SARAWAK is set to advance its waste management and renewable energy initiatives with a new bill that emphasises systematic waste disposal and energy recovery, supporting
KUCHING: Sarawak is leveraging its indigenous resources to develop sipudun-based natural anthelmintics (antiparasitic drugs) for livestock. This will be done via a strategic collaboration between
THE Sustainable Resources and Wastes Management Bill 2025 is anchored on four key pillars designed to transform how Sarawak manages its resources and waste. Tebedu
THE just-passed Building (Amendment) Bill, 2025 which paved the way for the establishment of the Sarawak Building Board (SBB) is strictly a regulatory body, says
THE implementation of a circular economy under the Sustainable Resources and Wastes Management Bill, 2025 is the cornerstone of Sarawak’s shift towards a cleaner, more
THE Sustainable Resources and Wastes Management Bill 2025 could empower rural and remote communities with several additional measures. Pelagus assemblyman Wilson Nyabong Ijang said that
THE Sustainable Resources and Wastes Management Bill is notably relevant to Balingian constituency, an area marked by industrial development, active agricultural zones and townships experiencing
EFFECTIVE and sustainable waste management is a pressing need for Sarawak, said Baleh assemblyman Nicholas Kudi Jantai. He said this is because economic growth, the
PROVISIONS under the Sustainable Resources and Wastes Management Bill, 2025 will significantly deter illegal dumping and irresponsible practices. This is because there will be a
THE proposed Lundu Water Treatment Plant and Raw Water Intake project and Lundu–Sematan Regional Water Supply project will benefit a total of 1,290 households located
