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0 FFICIAL YEAR BOOK 2020 RM30 million to establish Increase the grants to Rukun
childcare centres or TASKA in Tetangga Areas or KRT to
Government buildings, especially RM6,000 from RM4,800 with an
at hospitals allocation of almost RM50 million
▶ For private sector a matching ▶ The grant will benefit more
grant of up to RM20 million than 8,000 KRT
will be provided to encourage
the private sector employers RM50 million for repairs,
to provide childcare centres for maintenance and small
their employees development projects for places
RM10 million for cervical ofworship in areas underthe Local
cancer screening and subsidy Authority
incentives for mammograms ▶ Includes the implementation
to women with high risk of breast
cancer of unity programmes in
collaboration with the
Measure 4 : Community- management of the places of
based Initiatives worship and the local community
For the Chinese community, RM20 million to Malaysian
an allocation of RM177 million Prisons Department for Human
for programmes to improve Development Programme
educational facilities, housing and ▶ Provide skills training to
the development of kampung baru,
as well as RM100 million business prisoners
financing facilities through BSN ▶ Inmates have produced various
For the Indian community, an
allocation of RM100 million to the products under the MyPRIDE
Malaysian Indian Transformation and Tenun Pahang Diraja
Unit (MITRA) to elevate the socio-
economy status Further tax deduction to
TEKUN will provide RM20 million employers who employ ex-
for the Skim Pembangunan convicts and ex-drug dependants
Usahawan Masyarakat India is extended until year of assessment
(SPUMI) and RM5 million for 2025
entrepreneurship development for
other minority communities RM15 million to the Cultural Arts
Economic Development Agency
or CENDANA
▶ Implement various arts and
culture programmes that will
benefit more than 5,000
artists and the production
crew
RM158 million for the well-being
of the Orang Asli community
▶ Social assistance programmes
▶ I n t e g r a t e d D eve l o p m e n t
Programme for Orang Asli
Villages
childcare centres or TASKA in Tetangga Areas or KRT to
Government buildings, especially RM6,000 from RM4,800 with an
at hospitals allocation of almost RM50 million
▶ For private sector a matching ▶ The grant will benefit more
grant of up to RM20 million than 8,000 KRT
will be provided to encourage
the private sector employers RM50 million for repairs,
to provide childcare centres for maintenance and small
their employees development projects for places
RM10 million for cervical ofworship in areas underthe Local
cancer screening and subsidy Authority
incentives for mammograms ▶ Includes the implementation
to women with high risk of breast
cancer of unity programmes in
collaboration with the
Measure 4 : Community- management of the places of
based Initiatives worship and the local community
For the Chinese community, RM20 million to Malaysian
an allocation of RM177 million Prisons Department for Human
for programmes to improve Development Programme
educational facilities, housing and ▶ Provide skills training to
the development of kampung baru,
as well as RM100 million business prisoners
financing facilities through BSN ▶ Inmates have produced various
For the Indian community, an
allocation of RM100 million to the products under the MyPRIDE
Malaysian Indian Transformation and Tenun Pahang Diraja
Unit (MITRA) to elevate the socio-
economy status Further tax deduction to
TEKUN will provide RM20 million employers who employ ex-
for the Skim Pembangunan convicts and ex-drug dependants
Usahawan Masyarakat India is extended until year of assessment
(SPUMI) and RM5 million for 2025
entrepreneurship development for
other minority communities RM15 million to the Cultural Arts
Economic Development Agency
or CENDANA
▶ Implement various arts and
culture programmes that will
benefit more than 5,000
artists and the production
crew
RM158 million for the well-being
of the Orang Asli community
▶ Social assistance programmes
▶ I n t e g r a t e d D eve l o p m e n t
Programme for Orang Asli
Villages
