Bank Islam Integrated Annual Report 2022

Outlook Moving forward, we will focus on building social resilience by “mainstreaming social finance” towards 2026. As part of a four-year commitment from 2022-2025, We are striving to make steady progress towards our Sadaqa House Orphan Fund Change-maker channels. For the 2040-year mark, BIMB has set a RM1 billion fund target to raise in order to provide zero-cost funding with immense potential to multiple Islamic Social Finance and Financial Inclusion solutions. Aligned with the direction from BNM in Financial Sector Blueprint, we are expecting more involvement and participation among the other banks. BY THE YEAR 2040 To raise RM1 billion in perpetual funds The Fund shall be the catalyst in enabling the Community Economic Empowerment Ecosystem (C3e) for the Advancement of the Community To distribute RM3 million every month for the welfare and education of orphans from the return on perpetual fund investment Orphans shall have equal opportunities to succeed in life 5 Hydrophonic Project with Jasin Correctional Centre BIMB has partnered with the Jasin Correctional Centre in Melaka for three consecutive years to empower inmates with additional skills and means to generate income. The project, known as "AMAL untuk Alam," aims to support the livelihoods of inmates once they leave the centre and reintegrate into society. Our accomplishments: • More than 160kg of vegetables were harvested during every harvesting season after four to five weeks of planting, which will be commercialised to benefit 600 inmates. • Various fresh green produce was harvested including Pak Choy, Spinach, eggplant, and Japanese cucumber. All the vegetables are organically grown and pesticide-free. Sustainability Statement Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad 141 01 05 03 07 02 06 09 04 08

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