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NGO plans recycle machine: Pulau Gaya plastic waste woeKota Kinabalu: The Meraki Daat Sabah Initiative (Meraki Daat) is planning to purchase a recycling machine to be placed on Gaya Island to kick-start their recycling project.

Second Mega Island Beach Clean Up: 2.6 tonnes rubbish collectedKota Kinabalu: Meraki Daat Sabah Initiative (Meraki Daat) held a second Mega Island Beach Clean Up and workshop the following day on design thinking and plastics recycling.

Unwrapping Plastics Kota Kinabalu Project ends in a resounding successKota Kinabalu: A six-month “Unwrapping Plastics KK Project” has ended in a resounding success, with more than 240 Sabahan students educated and primed to be environmentally-responsible citizens in the face of climate change and environment issues.

Pulau Gaya cleared of 12 tonnes wasteKota Kinabalu: Kg Lobong in Gaya Island, here, was rid of 12 tonnes of waste by the end of the Mega Island Beach Clean Up programme recently.

200 for Gaya Island beach clean-up March 19Kota Kinabalu: Meraki Daat Sabah Initiative (Meraki Daat) will be organising its first Mega Island Beach Clean Up as part of its Unwrapping Plastics KK and Project Picasso Initiative.

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Transforming Sabah water villages into tourist attractions - Borneo Post OnlineKOTA KINABALU (Sept 8): A project will be launched to transform identified water villages in Sabah into Instagram-worthy tourist attractions. Project Picasso, set to begin in 2023, aims to paint stilt houses in creative ways and to work with the Sabah Tourism Board to promote tourism water village destinations. The project is the idea of non-governmental organisation Meraki Daat Sabah Initiative. On Monday,

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Project Picasso

Meraki Daat president Michelle De La Harpe and honorary secretary Winterlyn Deypalan met with Assistant Minister of Tourism, Culture and Environment Datuk Joniston Bangkuai to brief him on Project Picasso.

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Concept of community-based tourism should be expanded to water communities: Bangkuai | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News PortalThe concept of community-based tourism (CoBT) should be expanded to water communities to develop new tourism products with a distinct experience, said Assistant Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Environment Datuk Joniston Bangkuai

Project Picasso

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