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Raising living Standards of low-Income Households lEavING NO MalaySIaN BEHINd
mINIstER’s FoREWoRD Dato’ sRI mohD NajIb bIN tuN abDul Razak Prime minister of malaysia We have made good progress towards eradicating poverty and hunger regardless of ethnicity over the last four decades. The economic policies pursued by the Government have resulted in more balanced economic participation and wider coverage of essential services nationwide. At the same time, the poverty rate in Malaysia has fallen from 49.3% in 1970 to 3.8% presently. The Raising Living Standards of Low-Income Households National Key Result Area (LIH NKRA) aspires to completely eradicate extreme poverty, reducing the incidence of poverty and enhance the productivity of low-income households. Key initiatives under this NKRA will be implemented concurrently with the Tenth Malaysia Plan’s goal of improving the livelihoods of the bottom 40% of households. To make the LIH NKRA a reality, we must use our aid differently. We need to tackle the causes of poverty, not just spending money to treat the symptoms. Since the adoption of the LIH NKRA in 2010, we have tried to ensure that every poor household registered with the Government has an opportunity to empower themselves through the appropriate programmes. We have introduced Akhiri Zaman Miskin (1AZAM) programme, which provides employment opportunities for people categorised as poor and extreme poor. We have also introduced the House Assistance Programme to provide housing for the poor and extreme poor in urban areas to eradicate urban poverty by 2013. We scored some notable successes in the first three years. Under GTP 1.0, we facilitated the participation of 106,967 poor households in the 1AZAM programme, exceeding the target of 97,393 households. We have almost entirely eradicated instances of extreme poverty in Malaysia, and helped vulnerable groups empower themselves to gain greater financial independence. The eradication of poverty is possible, but we need to sustain the momentum we have achieved and reach out to those that we have not yet been able to help. The disparity between the economically advantaged and disadvantaged in our country remains too wide. In order to ensure that these successes are sustained, we will emphasise the economic empowerment of individuals and communities through productive welfare projects over the next three years. This effort will require establishing basic facilities and the right environment for participants. One of the key areas of focus is productive employment for 1AZAM participants by empowering them with the skills they need to break free from the poverty cycle. The 1AZAM programme goals will also be more granular and state-specific targeting under-served districts and place greater emphasis on urban areas. GTP 2.0 will also see greater participation by non-governmental organisations, community organisations and corporations to ensure far-reaching outcomes. From experience, we know that effective policies, drawing from what has worked in the past, can bring lasting change. To make the LIH NKRA a reality, we must distribute aid differently. We need to tackle the causes of poverty, and cannot just disburse funds to treat the symptoms alone. It is only when people can stand on their own two feet that they can take charge of their lives and a build a future free from poverty. 116 Government transformation Programme—Annual Report 2012 Chapter seven 117 Government transformation Programme—Annual Report 2012 Chapter seven
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