UKEC

 MSLS  Conference  2011  

Transforma6on  of  Malaysia  
 
Keynote  Address  
YB  Senator  Dato  Sri  Idris  Jala  
Minister  in  Prime  Minister’s  Department  
CEO  of  PEMANDU  
3  Things  We  Want  to  Share  
with  You  Today…  

1.  GTP  Update  
2.  ETP  Update  
3.  SRI  Update  
Our  Transforma=on  Has  Begun…  
1 Malaysia
(People First, Performance Now)

Vision  2020  

Transformation Programme
Transformation Programme
Government

Economic
10th & 11th Malaysia Plan
GTP was derived based on multiple
surveys…
Political
Sources Crime Education Corruption Unity Economy Transport Stability Energy

Public
Perception
Survey
(Sept ’08) P P P P P
Media
Analysis
(May ’09) P P P P P P
Merdeka
Polls
(June ’09) P P P P P
Cabinet
Polls
(July ’09) P P P P P P
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Data points from multiple surveys
pointed to 6 NKRAs
PM has
introduced a
new NKRA
1 2 3 based on rakyat
needs…
Fighting Reducing Reducing
Corruption Crime Poverty

4 5 6
+ Cost of
Living

Enhancing Improving Urban

Education Rural Basic Public
Infrastructure Transport

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GTP Open Day – Public Feedback / Opinion?

1   Rakyat are
supportive of GTP
84%  
Agreed  

They are happy

2   75%  
8,500 with the initiatives
under the NKRAs Agreed  

participants in
3 states
3   And are confident 71%  
we will deliver Agreed  

4   But can we deliver 31%  

big results fast ? Agreed  

Note: Does not include responses with no answers .* Across different NKRAs
 Big Results Fast
in 12 months

250 pages of results…

Note : GTP Annual report 2010 can be downloaded at www.pemandu.gov.my 7
We Have Delivered On Our
Promises
Crime Corruption RBI
•  Street Crime - 35% Reduction
•  Index Crime - 15% Reduction
•  1st in terms of safety & security
in South East Asia By Global
Peace Index
•  1st amongst 19 middle income
countries by World Justice
Report
•  Whistleblower Protection
•  3,756 government
contract awards
published online
•  805 people arrested for
corruption
•  284 people convicted and
published online
•  18 corruption courts
•  783.1 km of rural roads
•  36,273 rural houses with
clean water supply
•  27,266 rural houses with
electricity supply
•  16,962 houses for rural
poor (build & restored)

UPT LIH Education

•  UPT modal share up to 17% •  99.76% reduction of •  Best UPSR results in 4
(from 12% in 2009) hardcore poor years.
•  192% increase in BET ridership •  2,000 women •  91% Numeracy
•  2.43 million additional entreprenuers trained •  85% Literacy
passengers in LRT •  35,095 low cost houses •  1,500 pre school classes
•  500 buses re-routed to new sold started
terminal at Bandar Tasik Selatan •  54,569 children benefited

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GTP  Delivered  121%  Of  Its  Target  
NKRA  Overall  Performance  2010  
NKPIs                                                            2010  Actual  

Urban  Public  Transport   107%  

 
Crime   168%  
 
Rural  Basic  Infrastructure   91%  
 
Educa6on   156%  
 
Low  Income  Household   79%  
 
Corrup6on   121%  

Overall  Composite  Scoring                                                    121%  

  k  
6.8  million  people  are  the  
real  “auditors”  of  GTP  
NKRAs                  Est.  Rakyat  Benefited  From  GTP                Descrip=on  
§  Addi=onal  LRT  ridership  
UPT    2,668,321   § 
§ 
Addi=onal  Bus  ridership  
BET  Ridership  
§  Puduraya  &  ITT  Bandar  Tasik  Selatan  

RBI    2,190,000   §  For  water,  electricity  and  housing,  

=  397,130    

6.8
§  44,535  Hardcore  Poor  reduced  
LIH        505,600*   § 
§ 
9,906  Poor  reduced  
45,454  low-­‐cost  houses  rented  by  Poor  
§  23,239  low-­‐cost  houses  bought  by  Poor  
m §  3,266  Entrepreneur  Women    trained  
§  1,353  new  pre-­‐schools  with  72%  enrollment  
EDU    502,977   [54,000]  
§  Literacy  and  Numeracy  screening  for  
Primary  1  students  [448,977]  
§  214  School  Improvement  
§  18,082  criminal  cases  reduced  
CRIME  973,030   §  Fear  of  Crime  index  reduced  by  3.4%  
           [952,000  people  of  28  mil]  
§  2,988  criminal    offenders  brought  to  trials  

COR    1,228   §  944  arrests  

§  284  convicted  offenders  

Source:  PEMANDU  Team  Analysis  

*Assump=on  4  People  per  Household  
GTP  2010    Results  
Were  Endorsed  by  
an  Interna6onal     Sir Michael Barber
Partner, McKinsey UK; ex-Head of Prime
Ravi
Balakrishnan

Panel  &  
Minister’s Delivery Unit (PMDU) of Tony
Blair Administration IMF Resident
Representative, Singapore

Michael Hershman Sergei Dodzin

Co-founder of Transparency

Audit  Firm  
Senior Economist, Asia & Pacific
International; Current CEO of the Fairfax
Department – International
Group
Monetary Fund

Stephen Sedgwick Kwak Seung-Jun

Australian Public Service Chairman
Commissioner Presidential Council for Future
and Vision
Summary – IPR Committee’s Feedback
Unanimous agreement that GTP has
been successful

1.  It has driven real transformation for the

people

2.  Government has met many of the first year’s

stretch target

3.  High level of public engagement during the

formulation of the NKRAs

4.  Converted plans into detailed targets,

supported with comprehensive action plans

5.  Established systems to monitor and evaluate

progress at all levels of Government
What we What we
promise have
delivered

For more info, you can download

the 250 page results and other
info from the PEMANDU website

www.pemandu.gov.my
NEW  ECONOMIC  MODEL    
-­‐  Making  Us  A  Rich  Country,  For  
Everyone  &  For  A  Long  Time  

High-Income Target USD 15,000

GNI per capita by 2020

Quality
Enables all of Life Meets present
communitie needs without
s to benefit Inclusiveness Sustainability compromising
from the future
wealth of generations
the country
To  Become  A  High  Income  Na6on,    
We  Need:  

Focus & Competitiveness

We need “Drivers” We need “Enablers”

to ensure focus to ensure
competitiveness

NKEAs SRIs
Overview  Of  ETP  
• USD15,000  (RM48,000)    
Gross  Na6onal  
Income  (GNI)   per  Capita  GNI  
• USD523  Billion  (RM1.7  
Trillion)  GNI  
• 6%  GDP  Growth  per  
Annum  

Transforma6onal   • 3.3  Million  

Jobs  
Focus   Ac6ons   Addi=onal  
• 12  NKEAS   Jobs  
• 131  EPPs  
• 60  BOs  
Compe66veness  
• USD444  Billion  (RM1.4  Trillion)  
• 51  Policy  Measures  
Investment  
• 6  SRIs  &  Natural  Homes   Investment  
• 92%  Private,  8%  Public  Investment  
• 73%  Domes=c,  27%  Foreign  Direct  
Investment  
NKEAs  are  progressing  well  –  
6  Progress  Updates  by  the  Prime  Minister  since  
ETP  launch  
Round  #1    
(25  Oct  2010)  
   
 
Round  #2    
(30  Nov  2010)
Round  #3    
(11  Jan  2011)  
 
Round  #4    
(8  Mar  2011)  
 
Round  #5    
(19  Apr  2011)  
 
Round  #6    
(13  Jun  2011)  
 

9    
 
 
Ini6a6ves
9  
 
 
Ini6a6ves  
19  
 
 
Ini6a6ves  
23  
 
 
Ini6a6ves  
12  
 
 
Ini6a6ves  
15  
 
 
Ini6a6ves  
Investment:  RM5.3b     Investment:     Investment:   Investment: Investment: Investment:  
GNI:  RM100m   RM9.6b   RM65.6b     RM14.78b     RM11.16b     RM63.88b    
Jobs:  13,100     GNI:  RM85.5b   GNI:  RM31.5b     GNI:  RM20.1b     GNI:  RM16.62b     GNI:  RM66.31b    
Jobs:  70,500   Jobs:  52,400   Jobs:  88,354   Jobs:  74,457   Jobs:  63,531  

RM

65   170  
RM

220  
RM 362,396  
EPPs  Off  
The  Ground  
Billion  In  
Commieed  
Investment  
220  Billion  GNI  
Up  To  2020  
Billion  GNI  
New  Jobs  Will  Be  
Created  

Up  To  2020  
NKEAs  Are  On  Track  To  Achieve  Their  
Targets  (Not  “Pie  in  the  Sky”)  
Target  =     Target  =     Target  =    
RM  1.7  trillion   RM  1.4  trillion     3.3  million  
100%  

13%   12%  
11%  
RM  220  b   RM  170  b   362,396  
GNI   Investment   Jobs  

Source : PEMANDU Analysis (October 2010 – June 2011)

Note : Target figures above are by year 2020
According  to  World  Investment  
Report,  our  FDI  for  2010  has  
increased  by  537%  
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) - USD

9.1 billion

537%  
increase  
1.43 billion

2009 2010

Note : FDI includes equity investment, intra-company loans & reinvested earnings
Consumer  Confidence  Is  on  a  4  year  
High…  
120  
107   105  
103  
97   96   98   99  
100   95  
88   87  
81  
80  

60  

40  

20  

0  
Q1   Q3   Q1   Q2   Q3   Q4   Q1   Q2   Q3   Q4   Q1  
2008   2008   2009   2009   2009   2009   2010   2010   2010   2010   2011  

Source : Nielsen Consumer Confidence Index

Market  capitaliza=on  is  up.  Bursa  Malaysia  has  
hit  historical  highs  6  6mes  in  2011  
1,591.34  Pts.   1,594.74  Pts.  
7th  June   9th  July  

Market Capitalisation 1,582.94  Pts.  

1,574.49  Pts.   1st  June  

RM  1.36  trillion  
17th  Jan  
1,580.29  4  Pts.  
30th  June  
23  June  2011   1,572.21  Pts.  
  7th  Jan  
 
 

21%  
RM235  billion  
 
 
 
RM  1.12  trillion  
Aug  2010  
Early  signs  showed  increase  in  salary  
of  5%  -­‐  30%  for  key  sectors

Place articles / quotes

from web on msia job
•  Banking & Financial
market.. Services
•  Information &
Communication Tech
•  Accounting & Finance

Source : Robert Walters Global Salary Survey 2011

Let’s  Now  Focus  On  
Compe66veness  

Focus & Competitiveness

We need “Drivers” We need “Enablers”

to ensure focus to ensure competitiveness

NKEAs SRIs
SRIs  Provide  The  Enablers  For  Malaysia  
To  Be  Compe66ve  

51  
Policy  Measures  

14  
With  Natural  Homes  
37  
Grouped  In  SIX  
Within  The  NKEAs  /   Clusters  For  
NKRAs   Execu6on  
 37 Policy  Measures            
 

Grouped  Into  6  Clusters  

1   2   3  
Int’l Standards Public Public Service
& Liberalisation Finance Delivery

9 policies 5 policies 7 policies

4   5   6  
Human Capital Narrowing
Government‘s
Development Role in Business Disparities /
Bumi SMEs
9 policies 5 policies 2 policies
We need both GTP & ETP
to achieve better quality of life

•  Grow the economy •  Spend the revenue

•  Increase revenue based on rakyat needs
•  Increase job / income •  Distribute the revenue
(RBI & LIH)
1 Malaysia requires behavioral
1 Malaysia
(People First, Performance Now)

Vision  2020

Transformation Programme
Transformation Programme
changes in society.....

Government

Economic
10th & 11th Malaysia Plan

Level 3

Celebrating

Level 2

Accepting

Level 1

Tolerating
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