Space for locals to forge green future


PENANG will continue to pursue its vision to be a green and inclusive state by guiding more communities to take part in eco-projects, said Penang Green Council (PGC) general manager Josephine Tan.

“Due to strong commitment from various sectors ranging from local councils, state agencies, industries, communities and non-governmental organisations, Seberang Prai City Council (MBSP) achieved a 55% recycling rate in 2020, the highest in Malaysia.

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