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ETP ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Healthcare
The healthcare industry in Malaysia has become a powerful engine
of economic growth due to demographic shifts as well as greater
affluence and changing lifestyles
The three key sub-sectors of the larger healthcare eco-system,
namely pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, medical technology,
and health services, have delivered strong performances relative
to the larger, more traditional economic sectors.
The Healthcare National Key Economic Area (NKEA) focusses on
bringing both the public and private sectors into collaboration. Its
main aim is to identify private sector initiatives and opportunities
to develop the healthcare industry in a more organised and
coherent manner.
The 2010 Healthcare NKEA Lab resulted in six Entry Point Projects
(EPPs) and two Business Opportunities (BOs), which combined,
Exhibit 12.1
202
2020 GNI contribution
(RM billion)
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
15.2 0.2
Quick Wins
0.6
Strategic
Opportunities
13.9
4.3
are expected to generate RM35.3 billion incremental Gross
National Impact (GNI) and 181,000 new jobs by the year 2020.
In July 2011, another lab was organized as an intensive effort to
convert the Medical Devices BO into implementable EPPs. Sixty
representatives from the public and private sectors participated
in the four-week lab held in Penang. As a result of the lab, the
BO has been expanded into seven new EPPs, increasing the
Healthcare NKEA EPPs to a total of 13 with one remaining BO -
Seniors Living.
Combined, the 13 EPPs under the Healthcare NKEA now
represent an aggressive export campaign, an upgraded services
platform, and a commitment to better healthcare for Malaysians.
Longer Term Bets
0.4 1.0 1.1
13.6 0.4 50.5
Total GNI Impact:
RM35.3 billion
2009 EPP1:
Foreign
EPP2:
Clinical
EPP3:
Malaysian
EPP4:
Healthcare
EPP5:
Diagnostic
EPP6:
Health
Business
Opportunities
Baseline
Growth
Multipliers 2020 GNI
Workers Research Pharma- Travel Services Metropolis
Health
Insurance
Malaysia ceuticals
Nexus
35.3
15.2