With its expansive coastal and river communities, Malaysia’s Sabah is increasingly recognizing the blue economy as a tool for fostering a balanced approach to economic growth that benefits all.
This report highlights community-led projects across key communities in Sabah, namely Semporna, Sandakan, Pulau Banggi, Sebatik Island, Pitas, and Kuala Penyu, each demonstrating unique approaches to marine conservation, eco-tourism, and waste management. This report examines how these activities contribute to Sabah’s vision of inclusive and sustainable development, focusing on sustainable resource management, youth empowerment, and cultural preservation.
Read more about Community-Led Blue Economy Activities in Sabah
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