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## Route 1 Social Enterprise

Malaysia has been taking proactive steps to build a strong infrastructure for the Malaysian entrepreneurship scene in the global landscape. Read more Creativity and innovation for entrepreneurs needs to be strengthened to capture the competitive market.The development of a strong and sustainable entrepreneurship ecosystem is a key economic driver for the nation to remain competitive

10th February 2018

11th February 2018

Technical Visit Starts at 8.00 am

Sign up closed on 30th January 2018

- ### Project B – Youth Cafe

  Project B is a cafe staffed and fully run by the children, under the guidance of all partners to Berjaya Group of Companies. This programme serves as a platform for them to gain work experience, harness their skills and potentially discover their talents. The participants are children from socially and economically underprivileged families, aged between 17 to 20 years old, lacking adequate finances and support from their families. Distance from Kuala Lumpur City Centre – 8 km

- ### Urban Farming

  Herb Garden PPR Raya Permai which is located and connected to the neighbouring townships Sri Petaling, Kampung Malaysia Raya and the capital city centre via the Sungai Besi Expressway. Urban farming activities in this area can contribute to the availability of fresh and nutritious food items, reduction in food expenditure and having direct access to varieties of food products. Distance from Kuala Lumpur City Centre – 15 km

- ### Medan Pasar and Green Market

  Medan Pasar is a part of a government initiative to revive in historic downtown Kuala Lumpur. Medan Pasar, in the middle of old Kuala Lumpur, used to be a bustling place for traders back in the mid-1800s, thriving with banks, textile shops and traditional medical halls. This area community-focused urban regeneration organisation that aims to create more liveable, resilient and people-centric cities. All building owners to reactivate dead spaces with green initiatives. Distance from Kuala Lumpur City Centre – 5 km

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