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02 KEY ECONOMIC GROWTH ACTIVITIES  Malaysia to build resilient key new sectors as follows:
 2/5 of total investment is in machinery and  Islamic Finance Hub 2.0
equipment  Commodity 2.0
 Renewable Energy
 Increased contribution of high technology  Centres of Excellence
 Green Economy
01 BUSINESS & INDUSTRY ECOSYSTEM subsector to the following sectors:  ASEAN Hub
 SME and micro businesses to contribute 50%  Manufacturing: 50%
 Services: 30%

of GDP 03 HUMAN CAPITAL
 To create 30% high technology companies  35% of high-skilled workers in labour force

from total SMEs in manufacturing and

services subsectors  Majority of workforce in high-skill jobs and future

 At least 20% of high technology Bumiputera economic sectors will be Bumiputera

SMEs in each subsector  40% of HRDF training in skills related to 4IR

 Bumiputera SMEs to contribute 20%  At least 60% of SPM leavers to pursue TVET field

to GDP  Programme offerings at universities and training

institutes will be tailored to the needs and

requirements of industries

Seven Strategic  Increase local and Bumiputera employees in
management and professionals in MNCs

07 SOCIAL CAPITAL Thrusts
 Achieve positive increase
for the following indices:

 Unity Index 04 LABOUR MARKET &
 Integrity and Anti-Corruption Indicator COMPENSATION OF EMPLOYEES
 Religious Harmony Index

 Environmental and Climate  Malaysia labour market is free from

Change Index discrimination over age, gender,

 Anti-Drug Index ethnicity and religion

 Crime Prevention Index  Average salary increment

 Neighbourhood Harmony Index to ¾ of annual productivity

 Rakyat Health Index value increases

 Family Wellbeing Index 05 SOCIAL WELLBEING  Address acts of economic sabotage
 Equality in merit-based and discrimination
06 REGIONAL INCLUSION
 Integrated urban-rural public transportation system median salary ratio  Increase labour productivity growth in line
 10 listed companies in each developing state, half of  Measure poverty level by with quality of technology in industry by
which are Bumiputera sector (CE) Bumiputera kepada KDNKK
 Reduce income disparity between regions by half using relative poverty index
 Reassess quantity and quality of Malay reserve land  Build day care centres in
 Introduce new regional economic hotsports particularly
outside Klang Valley areas every locality
 Affordable housing cost to be

determined using the Housing

 Ensure the nations’s Critical Infrastructure Development Cost Burden (HCB) approach,

Plan is realised (e.g. hospitals, schools, bridges) which is less than 30% on

monthly median household

38 MALAYSIA BAHARU 2019: Official Year Book income in Malaysia