Travel Documantary: Dhathuru 01: Miyanmar Mandalay - dhivehi (maldivian) Narration MMH 2012

Documentary of local island HDh. Kulhudhuffushi in dhevehi narrated and produced by MMH 2010

Travel documentary of New Zealand narrated in Dhivehi language and produced by MMH - 2009

Travel documentary in Dhivehi language - Dhoha capital of Qatar by MMH - 2010

Travel documentary 'Dhathuru 05" - Luzern, Switzerland. Production and narration by MMH, 2007

Travel ducumentary by MMH. Visiting Negombo, Sri Lanka. Narrated in dhivehi - MMH 2010

Travel documentary of a visit to New York, USA, - 2010- narrated in dhivehi (maldivian) by MMH

'Ethanmithanun' 2009 - Visit to 'Thiladhunmathee Uthuru Buri' - Utheem including 'Utheem Ganduvaru'. Documentary and narration in dhivehi by MMH

Important Places of capital 'FuraMale' in 2009 includes; Main Jetty, MMA, Hukuru Miskeiy, Sultan Park, and National Musium - description of main places in Dhivehi by MMH

Short documentary of a trip to Taj Mahal in Maharajah Express narrated in Dhivehi by MMH

⁣Dhathuru - Negambo, Lanka -Travel Documentary in Dhivehi by MMH

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MY "Profiles" Mustho reveals how he developed his passion for engineering, also what he thinks of coding thus the difference it can make.

Faruma Portal is an online platform introduced to provide contactless services and eco-friendly methods to submit architectural drawing applications.

Maldives, a globally significant Coral reef ecosystem that provides vital services to the citizens and the internationally significant Mega Fauna such as Whale Sharks, Rays and Turtles.

The coral Reef Ecosystem of Maldives is the 7th largest in the world with an area of 21,300 Km2 and constitutes 3.14% of world’s coral reefs.

Watch the video to learn more on how we continue our commitment to sustainably use and conserve our oceans.

For small-inhabited islands such as Naifaru, the simplest initiative paves many pathways towards new developments and subsequent opportunities for the locals who are always eager and enthusiastic to participate actively to improve their livelihood and the local economy. The Juvenile Aquarium project by Naifaru Juvenlie, for the conservation of marine biodiversity and awareness for environmental issues, is well integrated with the Naifaru local community, and particularly active with Naifaru schools including participation from schools across the entire Lhaviyani Atoll. These activities were carried out as part of the students' Nature Clubs with a series of awareness programs and was organised within the academic year calendar. The objects of this project focused mainly on developing community awareness about environmental issues such as waste management, protecting endangered species and coral rehabilitation.

The project, funded by the Global Environment Facility Small Grants Program (GEF SGP) and implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has proved sustainable developments for the local community of Naifaru and other islands in Lhaviyani Atoll. The future growth of these developments promises expansions of the Marine Conservation Center to become an educative and environment conscious institutional body that contributes mutually benefiting outcomes for both the environment and the community that inhabits it.

Make My Island initiative, is a platform which invites private sector partners to invest and work together with UNDP to provide sustainable development solutions for Maldivian communities. While UNDP evolves with the rapid changes being faced by the country, we remain committed to continue our support for the Maldivian people to live better lives. UNDP offers global expertise and local insight spanning almost 40 years in the Maldives. At the same time, innovative solutions, technical expertise and investment from the private sector can overcome many challenges for Maldives communities. With their immense potential, the private sector can become the leaders creating the biggest development impact on the ground. It would be hard to drive development forward without business being on board. Join us! Let’s work together to transform challenges into opportunities for the Maldives and its people.

The community-driven solution to address water shortage in Baa Maalhos is the first of its kind in Maldives.

The Maalhos Awareness and Recreation Society (MARS), a local NGO, partnered with the Island Council in pioneering the setup of an Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM) Facility that utilizes desalinated seawater and harvested rainwater to meet growing water demands in B. Maalhos.

What makes this initiative so significant is how the people of Maalhos turned the table in converting a burden into an opportunity. The IWRM Facility is the country's first such community-led initiative that provides a bottom-up solution to the people.

With a small grant from the Tourism Adaptation Project-implemented jointly by UNDP and the Ministry of Tourism- the project now provides Maalhos with a clean source of water that is adequate to meet their daily needs. The facility now produces more than enough water for the island community, as well as for prospective new businesses such as guesthouses and restaurants that are planned to be opened soon.

What can be achieved when a community unites is truly remarkable. Check out how the people of Faresmaathoda is leading the charge and being an innovator in better waste management.
Like many other islands in the Maldives, despite having its own Waste Management Centre, the whole of Faresmaathoda was being treated like a waste dump. This changed when Red Production won a small grant of the Mangroves for the Future Programme (MFF). Under this grant, a waste governance mechanism was brought about and the Waste Management Centre was made functional through the hard work of the Local Council and all other partners. Not only is the island a much cleaner and pleasant place, but also the community is testing and continuously finding solutions for island level waste management which can be replicated elsewhere in the Maldives.
MFF is co-chaired by International Union for Conservation (IUCN) and United Nations Development Porgramme (UNDP) and implemented by UNDP in the Maldives.