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Muhyiddin School Reviews Sustainability Plan to Strengthen Use of VilunVeshi School Garden

A working session was held at Muhyiddin School to review and refine the VilunVeshi School Garden Sustainability Plan, with Deputy Minister of Climate Change, Environment and Energy Mr Mohamed Moosa as Chief Guest. The programme has established gardens at three schools in the Greater Malé Area and aims to establish gardens in six schools during the ECRFS Project period.

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  • 19 participants participants in the working session Ministry of Climate Change, Environment and Energy A total of 19 participants, including students and teachers, took part in the working session.

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  • A working session was held at Muhyiddin School to review and refine the VilunVeshi School Garden Sustainability Plan. Muhyiddin School Ministry of Climate Change, Environment and Energy A working session was held at Muhyiddin School to review and refine the VilunVeshi School Garden Sustainability Plan.

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