SANDAKAN: An eight-year European Union-funded project to restore forests and improve community livelihood has successfully met its targets, particularly in promoting sustainable and low-carbon development in Sabah.
The Sabah-EU REDD+ Project that began on Dec 5, 2013 also raised communities' living standards while restoring and rehabilitating degraded forests in the state, said Sabah Forests chief conservator Datuk Frederick Kugan.
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