Mayor: Low-carbon grants beneficial


Mohd Haffiz (second from left) with community leaders cooking bubur lambuk at Masjid Taman Impian Emas. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

SINCE introducing the Iskandar Puteri low carbon community grant (IPRK) four years ago, positive changes could be seen among the city folk, says its mayor Datuk Mohd Haffiz Ahmad.

“The IPRK, which started in 2021, has successfully brought together ideas, energy and the efforts of Iskandar Puteri community, academia, professionals and industry players through the awarding of about 70 low-carbon grants.

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