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SDG13
CLIMATE ACTION
13.3  Environmental education measures
13.3.5  Environmental education collaborate with NGO

Collaborate with NGOs on climate adaptation
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Evidence
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In Sarawak, WWF-Malaysia works closely with indigenous communities, with the aim to empower them to make decisions independently, implement sustainable livelihood initiatives and co-manage their natural resources. 
in the northern highlands of Sarawak, the organisation is working with two community-based organisations called The Alliance of the Indigenous Peoples of the Highlands in the Heart of Borneo (FORMADAT), and People’s Association for Development and Education of Penan (PADE), in a project that centred on the theme on sustainable forest management, income generation and improving livelihood.
UNIMAS plays a crucial role in fostering this collaborative approach. The 10th eBorneo Knowledge Fair (eBKF), organized by UNIMAS, serves as a platform to bridge the gap between stakeholders and indigenous communities. The event promotes understanding and cooperation among various agencies, indigenous peoples, and non-indigenous groups to address issues like deforestation, climate change, and pollution. Through knowledge exchange and community engagement, UNIMAS strengthens partnerships that are vital for sustainable development.
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