Community impact: Food, education and climate


Volunteers posing with the produce they helped sort and distribute. — Photo courtesy of The Lost Food Project’s Facebook page

CIVIL society organisations and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in Malaysia are playing an increasingly important role in addressing the country’s pressing social, educational and environmental challenges.

These groups work to reduce food waste, strengthen literacy, support refugee communities and promote gender-responsive climate governance.

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