This Malaysian social enterprise builds communities through upcycling projects


‘Small actions can create a big impact when communities work together,’ says Mohd Faisal. Photos: The Star/Art Chen

So you’ve dropped an empty glass bottle into a recycling bin and walked away feeling like you’ve done your part for the environment.

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