Youths pitch sustainable business models to tackle social issues


Chow (middle) with Priesner (with tie) and participants of the Youth Co:Lab Malaysia at CAT Penang in Gat Lebuh Cina, George Town.

TWELVE teams have gone head-to-head to pitch their innovative approaches to help achieve the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) during the Youth Co:Lab Malaysia at @CAT Penang in George Town.

The three-day boot camp event saw some 60 participants coming up with various ideas and approaches to help ensure sustainability and uphold human rights.

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