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En. Mohd Rahim bin Rani

Name Dato' Mohd Rahim bin Rani
Position Deputy Director-General Of Forestry (Operations and Technical)
Email rahim[at]forestry[dot]gov[dot]my
Tel 603-2616 4402
Fax 603-2692 5657

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A pattern of multiplying trees (i.e. the three succeeding trees) evocative of regulated forest conservation that allows for sustainable economic development carefully balanced by forestry management per excellence. A slight incline in the configuration that denotes a crescendo in production, further reinforcing the effectiveness of the Forestry Department Peninsular Malaysia (FDPM) in its concerned efforts to perpetuate a system that is ecologically, and economically, beneficial.

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Assalamualaikum and please to meet you

“Welcome” to all visitors to the Official Website of the Peninsular Forestry Department (JPSM). This site was first developed in 1996 with the aim of being JPSM's main electronic container to reach out to our customers. This site has also undergone various design improvements to meet the needs of customers for access to information related to JPSM. Well done and congratulations to the JPSM Website Committee for remaining committed in improving the JPSM Official Website from time to time.

As the newly appointed Director General of Forestry of Peninsular Malaysia from 10 September 2019, I am very pleased to record my deepest gratitude for all the continued support and cooperation of all our customers to the implementation of various JPSM programs. On this occasion, allow me to also record my thanks to YBhg. Datuk Borhanudin bin Haji Arshad who retired on 20 August 2019. The year 2019 marks the 118th anniversary of the establishment of the Forestry Department of Peninsular Malaysia since its establishment in 1901. This period is a long period and is enough to prove that forestry still remains relevant today as one of the important sectors in contributing to the socio-economic development of the country and the well-being of the people. At the same time, this situation also shows that JPSM has gone through a long period of time in overcoming challenges and constraints to shoulder the responsibility to ensure that forest resources will continue to be utilized by present and future generations.

JPSM's Official Website is one of JPSM's important communication media to reveal the organization's current high commitment to stay close and reach out to all our customers. Therefore, it is my hope that all our customers always use this communication facility and often visit it to find out the latest developments at JPSM.

Thank you.

Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh

(DATO’ MOHD RIDZA BIN AWANG)
Director General of Forestry Peninsular Malaysia.

  1. All requests for information on management, development and conservation of forest resources as well as forest industries shall be entertained within one (1) week from the date such requests were made except for information not readily available in the Department.
  2. Technical advice on management, development and conservation of forest resources, as well as forest industries shall be forwarded within two (2) weeks from the date such requests were made except for matters requiring specific studies.
  3. All requests for unrestricted publications shall be distributed within two (2) weeks from the date such requests were made
  4. All applications to attend in-service training organized by the Department shall be notified within two (2) weeks after the closing date for such applications.
  5. All applications to attend courses at the Forestry School in Kepong and the Logging Training Centre in Terengganu shall be notified within one (1) month after the dates of interviews.
  6. All progress reports on forest development projects shall be submitted to the central agency not later than the date stipulated.
  7. Results of tenders for the implementation of forest development projects shall be made known not later than four (4) months after such tenders were issued.
  8. Actions to forward the contract progress payment documents to the Treasury shall be undertaken within one (1) month from the date of application provided all conditions are fulfilled.
  9. Performance bonds shall be released within one (1) month after the expiry date of such bonds.
  10. All complaints pertaining to forestry services shall be acted upon within three (3) days after such complaints were received.

Vision

To be the agency of excellence in the sustainable management of tropical forest.

Mission

To sustainably manage and develop the forest resources and optimise their contributions to national socioeconomic development.

Objectives

  1. To manage the forest resources sustainably for the continuous production of forest goods and services and their optimum utilisation, compatible with environmental requirements.
  2. To increase the supply of forest goods and services through appropriate forestry activities that enhance the quality, productivity and utilisation of the forest resources.
  3. To further develop appropriate environmentally sound technology for the conservation, management and utilisation of the forest resources.
  4. To conserve and protect the forests biological diversity, water and soil, and their sustainable utilisation.
  5. To increase the quality and efficiency of the forest-based processing mills and enhance higher value added downstream activities.
  6. To strengthen human resource development (HRD) to support the forestry sector.
  7. To improve public awareness on the environmental and conservational roles of forests through education and dissemination of information.
  8. To increase the forestry sector’s contribution to national income, foreign exchange earnings and employment opportunities.

Organization

The Forestry Department Peninsular Malaysia (FDPM) is one of the departments under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Nature Sustainability, Malaysia and comprises the Forestry Department Headquarters Peninsular Malaysia, 11 State Forestry Departments and 33 District Forest Offices located throughout the peninsular. The Department is headed by the  Director-General of Forestry and assisted by two Deputy Director-Generals. At the end of 2014, the total workforce is 5,121.

Function of The Department

The Forestry Department Peninsular Malaysia is responsible for the management, planning, protection and development of the Permanent Reserved Forests (PRF) in accordance with the National Forestry Policy (NFP) 1992 and the National Forestry Act (NFA) 1984.

Functions of The Directorate

The Directorate comprises the Director-General of Forestry Peninsular Malaysia and is assisted by two Deputy Director-Generals. They are responsible for the formulation and implementation of policies, strategies and objectives of the Department, as well as in coordinating the administration, management, development and conservation of the forest resources to meet the needs of the country.

Forestry Department Headquarters

The Forestry Department Peninsular Malaysia headquarters is responsible for the formulation of forestry policies, providing technical advice and assistance to the State Forestry Departments with regard to forest planning, management and development, forest harvesting and wood-based industries, forest operational studies as well as training and human resource development.

The Forestry Department Peninsular Malaysia headquarters has two (2) Deputy Director General namely the Deputy Director-General (Policy and Planning) and Deputy DirectorGeneral (Operations and Technical), each responsible for six (6) divisions respectively. In addition, two (2) units and one (1) Division are directly accountable to the Director-General of Forestry.

Policy And Planning Sector

The Deputy Director-General of Forestry (Policy and Planning) is responsible for forest planning and economics, forest resource management, silviculture and forest biological conservation, forest Eco-park and state forest park development, international forestry affairs as well as forest plantation and protection

Operations And Technical Sector

The Deputy Director-General of Forestry (Operations and Technical) is responsible for administration and finance, forest engineering, technical and wood industry, forest enforcement, forestry training and human resource development as well as information technology systems development.

State Forestry Department

The State Forestry Department is responsible for the administration and regulation of forest harvesting,  forest revenue collection and development of the state forest resources. The Department also plans and coordinates the development of wood-based industries. The State Forestry Department is divided into Forest Operations and Forest Development Divisions and supported by District Forest Offices.

Forest Operations Division

Responsible for administration, forest law enforcement, forest revenue collection as well as to coordinate and maintain liaison with the Forestry Department Headquarters, other state departments and agencies.

Forest Development Division

Responsible for planning, implementing and monitoring of forest management and development activities, including biodiversity conservation, ecotourism development and forest rehabilitation as well as the preparation and implementation of the State Forest Management Plan.

District Forest Office

Responsible for administration, controlling forest harvesting, forest revenue collection and forest law enforcement. The office is also responsible for implementing forest management and development activities including the management of forest eco-park and state forest park.

Forest Planning & Economics Division

This Division is responsible to coordinate, supervise, evaluate and monitor the implementation of forest development projects at Federal and State levels, Quality Systems and forest management certification, FDPM Strategic Action Plan 2008-2020; as well as to plan and conduct forestry economic studies, besides the publication of reports and statistics.

Forest Management Division

This Division is responsible for matters pertaining to forest management and inventory; provides advisory services to the State Forestry Departments on the techniques and management systems as well as natural forest resource evaluation.

Silviculture & Forest Biodiversity Convervation Division

This Division is responsible for the implementation and coordination of natural forest silvicultural activities; management, development and conservation of forest biodiversity; and to provide technical advice on forest development to the State Forestry Departments.

Forest Plantation & Protection Division

This Division is responsible to implement and coordinate forest plantation development and management; development of agroforestry; nurseries; gene banks and seed production areas; rehabilitation of coastlines; as well as prevention and control of forest fire, diseases and pests.

Internation Affairs Division

This Division is responsible in addressing forestry issues as well as promoting close cooperation and cordial relationship at regional and international levels to safeguard the nation’s interest and image.

Forest Training Division

This Division is responsible for the planning, coordinating and implementing of in-service training courses and technical courses; as well as Forestry Certificate courses for Forest Rangers and Foresters.

The Enforcement Division Forest

This Division is responsible for the implementation and monitoring of forest enforcement activities as well as to provide advisory services and technical assistance to the State Forestry Departments on matters related to complaints, information gathering and investigation of forest offenses.

Forest Engineering Division

This Division is responsible to provide technical advice on the construction and the maintenance of forest roads and infrastructure to the State Forestry Departments and the construction and maintenance of buildings and other infrastructure of the Department.

Management Services Division

This Division is responsible for providing management support services; office administration; human resource management; financial and asset management; resource center management; enforcement of security measures and the protection of Department’s classified documents; and conducting competency assessments.

Information Management Division

This Division is responsible to coordinate the management and usage of ICT as well as the development of forestry information application systems and mapping using GIS, RS and GPS technologies; and to provide technical advice and assistance on ICT and geospatial information to the State Forestry Departments.

Technical & Wood Industry Division

This Division is responsible to provide technical advice on mechanical engineering, mill design, machine selection and processing techniques for the wood based industry as well as forest harvesting techniques; and workers’ occupational safety and health.

Legal Advisory & Prosecution Division

This Division is responsible for legal matters at Federal level involving FDPM as well as to provide advisory services on matters related to law and prosecution to the State Forestry Departments.

Forest Eco-Park & State Forest Division

This Division is responsible to coordinate, monitor and evaluate the implementation of forest eco-park and state park forest development, as well as to provide technical advice on forest ecotourism to the State Forestry Departments.

Corporate Communication & Public Relations Unit

This Unit is responsible for forest extension and the dissemination of forestry information; enhancement of FDPM’s image; as well as development and management of forestry gallery.

Forestry Integrity Unit

This unit is responsible to integrate the management of all matters related to integrity at FDPM in order that the management of integrity will be more focused and organised through the implementation of six (6) core functions namely the governance, strengthening integrity, detection and verifi cation, complaints management, compliance and discipline. 

Contact Us

Forestry Department of Peninsular Malaysia Headquarters,
Jalan Sultan Salahuddin,
50660 Kuala Lumpur
Phone. No: 603-26164488
Fax: 603-26925657
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