The Pros And Cons Of The National Transformation Programmes

Moreover there is a proper implementation issue as far as this policy is concerned and moreover there will be a lot of development

Risk reduction. Create a contingency plan, in case no agreement is reached use the minimum of skillsets needed (At least the skill areas of Transport and IP Transit) This will be directly related to the role of the new NOCs

1Malaysia product was established by the Malaysian Prime Minister Dato' Sri Haji Mohammad Najib bin Tun Haji Abdul Razak on 16 September 2010 with the slogan "Generating Transformation". 1Malaysia is intended to improve the relationship of all Malaysians, regardless of background, race, religion or culture. There are some major concerns that need to be addressed to seriously engage in the 1Malaysia concept. 1Malaysia concept meets the needs of all sectors of a society and to ensure equal distribution of wealth between races, between the state and federal governments. Integrity in government and public sector is a problem. Introduction NKRA and KPI is a laudable step. Use of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), metrics and goals are more commonly used in private business, and the National Key Result Areas (NKRA) is natural is an important part of the efforts of 1Malaysia.

What should the priorities be for the improvement of rural development policy (with respect to both content and implementation)?

➢ Studies and documents the current system – in terms of its problems, requirements and processes.

We have found through our studies and client gatherings, that getting workers to track time and efficiency is the greatest challenge directors confront when embracing a time following system. Time is a trade metric as imperative as any other, but getting your group to see time following as a beneficial movement Or maybe than a chore can be troublesome.

MCSS needed to implement a realistic timetable that will give it enough time to test and apply all of the operations functions before the Y2K ordeal. Now, the MCSS needs to execute the full implementation of the new system immediately before reaching the year 2000. This will prevent all systems malfunctions. In addition to that, Mr. Lassiter needs to get more people from UNITRAK to come over and work with MCSS personnel to get them adapted to the new system.

Many accuse the government of using a very low poverty line in an effort to reduce the percentage of people that they classify as poor, but this does not actually solve anything except create a false illusion that portrays Malaysia as prosperous and wealthy. This is therefore a very big issue in Malaysia, with so many going through poverty and those fit to help them unaware of their plight.

Based on the study of NPS, certain suggestions have been drawn feeling the urgent necessity and implementation after been consulted by experts. The suggestions are –

Najib bin Tun Haji Abdul Razak, the Prime Minister of Malaysia has regressed (returned to a former or less developed state) Malaysia’s economy. Meaning Malaysia has lost more money, GDP and has not progressed and is still an LIC. There are also worrying signs of the government and Najib himslef not being above and stopping troubled ethnic and religious divisions.

The government can hardly keep pace with the time for implementation of a project. Every government project experiences cost overrun. Bureaucracy always suffers from inhibition psyche. Promptness is a word unknown to it. As a result, growth and development have always been impeded in the government sector.

Proper following and acknowledgement of the timeline is vital to the success of this project. If the project goes overtime, it can cause serious budget mess-ups and furthermore delays.

Mahathir introduced the concept of Asian values in the 1990’s where there was global democratization, political and economic stability before the currency crisis of July 1997, which shocked Asian countries (Naisbitt, 1997). Asian values were advocated by Mahathir to try to unite Malaysia as a nation. He used it as a platform to claim collectivism, defending the ‘East’ against the imperialistic designs of the Western world. Mahathir’s views, known as the ‘Mahathirism’ can be summarized as combining a universalist Islam, a developmental nationalism, and a more laissez-faire approach to the people as an attempt at mass appeal to Malaysians.

Malaysia’s GDP Annual Growth Rate since 2000 till present. Notice the sharp contraction after the 2008 Financial Crises.

Continuous rapid economic growth has raised Malaysia from an agricultural and commodity-based low-income economy to a successful middle-income economy. As a mixed economy, Malaysia has elements of a free market economy nevertheless with intervention government. Malaysia's economic activity consist of a mixture of sectors whereas mixed of capitalism and socialism The strong economic performance has helped improve the quality of life for Malaysians and supported advances in education, health, infrastructure, housing and public amenities and others.