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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

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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.

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Strengthening Community Awareness in RPS Runchang, PahangGEC, with support from SMPEM and other partners, organised a CEPA programme that brought together 84 local community members and representatives from various agencies, with a focus on peatland conservation, fire prevention and El Niño.The programme featured sessions on:✅ El Niño and weather conditions by the Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia)
✅ Fire safety and emergency response by the Fire and Rescue Department of Malaysia (BOMBA)
✅ Open burning and related legislation by the Department of Environment (DOE)
✅ Peatland biodiversity and conservation by GECThe programme also included a colouring competition for children and a hands-on fire extinguishing demonstration, where local villagers had the opportunity to practise basic fire response techniques under the guidance of BOMBA personnel.These activities help strengthen community awareness and preparedness in protecting the Southeast Pahang Peat Swamp Forest.#PeatMatters #ElNino #Fire #SMPEM #GlobalEnvironmentCentreImage attachmentImage attachment+5Image attachment

Strengthening Community Awareness in RPS Runchang, Pahang

GEC, with support from SMPEM and other partners, organised a CEPA programme that brought together 84 local community members and representatives from various agencies, with a focus on peatland conservation, fire prevention and El Niño.The programme featured sessions on:✅ El Niño and weather conditions by the Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia)✅ Fire safety and emergency response by the Fire and Rescue Department of Malaysia (BOMBA)✅ Open burning and related legislation by the Department of Environment (DOE)✅ Peatland biodiversity and conservation by GECThe programme also included a colouring competition for children and a hands-on fire extinguishing demonstration, where local villagers had the opportunity to practise basic fire response techniques under the guidance of BOMBA personnel.These activities help strengthen community awareness and preparedness in protecting the Southeast Pahang Peat Swamp Forest.#peatmatters #ElNino #fire #smpem #globalenvironmentcentre ... See MoreSee Less

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