Supporting indigenous communities


KOTA KINABALU: When Anne Lasimbang participated in a study on poverty in Sabah more than three decades ago, something stood out to her – the state of rural indigenous communities.

Being in areas such as Pitas and Kudat was a real eye opener as Lasimbang witnessed communities without access to clean water, dilapidated schools, lack of teachers, as well as high dropout rate among students.

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