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SUMMARY:WAK Festival 2026 8th Edition: Shoots (SWK)
DESCRIPTION:SHOOTS defines WAK Festival 2026 as a season of emergence. It celebrates new genres taking shape\, bold ideas breaking ground\, and young talents stepping into the light. As a community driven platform\, WAK nurtures creative startups and first time voices\, transforming fragile beginnings into confident growth that renews and energises Sarawak’s creative industry. \n\nABOUT WAK  \nThe WAK Festival is a community-dirven month -long open access celebration of the arts\, culture and lifestyle. Happening every October\, the multi-genere gromgramme is centred arounf Kuching and greater Kuching.\n\nWAK Festival 2026 Calender Programme  \nhttps://wakfestival.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/WAK2026-Calendar-Programme-190826.pdf\n  \nFor more information and updates\, you may refer to the official event pages below: \n\nIG link:  wakfestival \nFacebook Link: https://www.facebook.com/wakfestival \nOfficial Website: https://wakfestival.com/ \n\n\n+60 11-1312 0898\n\n\n\n\n\ninfo@aboutkuching.com
URL:https://statos.com.sg/event/wak-festival-2026-8th-edition-shoots-swk/
LOCATION:Kuching Sarawak
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SUMMARY:WatchMoviesNot Film Festival 2026 (SWK)
DESCRIPTION:WatchMoviesNot Film Festival 2026\nDate: 15–18 October 2026\nVenue: Paramount Hotel\, Sibu\, Sarawak \nThe WatchMoviesNot Film Festival (WMNFF 2026) returns to Sibu for its sixth edition from 15 to 18 October 2026\, bringing together filmmakers\, industry professionals and film enthusiasts for four days of screenings\, workshops\, masterclasses and creative exchange. \nOrganised by the Sibu Film Art Association (MICROWAVE)\, the festival provides a platform for emerging filmmakers to develop their ideas\, connect with industry mentors and showcase creative work. \nOne of this year’s key highlights is the Short Film Project Pitching\, where Malaysian filmmakers can present fiction short film proposals to a panel of local and international film professionals. Selected projects will compete for the Jury Award and Special Award\, including a RM5\,000 production grant to support the development of a winning film project. Pitching proposals are open until 20 September 2026. \nThe festival will also feature a four-part Masterclass & Workshop Series on 15 and 16 October\, covering Idea Development\, Directing\, Producing and Acting. \nWMNFF 2026 brings together an experienced panel of filmmakers and industry professionals\, including Malaysian directors Lau Kek-Huat and Lau Kok Rui\, Taiwanese actor Fuji Yang\, and Sabah Dusun filmmaker Nadira Ilana. \nFilm lovers can also look forward to a diverse screening programme featuring titles such as Heart Attack from Thailand\, The Waves Will Carry Us from Taiwan and Malaysia\, and Mother Bhumi from Malaysia. \nThe festival will also spotlight local filmmaking talent through Sarawak Shorts – Programmes A & B\, featuring six short films by Sarawakian filmmakers. \nWhether you are an aspiring filmmaker\, an industry professional or simply passionate about cinema\, WMNFF 2026 offers an opportunity to discover new stories\, exchange ideas and experience Sibu’s growing creative film scene. \n📅 Important Dates\n\n▪︎ Registration Period: 2 September – 20 September 2026\n▪︎ Shortlist Announcement: 28 September 2026\n▪︎ Workshops: 15 & 16 October 2026 (Compulsory for shortlisted teams)\n▪︎ Pitching Day: 17 October 2026\n▪︎ Award Ceremony: 18 October 2026\n\n📍 Event Locations\n▪︎ Pitching & Workshops: Paramount Hotel\, Sibu\n▪︎ Film Screening: King’s Trioplex\, Sibu\nFor more information and updates\, you may refer to the official event pages below: \nIG link: @watchmoviesnotsibu\nFacebook Link: https://www.facebook.com/watchmoviesnotsibu \n 
URL:https://statos.com.sg/event/watchmoviesnot-film-festival-2026-swk/
LOCATION:Paramount Hotel\, Sibu
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SUMMARY:International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) Triennial General Assembly 2026 (SWK)
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URL:https://statos.com.sg/event/international-council-on-monuments-and-sites-icomos-triennial-general-assembly-2026-swk/
LOCATION:Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCCK)\, Kuching\, Sarawak
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SUMMARY:Industrial Transformation ASIA-PACIFIC a Hannover Messe event · Jointly owned by Deutsche Messe and the Singapore Manufacturing Federation
DESCRIPTION:Transform Tomorrow Today\nITAP returns to Singapore as a focused two-day platform for advanced manufacturing\, industrial technology and real-world transformation. \nMeet the manufacturers\, technology providers\, research organisations and industry leaders shaping how industrial innovation is developed\, deployed and scaled across the region. \n\nWednesday\, 21 October 2026\n\n\n\n9:30 am– 10:00 am\n\nOfficial Launch by HFAP\n\nHFAP and SMF Address / Welcome Remarks for formal re-launch of ITAP. Celebratory Performance \n\n\n\n\n10:00 am– 10:30 am\n\nOpening Keynote | Physical AI: Where Humanoid and Cognitive Robotics Is Actually Heading\n\nThis keynote will explore the shift of robotics from pre-programmed machines to systems that perceive\, reason\, and act in the real world — and what this shift means for how manufacturers\, integrators\, and policymakers should think about automation going forward. The talk will be grounded in examples drawn from across the industry. \n\nMr Mavarick HoCo-founder and Vice President of Advanced Development\, NEURA Robotics\n\n\n\n10:30 am– 11:00 am\n\nGOH Address MOUs and Announcements\nMs Gan Siow HuangMinister of State\, Ministry of Energy\, Trade & Industry\n\n\n\n\n\nStream 1 · Industrial Transformation: AI as the Manufacturing Intelligence Layer\n\n\n\n11:00 am– 11:15 am\n\nFrom Lighthouse to Launchpad: Rockwell Automation’s AI-enabled Transformation Journey\n\nRockwell Automation is the most recent addition to the list of WEF Global Lighthouses in Singapore. Ms Wang Li will pull back the curtain on the journey of deploying digital and AI solutions that have delivered measurable results in labour productivity\, defect reduction\, and time to competency for workers. Hear how the Singapore facility serves as Rockwell Automation’s global launchpad for developing breakthrough solutions which are scaled across the company’s global network. \nKey Takeaways: \n· Share on Rockwell Automation’s journey of innovating and successfully deploying AI solutions in your operations \n· Showcase how these AI solutions have delivered measurable results for Rockwell Automation \n· Highlight how Singapore serves as a launchpad for developing these solutions\, and are eventually scaled across Rockwell’s global network \n\nMs Li WangPlant Director for Singapore Operations\, Rockwell Automation\n\n\n\n11:15 am– 11:30 am\n\nSpeaker Presentation\nTransforming Manufacturing with AI: From AI Hype to Real Impact\n\nCoca-Cola’s manufacturing plant in Singapore achieved WEF Global Lighthouse status in 2024. Mr Lam Zheng Hung will unpack how dynamic scheduling\, AI-powered robotics and digital solutions improved throughput\, labour productivity\, whilst reducing inventory shortages. Discover how Coca-Cola Singapore is transforming their workforce\, using its global digital academy to reimagine roles and equip employees at every level. \n\n\nMr Lam Zheng HungLighthouse Director\, The Coca-Cola Company Singapore\n\n\n\n11:30 am– 11:50 am\n\nCo-curated with AIMfg & EnterpriseSG\nThe Next Frontier of AI-Powered Manufacturing & AI-First Transformation\n\nAfter hearing the playbook behind Rockwell Automation and Coca-Cola’s success\, this session will distill the public sector’s role in supporting Singapore-based manufacturing firms to achieve best-in-class operations.\nDr Ng Huey Yuen\, will unpack AIMfg’s Phase 2 plans — the capabilities\, support structures\, and partnership approach designed to help manufacturers with AI-driven transformation.\nThis is a key session for manufacturers wanting to understand how AIMfg can partner them on their AI journey. \n\nDr. Ng Huey YuenTechnical Director\, AIMfg\n\n\n\n11:50 am– 12:30 pm\n\nPanel Discussion\nPanel | Achieving Best-In-Class Operations: How Singapore’s ecosystem supports manufacturers to scale AI-enabled transformation\n\nWhether you’re an MNC or an SME\, the path to AI-enabled operations raises the same questions — where to start\, what to prioritise\, and how to scale with confidence. This panel brings together Coca-Cola\, Racer\, CADVision Systems\, SMF\, as well as senior management from EDB and EnterpriseSG\, for a candid discussion on the real challenges companies face; as well as how Singapore is built to enable companies to overcome these challenges to achieve AI-enabled transformation. \n\nMr Wong Keat TzeExecutive Director\, CADVision Systems Pte LtdMr Lam Zheng HungLighthouse Director\, The Coca-Cola Company SingaporeMr Lennon TanPresident\, Singapore Manufacturing FederationMr Wong Zeng YiAssistant Managing Director\, EnterpriseSGMs Cindy KohExecutive Vice President\, EDBMr Willy KohFounder and President\, Racer Technology\n\n\n\n12:30 pm– 1:30 pm\n\nNetworking Lunch\n\n\n\n\n\nStream 2 · Autonomous Manufacturing & Digitalisation\n\n\n\n1:30 pm– 1:55 pm\n\nFab of the Future: How Data Powers Smart Manufacturing\n\nAs global manufacturing evolves toward more data-driven\, intelligent and autonomous production environments\, manufacturers are leveraging real-time process data\, artificial intelligence\, predictive analytics\, intelligent automation and closed-loop systems to improve quality\, productivity and equipment performance. In this session\, Ms Gan Theck Ling will share STMicroelectronics’ perspective on how these technologies are advancing manufacturing maturity\, from data-driven decision making toward increasingly adaptive and autonomous operations. She will also highlight the importance of industrialising and scaling these capabilities across manufacturing\, combining technology\, data and domain expertise to strengthen competitiveness and sustain Singapore’s role as a high-value manufacturing hub. \n\nMs Gan Theck LingDirector of Manufacturing Data Science\, STMicroelectronics\n\n\n\n1:55 pm– 2:30 pm\n\nPanel Discussion\nPanel | From Data to Action: Building Robot Intelligence for Manufacturing\n\nUnlike digital AI\, Physical AI must learn from interactions with the physical world. Building capable robots therefore requires robust pipelines for collecting\, generating\, managing and deploying robot data across different environments and applications. This panel will examine the emerging ecosystem required to train and scale embodied AI. Panellists will discuss topics such as synthetic data\, simulation\, robot foundation models\, vision-language-action models\, domain-specific datasets\, continuous learning and deployment in industrial settings. The discussion will also explore how technology providers\, researchers and end-users can work together to build data flywheels that continuously improve robot intelligence while addressing the practical challenges of real-world deployment. \n\nDr Teo Chek SingResearch Division Director (Smart Robotics and Automation)\, ASTAR – SIMTech & ARTCMr Aaron LumDirector\, Smart Manufacturing & AI\, MICRONMr Louis LianVice President of Partnerships and Strategy\, LightwheelMs Summer TohSenior Director Regional Marketing\, Smart Home & Building\, Infineon TechnologiesProf Wang ZiweiNTU\, PINE Lab\n\n\n\n2:30 pm– 2:40 pm\n\nMOU Annoucement between SMF and China Electronics Enterprises Association\n\n\n\n\n\nStream 3 · MNC-LE ALLIANCE — HOSTED BY SINGAPORE MANUFACTURING FEDERATION\n\n\n\n2:40 pm– 2:45 pm\n\nHosted by Singapore Manufacturing Federation\nOpening and Introduction to MNC-LE Alliance\n\n\n\nMr Wayne YapCEO\, Singapore Manufacturing Federation\n\n\n\n2:45 pm– 3:05 pm\n\nHosted by Singapore Manufacturing Federation\nBridging the Enterprise Divide: Unlocking High-Value MNC–LE Collaborations\n\nPartnerships between Multi-National Corporations (MNCs) and Local Enterprises (LEs) require balancing agility with scale and building the capabilities MNCs qualify against. To turn insight into action\, MNCs will share their roadmaps\, giving attending LEs direct visibility into their priorities and partnership opportunities. \nPresentation 1: Liebherr’s roadmap\nLiebherr will share its operations in Singapore\, its business priorities\, and the capabilities and suppliers it seeks to support them. Mr Yen Wei Chien – Commercial Operations Manager\, Liebherr-Singapore Pte Ltd \nPresentation 2: Resmed’s roadmap\nResmed will share its operations in Singapore\, its business priorities\, and the capabilities and suppliers it seeks to support them. Mr Dheeraj Madan – Senior Director (Manufacturing)\, Resmed Asia \n\nMr Dheeraj MadanSenior Director (Manufacturing)\, ResmedMr Yen Wei ChienCommercial Operations Manager\, Aviation Liebherr Aerospace Singapore\n\n\n\n3:05 pm– 3:30 pm\n\nPanel Discussion\nPanel | Discover what it takes to build successful corporate partnerships\n\nPartnerships between Multi-National Corporations (MNCs) and Local Enterprises (LEs) require balancing agility with scale and building the capabilities MNCs qualify against. This panel discussion brings together MNC commercial\, operations and technology leaders from Liebherr and Resmed to clarify how MNCs evaluate\, qualify and onboard LE partners. Panellists will unpack core expectations\, offer candid perspectives on the operational friction points that stall collaboration — from procurement bottlenecks to compliance alignment — and highlight how structured collaboration programmes build capability and deliver mutual value. To turn insight into action\, both MNCs will present live problem statements\, giving attending LEs direct visibility into innovation challenges and commercial partnership opportunities. \nKey Learnings: \n\nQualification Clarified: The core criteria\, standards and capabilities MNCs require when vetting LE partners\, and how LEs close the gap to meet them.\nFriction to Synergy: Strategies to bridge MNC corporate governance and LE agility.\nDirect Opportunities: Live problem statements from Liebherr and ExxonMobil\, seeking LE solutions to deploy.\nMutual Value Creation: How structured partnership programmes build LE capability\, accelerate innovation for MNCs and scale growth for LEs.\n\n\nMr Daryl LimCEO\, Augmentus RoboticsMr Ooi Wai LoonDirector\, Category Management (Electronics)\, ResmedMr Vincent WongAumovio Singapore Director\, Operations & Technology Co-Chair\, MNC-LE AllianceMr Yen Wei ChienCommercial Operations Manager\, Aviation Liebherr Aerospace Singapore\n\n\n\n3:30 pm– 3:40 pm\n\nAudience Q&A\n\n\n\n3:40 pm– 4:00 pm\n\nAfternoon Coffee Break\n\n\n\n\n\nStream 4- ENERGY\, SUSTAINABILITY & INDUSTRIAL RESILIENCE\n\n\n\n4:00 pm– 4:30 pm\n\nSustaining Business Growth and Resilience with Energy Innovation and Green Tech\n\nEnergy is no longer simply a utility cost; it is becoming a strategic lever for competitiveness\, resilience\, and sustainable growth. As manufacturers navigate rising energy costs\, supply-chain uncertainty\, decarbonization pressures\, and increasing customer expectations\, forward-looking organizations are rethinking how they generate\, consume\, manage\, and optimize energy. This session will explore how manufacturers can turn energy strategy into a source of competitive advantage by integrating on-site generation\, energy storage\, smart and flexible load management\, and real-time data and analytics into their operations. It will highlight how digital technologies\, AI-driven insights\, and Green Tech can enable leaders to make faster\, data-driven decisions while improving productivity\, resilience\, and sustainability. The discussion will focus on moving beyond traditional energy management from monitoring consumption to actively managing energy as an operational and business-performance lever. \nKey Learnings: \n1. Turn Energy from a Cost Centre into a Competitive Advantage. \n2. Build Future-Ready and Resilient Energy System. \n3. Use Digitalization and AI to Make Energy an Operational Lever \n\nMr Shoukat AliGlobal Manufacturing Leader\, Redmont\n\n\n\n4:30 pm– 5:10 pm\n\nPanel Discussion\nPanel | Unlocking Energy Opportunities Through Collaboration\n\nNo manufacturer manages energy resilience alone. You sit inside an ecosystem — landlords\, utilities\, technology vendors\, grant bodies\, industry associations\, and neighbouring companies — all of whom have a stake in your energy outcomes. This panel is about what that ecosystem actually offers a manufacturer\, and what it asks of you in return. \n\nDr Deepak L WaikarResearch Fellow of Energy Efficiency Technology Centre (EETC)\, Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT)Mr Sam LimSenior Vice President\, Tuas PowerMs Clara Kwan Chief Sustainability Officer\, Singapore Manufacturing FederationMs Xiaowei Liu Senior Leadership Team Secretariat\, Asia Director\, Senior Advisor to the Secretary General\, World Energy Council\n\n\n\n5:10 pm– 5:15 pm\n\nClosing Remarks\n\nSummary of the day’s key insights and commitments\, information about Additive Manufacturing program of events the following day \n\n\n\n\n5:15 pm– 6:15 pm\n\nDrinks Reception & Exhibition Close\n\nThursday\, 22 October 2026\nIN CONJUNCTION WITH THE GLOBAL ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING SUMMIT \n\n\n\n9:00 am– 9:15 am\n\nWelcome Address\nDr Ho Chaw SingExecutive Director of Science and Engineering Research council (SERC)\, Agency for Science\, Technology and Research (A*STAR)\, Chief Executive Officer\, National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Cluster (NAMIC)\n\n\n\n9:15 am– 9:25 am\n\nOpening Address by Guest-of-Honour\nMHMr Shawn HuangSenior Parliamentary Secretary\, Ministry of Finance & Ministry of Manpower\n\n\n\n9:25 am– 9:40 am\n\nAnnouncement of Memorandum of Understanding\, Partnerships and Alliance\n\n\n\n9:40 am– 10:00 am\n\nKeynote Address\nMr Arno HeldFounder & Managing Director\, Held Holding GmbH\n\n\n\n10:00 am– 11:00 am\n\nPanel Discussion\nGlobal Leaders Panel: AM Without Borders\n\nThis panel convenes global C-suite leaders from across the Additive Manufacturing ecosystem to explore the industry’s outlook through the perspectives of technology providers\, investors\, manufacturers\, and end users. The discussion will examine how market demand\, technological innovation\, investment priorities\, and industrial adoption are shaping the next phase of growth\, and how Additive Manufacturing strengthens the manufacturing ecosystem’s resilience\, agility\, and connectivity amid today’s evolving geopolitical landscape. \n\nMr Arno HeldFounder & Managing Director\, Held Holding GmbHMr Chee Teck LeeChief Executive Officer\, Moveon TechnologiesMr Joris PeelsVice President Consulting\, Additive Manufacturing ResearchMr Michael AgamAPAC Head of Channel and Alliances\, Tulip InterfacesMs Kitty WangCo-Founder & CEO\, Synacore\n\n\n\n11:00 am– 11:30 am\n\nTea Break\n\n\n\n11:30 am– 1:00 pm\n\nThe Industrialisation of Additive Manufacturing\n\nThis session explores the latest developments driving the industrialisation of additive manufacturing: emerging technologies\, successful industrial case studies\, standards and certification frameworks\, sustainable manufacturing practices\, and future directions for Industrial-scale additive manufacturing. \nPresentations: \n11.35am – 11.45am: Dr Karsten Heuser\, Vice President of Additive Manufacturing\, Siemens Digital Industries\n11.45am – 11.55am: Mr Julian Rascol\, Head of Airbus Tech Hub\, Airbus\n11.55am – 12.05pm: Mr Lorenzo Gasparoni\, 3D Printing Program Manager\, Alstom\n12.05pm – 12.15pm: Dr Naomi L. Nathan\, Head of Healthcare Division\, Mobility/Medical goes Additive (MGA) \n12.15pm – 1.00pm: Panel Discussion\nModerator: Mr Daniel O’Connor\, VP Content Strategy & New Product Development\, Rapid News Group \n\nDr Karsten Heuser Vice President of Additive Manufacturing\, Siemens Digital IndustriesDr Naomi L. Nathan Head of Healthcare Division\, MGAMr Daniel O’Connor VP Content Strategy & New Product Development\, Rapid News GroupMr Julian Rascol Head of Airbus Tech Hub\, Airbus SingaporeMr Lorenzo Gasparoni 3D Printing Program Manager\, Alstom\n\n\n\n1:00 pm– 2:00 pm\n\nNetworking Lunch\n\n\n\n2:00 pm– 3:30 pm\n\nTransforming Additive Manufacturing with AI\n\nThis session explores how AI-powered technologies are transforming additive manufacturing from a prototyping tool into a scalable production solution. Industry experts will share valuable perspectives on how AI is enabling smarter design\, more efficient production\, and improved quality control across the entire manufacturing lifecycle\, unlocking the net generation of intelligent\, digital manufacturing. \nPresentations: \n2.05pm – 2.15pm: Mr Daghan Cam\, Co-founder & Chief Executive Officer\, AI Build\n2.15pm – 2.25pm: Mr Mahendran Reddy\, Senior Vice President\, Global Ecosystems\, Fehrmann Tech Group\n2.25pm – 2.35pm: Dr George-Cristian Potrivitu\, Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer\, Aliena\n2.35pm – 2.45pm: Mr Hardik Dobariya\, Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder\, Factorem\n2.45pm – 3.30pm: Panel Discussion \nModerator: Prof David Rosen\, Senior Principal Scientist III\, AMM-Central\, Agency for Science\, Technology and Research (A*STAR) \n\n\nDr George-Cristian PotrivituCo-Founder & Chief Technology Officer\, AlienaMr Daghan CamCo-founder & Chief Executive Officer\, AI BuildMr Hardik DobariyaChief Executive Officer & Co-Founder\, FactoremMr Mahendran ReddySenior Vice President of Global Ecosystems\, Fehrmann Tech GroupProf David RosenSenior Principal Scientist III\, Agency for Science\, Technology and Research (A*STAR)\n\n\n\n3:40 pm– 4:10 pm\n\nTea Break\n\n\n\n4:35 pm– 5:20 pm\n\nFuture-ready Manufacturing with Autonomous and Adaptive Factories\n\nThis session explores how next-generation factories are leveraging AI\, additive manufacturing\, and robotics\, to enable real-time decision-making\, predictive operations\, and self-optimizing production environments. Industry leaders and technology experts will share practical insights into building intelligent manufacturing ecosystems that can respond rapidly to market changes\, optimize productivity\, improve quality\, and enhance sustainability. \nPresentations: \n4.05pm – 4.15pm: Mr Vincent Yang\, General Manager\, BLT (Shenzhen)\n4.15pm – 4.25pm: Mr David Then\, Vice President of Engineering\, Singapore Aero Engine Services Private Limited (SAESL)\n4.25pm – 4.35pm: Dr Chia Boon Tat\, Chief Technology Officer\, Mencast Marine\n4.35pm – 4.45pm: Mr Mavarick Ho\, Co-founder and Vice President of Advanced Development\, LCFC-Lenovo \n4.45pm – 5.30pm: Panel Discussion\nModerator: Mr Joris Peels\, Vice President Consulting\, Neura Robotics \n\nDr Chia Boon TatChief Technology Officer\, Mencast MarineMr David ThenVice President of Engineering\, Singapore Aero Engine Services Private Limited (SAESL)Mr Joris PeelsVice President Consulting\, Additive Manufacturing ResearchMr Mavarick HoCo-founder and Vice President of Advanced Development\, NEURA Robotics
URL:https://statos.com.sg/event/industrial-transformation-asia-pacific-a-hannover-messe-event-%c2%b7-jointly-owned-by-deutsche-messe-and-the-singapore-manufacturing-federation/
LOCATION:Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre\, Level 4\, 1 Raffles Boulevard\, Singapore 039593\, Singapore\, 039593\, Singapore
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SUMMARY:Environmental Education Conference （SWK)
DESCRIPTION:Under the theme “Empowering Future Generations Through Environmental Literacy\,” the Environmental Education Conference (EEC) 2026 brings together leading voices in sustainability\, conservation\, and pedagogy. Gathering for two days in Kuching\, delegates will explore actionable ways to integrate environmental literacy into classrooms and communities — inspiring a new generation of changemakers across Borneo and beyond. \n  \n\nJoin educators\, researchers and changemakers at the Environmental Education Conference (EEC) 2026 as we explore how environmental literacy can empower future generations and inspire sustainable action.\n\n\n\n 27–28 October 2026\n Imperial Hotel\, Kuching\, Sarawak\n\n\n\n Register now at www.eec2026.org\n\n\nEmail: environmentaleducationconf@gmail.com \nPhone: +60 82 555 189 \n \n    
URL:https://statos.com.sg/event/environmental-education-conference-%ef%bc%88swk/
LOCATION:Imperial Hotel Kuching\, Sarawak\, Malaysia
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