Women supporting women: Two coders developed Bayu Harvest app to empower farmers


Goon (second from left), one of the coders who started the Bayu Harvest digital platform to help farmers.

KOTA KINABALU: Sometime in March last year, Faezrah Rizalman saw an Apec (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) app challenge advertisement for a software development competition to strengthen women entrepreneurs' role in the economy.

The Keningau-born coder partnered up with her friend Jeanette Goon for the contest as the theme – women in the economy – was close to their hearts.

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