Cottage industry: An employee showing hand-woven Orang Ulu baskets, which are called ‘akat’, at the Malaysian Handicraft Development Corporation’s state headquarters in Kuching in this file picture. With more govt support, more people can venture into this type of business.
KUCHING: The Dayak Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) has called for special consideration for capable Dayak small-and-medium enterprises in the RM1.52bil allocation under Budget 2017.
DCCI secretary-general Libat Langub explained that the native Sarawak community is relatively new to business and commerce compared to other communities in the country.
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