Objective
Beginning with the exchange of a statutory body on 1 October 1985, FRIM continues to embark on a competitive forestry research and development (R & D) organization in generating knowledge to produce intellectual capital in the form of valuable innovative products, services, processes and methodologies that meet market demand.
In accordance with the FRIM Act which came into force in 2016, FRIM has improved its the concept of strategy and the commercialization structure adopted. In addition, the role of the Innovation and Commercialisation Division more to Technology Transfer Office (TTO) to spearhead the commercialisation aspects in a more detailed and adapt the structure according to the best model.
FRIM will continue to identify new technologies that can be commercialised to meet market demand while increasing revenue, creating new skills or competencies and offering more job opportunities for the public.