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see how these efforts are making an impact on the ground.

From food waste to microplastics and marine conservation, youth-led programmes across Malaysia are turning environmental awareness into real action 💪

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Their journeys reflect a broader shift in Malaysia’s social enterprise ecosystem, where financial sustainability is increasingly seen as essential to long-term impact 💪

Grants have long helped social enterprises get started. But as organisations grow, many find themselves stuck between early support and mainstream investment 📑

➡️Donate to UNHCR this Christmas and receive a handcrafted MADE51 Holiday Ornament - your kindness helps rebuild lives with courage and dignity. #MADE51 #UNHCRMalaysia #WikiImpact #RefugeeArtisans #Malaysia #Sponsored

Globally, 117.3 million people are forcibly displaced. In Malaysia, 211,360 refugees and asylum-seekers are registered with UNHCR, many living with uncertain legal status and limited opportunities.

✨ Many refugee women in Malaysia are rebuilding their lives through craft. Through MADE51, artisans use skills passed down through generations to earn fair income and preserve cultural heritage.

Do you know that mangroves are one of nature’s strongest protectors? 🪾At Pantai Kemasik, ecoCare restores mangrove habitats that help reduce erosion, buffer wave impact and support marine life. 🌊💚#ecoCare #Kemasik #MangroveReplanting #MalaysiaEnvironment #WikiImpact

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When young people are trusted and supported, they rise to the challenge. They restore ecosystems, revive biodiversity, and inspire communities to protect the coasts they depend on.

When the tides rise in Malaysia, they do more than swallow shorelines - they erase livelihoods, sweep away childhood memories, and dismantle the only homes some families have ever known. 🌊

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Through the Seagrass Mapping and Community-Based Programme, Yayasan PETRONAS is working with Universiti Malaysia Sabah, the Department of Fisheries, and the Sabah Biodiversity Centre to bring them back to life 🌿

In the coastal village of Kampung Penimbawan, Sabah, fishermen are joining hands with scientists to restore one of nature’s most powerful ecosystems – seagrass meadows 🎣