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<strong>ETP</strong> ANNUAL REPORT 2011<br />
This project aims to increase export quality shrimp production<br />
through the establishment of Integrated Zone for Aquaculture<br />
Models (IZAQs). The size of each IZAQ is expected to be a minimum<br />
of 40 hectares and placed under the management of an anchor<br />
company. RM1.6 billion in public funding has been allocated for<br />
implementation of this project, with the expectation of another<br />
RM1.6 billion from private investment.<br />
Achievements<br />
Through the new incentive procedure, six companies were<br />
appointed in 2011 as anchors for the operation of six IZAQs. Of the<br />
six, the construction of five IZAQs has commenced in 2011. The<br />
status of the six IZAQs is shown in exhibit 11.7.<br />
The incentives approach received favourable response<br />
from the private sectors. Six private companies participated<br />
and committed RM1.23 billion in investments up to 2020.<br />
This resulted in a significant reduction in public funding<br />
requirement. From the initial projection of RM640 million, public<br />
funding contribution was reduced to RM100.1 million for five<br />
IZAQs, representing an 85.8 per cent decrease in public funds<br />
allocation.<br />
Moving Forward<br />
The Department of Fisheries will continuously monitor the<br />
construction of each IZAQ and ensure that the companies will<br />
meet their production target to achieve the GNI. The Department<br />
of Fisheries will continue to pursue more project champions to<br />
complete the 10,000 hectares target for the replication of IZAQs<br />
by 2020.<br />
This project is focussed on the production of six high-value, nonseasonal<br />
tropical fruits (rock melon, starfruit, papaya, jackfruit,<br />
banana and pineapple) to boost total production by 68 per cent by<br />
2020. Production of three high-value highland vegetables (lettuce,<br />
tomato and capsicum) will also be intensified using the anchor<br />
company approach. This project will leverage on the existing<br />
Permanent Food Production Zones (Taman Kekal Pengeluaran<br />
Makanan – TKPM) and explore the intercropping approach used in<br />
oil palm plantations with banana and pineapple.<br />
Achievements<br />
To date, 22 existing TKPMs are being upgraded to enhance<br />
the production of identified fruits and vegetables. Of these, 16<br />
Permanent Food Production Zones are already in production,<br />
three have completed expansion works and an additional three<br />
new ones are currently being developed. Four companies have<br />
been selected to become the anchor companies for this project.<br />
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EPP 6<br />
EPP 7<br />
Replicating Integrated Zone for Aquaculture<br />
Model (IZAQs) to Tap Market for Premium Shrimp<br />
Exhibit 11.7<br />
Premium Fruits and Vegetables<br />
Company Location Private Public Status of Project<br />
Investment Investment (as at 31 st December 2011)<br />
(RM mil) (RM mil)<br />
Blue Archipelago Setiu, 313.87 23.13 Tender for construction<br />
Bhd Terengganu of hatchery in progress<br />
LKPP Corporation Permatang 105.2 41.7 Tender for construction<br />
Sdn Bhd Pauh, Pahang in progress<br />
Hannan Selinsing, 150.0 20.88 23% completion for<br />
Corporation Perak construction of access road,<br />
Sdn Bhd main bund and inlet canal<br />
Pegagau Kalabakan, 67.7 9.31 Construction is 74%<br />
Aquaculture Tawau (Funding complete<br />
Speciality covers both *company is doing both<br />
Farming Sdn Bhd EPP #4 and #6) EPP #4 and EPP #6<br />
Sunlight Aqua Pitas, Sabah 426.3 TBD Drawing up design and bill<br />
Sdn Bhd of quantity<br />
Asia Desaru, 167.4 5.03 98% completion for<br />
Aquaculture Johor construction of basic<br />
Sdn Bhd infrastructure and ponds<br />
EPP 7 is focussed on the production of high value tropical fruits and<br />
highland vegetables<br />
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