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Access To Clean Water for All Malaysians

Dr Teh Su Thye, CEO, Global Peace Foundation Malaysia

08-Feb-19 15:00

Access To Clean Water for All Malaysians

In 2015, world leaders agreed to 17 goals for a better world by 2030. Access to clean water and sanitation is the sixth goal on the list due to the impact it can have on access to education, the economy, women and children. On today’s show, we speak to Dr Teh Su Thye, the CEO of the Global Peace Foundation Malaysia to discuss one of their flagship programs, Communities Unite for Purewater, or better known as CUP and their work in providing access to clean water to rural communities.

Produced by: Kelly Anissa

Presented by: Kelly Anissa


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