Soroptimist International Region of Malaysia (Sirom) recently conducted a community initiative called "The Sustainable Food Security Project" in Bentong, Pahang as a comprehensive approach to address the issue in Malaysia.
Its president Soon Lay Ean said the programme focused on feeding the hungry and revolutionising the entire food system, encompassing production, distribution, consumption and waste management. "The event also gathered Malaysian soroptimists from all the other states to collectively address one of the world's most pressing challenges, which is food security."
Soon said Sirom is a dynamic global volunteer movement striving to transform the lives of women and girls with around 62,000 members in 123 countries, who advocate education, empowerment and opportunities for women and girls.
"During the event, participants engaged in discussions and activities aimed at exploring solutions to enhance food security, such as promoting sustainable agricultural practices tailored for the indigenous community.
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