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In PACOS We Trust: Empowering Indigenous Sabah

Anne Lasimbang, Executive Director, PACOS Trust | Gordon John Thomas, Programme Coordinator, PACOS Trust

18-Dec-24 15:00

In PACOS We Trust: Empowering Indigenous Sabah

For decades, PACOS Trust - Partners of Community Organisations in Sabah - has been at the forefront of supporting Sabah’s indigenous communities, helping them protect their heritage, land, and resources. By fostering local leadership, promoting collaboration, and championing land rights, PACOS works hand-in-hand with grassroots organisations across 14 districts and 23 areas, to create sustainable change. Through training, advocacy, and collaboration, PACOS ensures that indigenous voices are central to discussions about development and environmental stewardship. We speak to Anne Lasimbang, the Executive Director of PACOS Trust, and Gordon John Thomas, the Programme Coordinator at PACOS Trust, to find out more about this organisation's work, and how they are collaborating with indigenous communities, enabling them to reclaim their voice and protect what matters most.

Image credit: GJT @ PACOS Trust

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs


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