SAGU advances peatland conservation, restoration and sustainable management across Indonesia, Malaysia and Papua New Guinea, supporting regional and national priorities for climate action, biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. In Malaysia context, GEC focus the rehabilitation of upland and lowland peatland in Sarawak and Sabah.
The project aims to enhance conservation of peatland biodiversity by documenting rare wildlife, monitoring key species and supporting community-based protection and restoration of peat swamp forests.
This is the third phase of a multi-phase community development initiative with the Temuan communities in Kampung Orang Asli Pulau Kempas and Bukit Cheeding. This phase aims to transform the community into a self-sustaining entity capable of independently driving and managing its own socioeconomic development initiatives with only minimal guidance and support from GEC.
The 18-month project aims strengthen river basin management and stewardship in the Sungai Kinta Catchment by promoting the use of the River Health Index (RHI), supporting community action and sustaining the CbKRB-IRBM model.
The project focuses on restoring degraded mangrove areas in Kota Tinggi District, developing community-based ecotourism and creating sustainable livelihoods for communities.
The project focuses on restoring degraded mangroves while empowering local communities through sustainable conservation practices.
The project focuses on rehabilitating 9 hectares of mangrove areas in Riau Province, Indonesia by engaging and empowering of local community members.
A community-based mangrove conservation initiative across three Malaysian states, focusing on planting 21,000 additional mangrove trees while strengthening local capacity and promoting climate resilience.
This project aims to restore degraded mangrove area in Mersing, Johor, that has declined significantly from 3 hectares in 2007.
The projects focus on enhancing biodiversity and protecting the health of water bodies at Cyberjaya Lake Gardens and its surrounding areas.
GEC is partnering with OSK Foundation to empower local communities, schools, businesses and the general public and implement a pollution mitigation action plan at selected premises to minimise the impact on Sungai Kayu Ara and contribute to river conservation.
The project aims to rehabilitate Taman Aman Lake through nature-based solutions, lake ecosystem health concept and smart partnerships with key stakeholders.
The project aims to plant trees at degraded peatland, mangrove and reservoir sites, through active community participation in Selangor and Malacca.
This project is a consolidation of Water Stewardship Agenda I and is restructured based on four new strategies. Initiated by SPARK foundation, in collaboration with Global Environment Centre (GEC), the project aims to protect water resources at two basins: Sg Klang (Sg Penchala & Sg Way) and Sg Selangor.
This project addresses the increasing risks of flooding caused by climate change and the expansion of human settlements in flood-prone areas.
This project is designed to strengthen and replicate successful community-based ecotourism and food security models established previously in Kampung Tonggang and KRT Klebang Selatan to other communities in Perak and the Klang Valley.
This project is designed to provide technical assistance for project implementation to the Global Environment Facility 6 (GEF6) SMPEM
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