Nabawan Village Links Solar Skills Training with Community Upgrades

Kampung Murni A in Nabawan is the focus of a RM600,000 package combining community facilities with practical solar-energy training, according to an NRES statement dated 7 November 2026 and subsequent news reports.

The Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability Ministry says RM500,000 covers rebuilding the community hall and upgrading the futsal court. A further RM100,000 supports on-the-job technical and vocational training with GIATMARA Keningau.

The ministry reports that village youths installed 25 solar streetlights along local routes through the training programme and received technical-skills certificates. This connects a tangible village need with practical experience in renewable-energy equipment.

The announcement describes facilities and training already delivered under the 2026 MADANI Adopted Village initiative. It is not a new recruitment notice: the sources do not provide an application window, eligibility details or public booking arrangements for the facilities. Claims about future employment and long-term savings remain expected benefits, rather than measured results.

Sources: NRES statement, 7 November (PDF); Bernama report, 8 November; Sabah Media report, 9 November.

中文报道

根据马来西亚天然资源及环境永续部（NRES）2026年11月7日的声明及随后媒体报道，纳巴湾甘榜Murni A获得总额60万令吉的项目拨款，结合社区设施改善与太阳能实务培训。

该部表示，其中50万令吉用于重建社区礼堂及提升五人足球场，另外10万令吉用于与根地咬GIATMARA合作开展技术与职业教育及培训的在职实训计划。

据该部公布，参与培训的村内青年已在村中道路沿线安装25盏太阳能路灯，并获得技术技能证书。这项安排把村庄的实际需求与可再生能源设备的操作经验结合起来。

有关消息介绍的是2026年昌明领养村计划下已交付的设施与培训成果，并非新一轮招生通知。上述来源没有提供报名期限、申请资格或设施对外预约安排。未来就业机会及长期节能效益仍属预期，不能视为已量化验证的成效。

资料来源：NRES 11月7日声明（PDF）、马新社11月8日报道及Sabah Media 11月9日报道。