SWCorp Introduces Santuni MADANI Community Recycling Initiative In Kg Bukit Pulau
SWCorp chief executive officer Khalid Mohamed said the programme includes the construction of a composting facility which uses the Takakura method to convert food waste into organic fertiliser, providing residents with an opportunity to generate income.
'In addition, a community-based recycling platform focusing on the collection of used cooking oil, recyclable household items, electronic and fabric waste has been launched,' he told reporters after officiating the programme, which was also attended by SWCorp Melaka director Zaki Md Nor.
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