Pasarkita Technology Sdn. Bhd.
By Pasarkita Technology Sdn. Bhd.Pasarkita's vision is providing AI solution with sustainability orientation, developing practical technology partnerships that contribute to responsible consumption, waste reduction, and more liveable planet. Our mission is to apply and leverage AI, software engineering, and data-driven systems to translate SDG 12 priorities into deployable solutions for waste reduction, responsible resource management, recycling participation, sustainability reporting, and public awareness. Pasarkita is a Malaysian AI-enabled technology solutions provider with experience in sustainability platforms, recycling-centre digitalisation, workflow automation, analytics, gamification, and community engagement systems. Its profile is supported by MYHackathon 2022 recognition, recipient of Cradle Fund a Malaysian agency under the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI), and the i-KITAR digital recycling app launched by Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT) through SWCorp (Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Corporation) is a Malaysian government agency in collaboration with MOSTI. Its AI capabilities include autonomous agents, AI-assisted software development, and productivity-focused copilots for automation, reporting, operational visibility, traceability, and scalable digital workflows.
- Stage
- In production
- Industries
- Retail and e-commerce
- Consumer goods
- Logistics
- Deployment
- Cloud (SaaS)
Why it is worth it
i-KITAR Digital Kitar Semula combines community recycling, income generation, automated transactions, and AI-enabled operations in a single practical platform. Its value lies in making recycling more accessible for households, easier to operate for JMBs and community managers, and more visible for government agencies responsible for sustainability planning. Key Value Proposition i-KITAR turns recycling into a measurable digital ecosystem. It helps B40 households generate income from recyclable materials, enables communities to manage local recycling centres with automated transaction and payment workflows, and provides structured household waste and recycling behaviour data for better policy, planning, and programme evaluation. Its community impact model is strengthened by co-development with low-income communities and supported by a proven implementation track record. Differentiated Value Income-linked recycling participation: Connects recycling activity with direct household income opportunities, especially for B40 communities. Community impact-driven model: Co-developed with low-income communities to address practical recycling participation, income generation, and local resource recovery needs. Community-operated recycling infrastructure: Enables JMBs and local communities to establish and manage recycling centres with lower operational complexity. AI-assisted operations and automated payment workflow: Uses visual recognition, AI-assisted segregation, and automated transaction handling to reduce manual work across material classification, weighing, categorisation, pricing, transaction creation, and payment readiness. Government-ready sustainability data: Generates household waste and recycling behaviour data to support better visibility, planning, reporting, and public-sector decision-making. Institutional support and implementation credibility: i-KITAR received direct support from the Ministry of Housing and Local Government, KPKT, through the Solid Waste Management and Public Cleansing Corporation, SWCorp, formalised through an MoU. It is also a recipient of Cradle funding under Malaysia’s central agency for supporting a holistic and thriving startup ecosystem as part of the Malaysia Startup Ecosystem Roadmap, SUPER 2021 to 2030. Scalable circular economy infrastructure: Provides a digital operating layer with proven implementation track records that can be applied across communities, recycling operators, public housing areas, and sustainability programmes. Strategic Relevance i-KITAR is positioned as more than a recycling application. It functions as an AI-enabled community sustainability infrastructure that links households, recycling operators, JMBs, and government stakeholders through a shared digital workflow. This creates practical value across income generation, recycling participation, operational efficiency, data visibility, responsible resource management, and public-sector sustainability planning.
- i-KITAR Digital Kitar Semula addresses the practical barriers that limit recycling participation, operational visibility, and community-scale waste reduction.
- i-KITAR Digital Kitar Semula helps B40 communities increase household income through recycling while contributing to higher recycling participation and improved resource recovery. The platform converts manual recycling activities into automated digital transactions and payments, making it easier for JMBs and communities to establish and manage their own recycling centres. It also generates household waste and recycling behaviour data that can support government agencies in better visibility, policy design, service planning, and sustainability programme evaluation.
Opening the deck…
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Best customer profile
- Target 1: Municipal Councils (PBT)
- Industry: Local Government and Public Works
- Organisation Size: Tier 1 city councils and Tier 2 municipal councils
- Key Pain Points: Frequent illegal dumping in urban areas, and limited access to real-time data for measuring the effectiveness of local green initiatives.
- Target 2: Government Ministries
- Industry: Federal Government and Public Policy
- Organisation Size: National-level ministries such as KPKT and MOSTI
- Key Pain Points: Challenges in achieving national waste diversion targets, including the 40% recycling rate, limited visibility on the impact of government funding at the community level, and the absence of digital reporting tools to track sustainability KPIs.
- Target 3: Low-Cost Joint Management Bodies (JMBs)
- Industry: Property Management and Affordable Housing
- Organisation Size: High-density residential developments such as PPR and low-cost flats with 800 to 2,000 units
- Key Pain Points: High maintenance fee arrears due to residents’ financial constraints, limited funds for essential repairs such as lifts and security, and waste overflow issues that increase cleaning costs and attract pests.
Notable paying customers
- SWCorp (Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Corporation) is a Malaysian government agency under Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT)
2023: i-Kitar digital recycling application was officially launched in Malaysia by the Local Government Development Ministry through the Solid Waste Management and Public Cleansing Corporation (SWCorp) 2024: i-Kitar digital recycling application was implemented in PPR Hiliran, a three-block low-cost flat development with more than 1,000 units. The application was also adopted by MAHSA Avenue International College. 2025: i-Kitar digital recycling application launched its first industry collaboration with Diet Ideas, a community dietetics and nutrition platform. The company also signed a 10-year factory lease agreement in Gelang Patah, Johor.