NKEAS AND ETP

Presented by : Jenny ak sagai 2011856022 Hasimah binti mohd yakup 2011269296 Erinie binti Yazi 2011425392

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What is mean by ETP

outlined in the Tenth Malaysia Plan initiative by the Malaysian government to turn Malaysia into a high income economy by the year 2020. Launched on 21st September, 2010, managed by the Performance and Delivery Unit

(PEMANDU),
it is a comprehensive economic transformation plan to propel Malaysias economy into high income economy.

WHAT IS DIFFERENT ABOUT THE ETP

The ETP builds on the direction outlined in the Tenth Malaysia Plan to develop a markedly different approach to

delivering the Governments objectives.

The innovative approach in the ETP recognizes that incremental improvements to the status quo will not be enough for Malaysia to become a high-income nation. There are five specific aspects of the ETP that are new and

distinctive.
These aspects will ensure that the ETP delivers the improved outcomes that Malaysia needs.

National Key Economic Areas ( NKEAs)

a driver of economic activity that has the potential to directly and materially contribute a quantifiable amount of economic growth to the Malaysian economy. will receive prioritized Government support including funding, top talent and Prime Ministerial attention. policy reforms such as the removal of barriers to

competition and market liberalization will be targeted at

the NKEAs.

Why is Focusing on the NKEAs Important

REASON : Allow for higher quality monitoring Provide leadership focus Develop a clear value proposition Avoid sub-scale investment Align policies coherently

Four Key thrust :

sustaining oil & gas production

enhancing downstream growth making Malaysia the number one Asian hub for oil field services Building a sustainable energy platform for growth The plantations have 4 segment includes First segment is seed nursery , planting, harvesting, collecting and milling. The second segment includes refining, bulking

and trading activities.

The remaining two downstream segments are non-food downstream as well as food and health-based downstream.

covers both financial institutions (banks, insurance companies, brokerages and investment management firms) and financial markets (debt and equity markets). The focus of the NKEA is on this formal financial services sector and does not include the informal financial services such as moneylenders, pawnbrokers, informal remittance channels and selfhelp groups.

Four sector-wide enablers : increasing and focusing marketing in priority market reintroducing selective visa on arrival Ensuring adequate supply of qualified human capital Improving tourism environment by improving offering and accessibility

 aims to serve as a catalyst in transforming

Malaysia into a knowledge economy. The characteristics of Business Services as one of the 12 focus sectors will help propel Malaysia

towards achieving a high-income nation status by

2020 focuses on semiconductors, home appliances

and industrial electronics as well as new

technologies like solar and LED. Each of the sectors four regional clusters has its unique strengths and growth opportunities, on

which we will build.

The Northern Corridor has the most advanced semiconductor cluster and has a growing cluster of solar and LED manufacturers.

 small retailer transformation ( TUKAR)

programme which modernizes sundry shop The segments and sub-segments covered include non-store retailing, i.e. vending, home shopping, Internet retailing and direct selling and in-store retailing, i.e. grocery and non-grocery retailers

focused on 4 prioritized segments based on existing market share and potential for future growth

in line with the requirement of a skilled

workforce for a high nation income government introduced a policy of vocational and technical pathway

The Healthcare National Key Economic

Area (NKEA) focuses on bringing both the public and private sectors into collaboration. aim is to identify private sector initiatives and opportunities to develop the healthcare industry in a more organized and coherent manner. spans a wide ecosystem covering content, network applications, services and devices. This focuses primarily on

telecommunications, which accounted for the

bulk of the GNI.

The Agriculture National Key Economic Area (NKEA) focuses on transforming a traditionally small-scale, production-based sector into a large scale agribusiness industry that contributes to economic growth and sustainability. This transformation will be based on an integrated and market-centric model that focuses on economies of scale and value chain integration It is defined as the area covered by 10 municipalities, each governed by local authorities achieved a top 20 ranking in city economic growth and being the global top 20 most liveable cities by 2020. Greater KL is a choice location for companies and professional, connecting Greater KL/KV externally and internally and enhancing services.

CONCLUSION
Relentless focus and commitment complemented by excellence support such as The private sector- main growth engine for our economy The Public sector as active facilitator of the private sector through resource and policy support, fast-tracking approvals, removing obstacles and allowing the public sector to concentrate solely on delivering their target. Dedicated teams with multiple responsibilities working hard to make the ETP a success