GEC strongly believes in sustainable projects and endeavours that align with the environment. By donating, you are supporting GEC’s work in rehabilitating and conserving the environment together with the local communities.
Your donations/funds will be used entirely to drive environmental projects that GEC works on including community-based conservation and rehabilitation initiatives as well as environmental outreach.
How to Donate?
Cheque
Please make checque payable to Global Environment Centre
Online Banking
Please indicate the Fund of your choice: River Care, Forest Care or General Fund
MBB: 5122 3140 4905 (Global Environment Centre)
Swift code: MBBEMYKL
e-wallet
Directly scan the QR code
via your e-wallet
HSBC Credit Card
GEC has been selected as one of the HSBC Malaysia’s supported charity organisations. HSBC partnered with Incitement, to create a dedicated digital platform for customers to support local charities seamlessly.
Donate via the Incitement platform
Tax-exemption
All cash donations to the Global Environment Centre are tax-exempted. Please e-mail to us below form to receive your tax-exemption receipt.
News & Media
Yesterday, GEC successfully completed hosting the third annual RMIT University Global Mobility Student Exchange Programme!The 24-day programme (28 Oct–20 Nov 2025) hosted 19 Environmental Science students and 2 academic staff for hands-on learning experience across Selangor’s critical wetland ecosystems.✨ Programme Highlights:✅ Mastery of the 5Rs (Rewetting, Reduction of Fire, Revegetation, Revitalisation, Reporting) ecosystem restoration approach across peat swamp and mangrove sites✅ Partnering with four community groups to see how locals lead conservation on the ground✅ Youth empowerment through Junior Peatland Forest Ranger activities in local schools facilitated by RMIT University students✅ Strengthened cultural competency through inaugural first Malay language immersion✅ Field-based learning in peat depth measurement, water quality assessment, biodiversity monitoring and canal blocking construction✅ Strategic collaboration with government agencies, local authorities and smallholders🤝 Looking Ahead:With the 2026 cohort confirmed, this partnership continues to position GEC as Southeast Asia's key destination for experiential environmental education — building future conservation leaders equipped with technical skills and community-centred approaches to ecosystem management.#WetlandConservation #Peatlands #Mangroves #EnvironmentalEducation #RMITUniversity #geccospec #globalenvironmentcentre
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