Domestic Policy

Domestic Policy
Combatting public sector corruption in terms of procurement

The battle against corruption can be reduced to the individual, process and technology.
By Jason Loh

4 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
Ecotourism: Opportunity For The Tourism Sector In Malaysia To Revive

It is wiser for the tourism industry players in Malaysia to re-strategise its marketing strategies by focusing on ecotourism development.
By Amanda Yeo

4 years ago
Domestic Policy
Re-envisioning FDI For The Next Lap

Going forward, we need to reconceptualise our FDI that preserves both “quality” and “quantity” of the inflows.
By Jason Loh

4 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
Multiple Immunisation Strategies – Key To Successful Implementation

By incorporating multiple immunisation strategies, the Malaysian government can implement a successful vaccination drive and build greater public confidence.
By Amanda Yeo

4 years ago
Domestic Policy
Matching grants to prevent excessive withdrawal of EPF funds

Since Malaysian society on the whole observes filial piety, matching grant could be given to parents whose children top-up their parents’ EPF saving or vice versa.
By Jamari Mohtar and Sofea Azahar

4 years ago
Domestic Policy
Continuous revision and improvement of anti-corruption laws in Malaysia

Continuously updating the law require us to learn from other countries.
By Jason Loh

4 years ago
Domestic Policy
Continue To Help People Get And Retain Jobs, They Need It

Efforts to mitigate the rising number of unemployment should continue so long as economic uncertainty persists in order to ensure livelihoods remain supported.
By Sofea Azahar

4 years ago
Domestic Policy
Cooperative movement – vital component in Prihatin approach to address economic challenges

One of the ways is to align the cooperative movement with existing socio-economic measures.
By Jason Loh

4 years ago
Domestic Policy
A good beginning for Sabah but more can be done

Sabah state government should consider introducing conditional MCO (CMCO) to allow more business sectors resuming their operations.
By Amanda Yeo

4 years ago
Domestic Policy
More cash transfers to help the needy in the near term

Cash assistance might be unhealthy for people to continuously depend on it but the current circumstances should make it an exception for the needy to be assisted this way.
By Sofea Azahar

4 years ago

The battle against corruption can be reduced to the individual, process and technology.

It is wiser for the tourism industry players in Malaysia to re-strategise its marketing strategies by focusing on ecotourism development.

Going forward, we need to reconceptualise our FDI that preserves both “quality” and “quantity” of the inflows.

By incorporating multiple immunisation strategies, the Malaysian government can implement a successful vaccination drive and build greater public confidence.

Since Malaysian society on the whole observes filial piety, matching grant could be given to parents whose children top-up their parents’ EPF saving or vice versa.

Continuously updating the law require us to learn from other countries.

Efforts to mitigate the rising number of unemployment should continue so long as economic uncertainty persists in order to ensure livelihoods remain supported.

One of the ways is to align the cooperative movement with existing socio-economic measures.

Sabah state government should consider introducing conditional MCO (CMCO) to allow more business sectors resuming their operations.

Cash assistance might be unhealthy for people to continuously depend on it but the current circumstances should make it an exception for the needy to be assisted this way.