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<strong>ETP</strong> ANNUAL REPORT 2011<br />
•<br />
Yayasan Peneraju Pendidikan Bumiputera<br />
- A private education trust fund for specialised skills and<br />
training<br />
- Funding sources from corporate, private and individual<br />
donations. Currently 21 companies have pledged more<br />
than RM100 million to kick off this initiative<br />
- 12,000 scholarships will be made available<br />
• Privatisation and or divestment of Government-owned assets<br />
and companies<br />
- The Government will continue to privatise some<br />
Government assets such as education and medical<br />
institutions as well as MOF incorporated companies<br />
Exhibit 13.13<br />
The TERAS programme aims to secure the participation of 1,100<br />
qualified companies in 2012. In driving participation for the TERAS<br />
programme, TERAJU will focus on establishing five one-stop<br />
centres in five corridors to enable better reach and accessibility to<br />
the micro SMEs in the rural areas. These one-stop centres will be<br />
managed by TERAJU.<br />
Further to that, five Development Financial Institutions have<br />
realigned their funds to provide financing packages specifically for<br />
SMEs, according to the 11 sectors and Entry Point Projects within<br />
the <strong>ETP</strong>. SME Bank was the first to launch this in December 2011.<br />
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•<br />
Facilitation Funds<br />
- The Government has allocated a RM2 billion Facilitation<br />
Fund to be managed by the Public-Private Partnership Unit<br />
(UKAS) and TERAJU to encourage the implementation of<br />
Bumiputera private sector projects<br />
- The Fund aims to bridge the viability gap by increasing<br />
Bumiputera participation in high value projects with<br />
huge spill-over effects and enhancing the economic<br />
competitiveness of the nation<br />
- The Fund is offered in the form of grant on progressive<br />
reimbursable basis and it is limited at 15 per cent of the<br />
project cost or RM30 million (whichever is lower)<br />
The Bumiputra Economic Transformation Roadmap aspires for wealth creation through higher-income<br />
and growth in financial assets<br />
Capturing Quick Wins<br />
Easy to implement and result<br />
in early impact<br />
I High Performing Bumiputra Companies<br />
(TERAS)<br />
IV<br />
II Yayasan Peneraju Pendidikan Bumiputra V<br />
III Privatisation of government-owned<br />
assets and companies<br />
Building on the base<br />
Programme initiatives with<br />
longer lead time to impact<br />
Focus on education and enhance<br />
capabilities<br />
Reform of policy instruments and<br />
rationalisation of the delivery system<br />
Broadening horizon<br />
VI<br />
VII<br />
VIII<br />
IX<br />
High-income<br />
and wealth<br />
creation for<br />
Bumiputra<br />
Reforms and initiatives<br />
Broaden eco-system<br />
More active participation in companies<br />
Promote scale and competition<br />
Promote sustainable impact<br />
SME Corp will set up and manage a central database system<br />
to ensure that the disbursements of funds for SMEs are better<br />
managed. The system will be able to give a bird’s eye view on<br />
disbursement of various grants and loans to SMEs from various<br />
ministries and government agencies to prevent duplication of<br />
disbursement, fraud and better accountability to the respective<br />
recipient SMEs. The centralised database is expected to be<br />
completed by end of 2012.<br />
Moving forward in 2012, the Narrowing Disparity SRI will continue<br />
its momentum through initiatives categorised under Building<br />
on the Base and Broadening the Horizon stage. TERAJU will<br />
see through the execution of TERAS programme accordingly<br />
and the B<strong>ETP</strong> will kick-off its implementation in 2012. Some of<br />
the initiatives include policy reforms and enhancing education<br />
levels which will yield a longer term benefit for the Bumiputera<br />
community in general.