Dr Zaliha confirms government’s support for NGOs to organize impactful programs with allocated funds.
: The government is prepared to allocate funds to non-governmental organisations and associations interested in organising activities under the “Bersih Semua Tempat” programme in the Federal Territories.
“We have provisions at the Federal Territories level to support this initiative. Our goal is to implement it at the community level, and we encourage NGOs to collaborate with us as strategic partners. A budget has been allocated to facilitate their involvement,“ she said. Dr Zaliha said the implementation of the BeST programme is in line with the efforts to promote the federal territories as clean and sustainable cities and at the same time build a positive image of the country for the 2025 ASEAN Chairmanship and the Visit Malaysia Year 2026.
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