BorneoCraft Global 2024 (BCG2024) has created a sponsorship programme designed specifically for outstation crafts vendors in a landmark initiative to uplift local artisans and bolster craft communities in Sarawak has been announced by
This meaningful collaboration underscores the organiser’s commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and aims to create sustainable economic opportunities for talented artisans while promoting the rich cultural heritage of the region.
As part of this initiative, BCG2024 will provide essential support and resources to outstation crafts vendors, enabling them to showcase their unique products to a broader audience.
The programme includes financial assistance, marketing support, and logistical resources, ensuring these talented individuals can participate in BCG2024 and be a part of the craft expo.
“We believe that supporting local crafts vendors is crucial for preserving the cultural identity of Sarawak,” said Tourism, Creative Industries and Performing Arts Deputy Minister Datuk Snowdan Lawan, who is also BCG2024 organising chairman.
“Through this partnership, we aim to empower artisans, enhance their visibility, and promote the incredible craftsmanship that our communities have to offer.
“It is not just about economic support; it’s about giving our craftspeople throughout Sarawak to be able to showcase their products. Similarly, our MasterCraft Challenge aims to discover gems in the craft community. BCG2024 will create the platforms to nurture and support our craft communities.”
The sponsorship aligns with BCG2024’s dedication to fostering sustainable development and creating shared values.
By investing in local craft communities, it aims to encourage entrepreneurial spirit, promote cultural exchange, and ensure that the rich traditions of Sarawak continue to thrive for generations to come.
BCG2024 invites all stakeholders, including businesses, community organizations, and individuals, to support this initiative.
Organisations wishing to support the BCG2024 CSR programmes can contact Esther at Sarawak Craft Council (082-245652) or Teh (082-555189) or visit the website www.borneocraftglobal.com for more information.
