Bigger incentive for Iskandar Puteri green programme grant applicants


SK Sri Skudai’s food composting project received a grant last year.

COMMUNITY groups in Iskandar Puteri could receive up to RM30,000 each as incentives to run environmentally-friendly and green programmes this year.

The Iskandar Puteri City Council (MBIP) has once again opened its Low-Carbon Community Grant programme for the third year running, said its town planning officer Safwan Shaari.

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