Leading rejuvenation of Chinese new villages


Kuala Sepetang villagers participating in the ‘ni siap’ workshop to experience extracting the colours from mangrove bark. — Photos: YAP CHEE HONG, SIA HONG KAU/The Star and courtesy photos

Third edition of NGO’s annual competition awards grants to seven communities for efforts to revitalise traditional settlements

BRINGING together new villagers through sustainability- focused projects not only strengthens community ties but also gives its residents a renewed sense of purpose.

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