(Kuching, Jan 3) The Regional Corridor Development Authority's Socio-Economic Development Unit handed over equipment for planting fast-growing crops, fisheries, sewing, and hydroponic agriculture to 7 families in the Sebuyau area.
According to a press release from the Regional Corridor Development Authority today, through the Income Initiative Program-Eliminating Hardship Program, the agency is committed to helping low-income families improve their lives by providing sustainable economic opportunities and long-term income sources.
This program aims to assist participants in escaping poverty by creating opportunities for them to achieve economic stability.
The distributed equipment is expected to enhance the production capacity of the beneficiary families in agriculture and related fields, providing them with more stable income security.