SC awards RM57,000 to student teams for innovative flood resilience solutions
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RIFAR highlights youth-driven innovation and the capital market's role in financing climate adaptation and resilience.
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THE Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) has awarded RM57,000 in cash prizes to university students who developed innovative and financially viable solutions to address flood risks, marking the conclusion of the River Flooding Adaptation & Resilience (RIFAR) University Challenge.
The RIFAR Showcase brought together government representatives, financial institutions, academics, climate experts and students to demonstrate how youth-led innovation can contribute practical and scalable solutions to Malaysia's growing climate adaptation needs.
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- Jul 30, 2026
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- Aug 15, 2026
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