GTP 2.0 - Prime Minister's Office of Malaysia

CHAPTER
2
GTP 2.0: Enhancing Change
With 2020 less than a decade away, GTP 2.0 represents
the next critical leg in the journey towards a developed,
high-income Malaysia. GTP 1.0 has accomplished much
in the last three years; the momentum of change it has
generated must be sustained at the same high levels for
the remainder of the GTP.
Meanwhile, the GTP remains
committed to the People First
philosophy, and thus recognises
that more can be done to help the
rakyat in all aspects of their lives.
The rakyat continues
to demand more from the GTP,
and the Government wants to
reassure the rakyat that the change
they seek will come.
Much of the first phase of the
GTP has taken place behind the
scenes, since it was always tailored
to put in place the foundations for
later development. The next three
years will see greater achievements
and tangible deliveries that bring to
fruition all the work that has been
done so far.
The last three years have
yielded important lessons for the
NKRA teams going forward, as well
as important data directly related
to the implementation of initiatives.
Though the overall goal of GTP
2.0 is aligned with the overall
transformation plan, the next three
years will see special emphasis
placed on the following areas:
Plugging gaps within NKRAs
and refining delivery methods.
Making enhancements to
existing initiatives.
Focusing initiatives on broader
cross-sections of society.
Soliciting greater involvement
from non-governmental
organisations and the
private sector.
The Government recognises that the rakyat
is eager for greater and more visible change
over the next three years, and the GTP
promises to deliver these results.
These priority areas are geared
towards reforming the structure
of Government, which continues
to be the primary focus of GTP
2.0. NKRAs will implement both
short- and long-term initiatives
to further enhance Government
results, efficiency, and
accountability.
In summary, the objective
here is to enhance the work
already begun in GTP 1.0 while
staying true to the ‘People First,
Performance Now’ pillars of the
1Malaysia project. The seven NKRAs
will continue to anchor the brunt
of the GTP work, but there will also
be a shift in direction to better
align their efforts with other
Government blueprints such as
the New Economic Model, 10th
Malaysia Plan and the Malaysia
Education Blueprint.
PublIC PERCEPtIoN
oF GtP
7.2/10
Insitut Integriti malaysia
samPlE sIzE: 13,602
7.4/10
FRost & sullIvaN
samPlE sIzE: 2,040
GTP 2.0 also aims to garner greater
support from the public. According
to two surveys conducted by the
Malaysian Institute of Integrity (IIM)
and Frost & Sullivan, public support
of GTP was ranked at 7.2 and 7.4
respectively (out of 10). Though
these numbers are encouraging, the
Government believes they could be
higher and is committed to seeing
them increase over the next 36
months.
The Government recognises that
the rakyat are eager for greater and
more visible change over the next
three years, and the GTP promises to
deliver those results. In some ways,
these promises will be self-fulfilling,
as much of the groundwork
established in GTP 1.0 will start
bearing fruit over the next three
years, and will translate directly
into tangible results for the rakyat.
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