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Rebates on water-efficient products among SPAN’s initiative to promote prudent usage

Fourth edition of campaign sees partnership with e-commerce giant Shopee

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 12 Mar 2023 3:55PM

Rebates on water-efficient products among SPAN’s initiative to promote prudent usage
Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad (right) says the Save Water 4.0 campaign is in line with the government's intention to increase the use of products under the Water-Efficient Product Labelling Scheme among domestic and industrial users as well as in government premises as stated in the 12th Malaysia Plan. – Bernama pic, March 12, 2023

IPOH – The Ministry of Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change through the National Water Services Commission (SPAN) continues to promote prudent usage of water through products with the water-efficient label, among other things.

Minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad said the effort, which was first implemented in 2021 until last year under the Save Water campaign 1.0 to 3.0, continued with the launch of the Save Water programme 4.0 yesterday.

He said the campaign was SPAN’s initiative to encourage the use of water-efficient products, starting this month until December 31 this year.

“SPAN has appointed Shopee Mobile Malaysia Sdn Shd as an e-commerce platform to provide rebates for the purchase of water-efficient products under the Save Water 4.0 programme with a total allocation of RM100,000,” he said during the launch.

He said the campaign is in line with the government's intention to increase the use of products under the Water-Efficient Product Labelling Scheme among domestic and industrial users as well as in government premises as stated in the 12th Malaysia Plan.

In the long run, he said, water-efficient products could help users to save up to 50% of the current bill, depending on the rate of use.

The Save Water 4.0 programme can increase awareness about water-efficient products and encourage the public to use them, he said, adding that he hoped suppliers can market more of such products to allow consumers to have more choices. – Bernama, March 12, 2023

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