malaysia plan presentation

8/8/2019 Malaysia Plan Presentation

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10th MALAYSIA PLANA Malaysian Indian

Proposal

Lets Move Friendly & Forward

byMHS & Coalition NGOs

Arun Dorasamy


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OBJECTIVE

To Gather Consensus of Grassroots, and To Assist The Government & EPUFor A Well Represented. Planned and Implemented RM10 To

Move Friendly & Forward

Goals:

To Give An Alternative Views on Issues and Concerns & Recommendation on

Solution from Non-Political View Point for EPU to ADAPT in its RM10.


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Fundamentals of Proposal

1. Theme : Lets Move Friendly & Forward2. Strategy : To Catch Up and Move Forward3. Comprehensive Outlook in All Sectors for Today & Future4. Timely Implementation : Immediate Medium - Long Term

5. Creating Competitiveness Edge Locally & Globally6. Working with Government, Government Agencies & PrivateInitiatives


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Sectors of Concern

1. Economy Policies2. Socio-Economy Balance3. Education Development4. Social

5. Government Policies6. Role of Private Sector & NGOs


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Economy

MI-Amanah Amanah Saham Loan EPU- Malaysian Indian Unit

Statistic Commission Malaysia Smart Agro Land Scheme Mi-Bank Scheme


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Socio-Economy(Micro Business)

1. Micro Loan Delivery System2. Government Loan Guaranteed Scheme3. Loan Criteria4. Permanent Loan Scheme

5. Invite Reputable Business Assc to Asst6. Loan Convert to Grant Upon Taxation Payment7. Micro Business Government Training8. Low Interest Loan 4%9. Credit Base Re Loan System

10. Micro Loan for home Business11. Micro Business Counseling System


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Socio-Economy(Small/Medium Business)

1. Franchising Business Boost

2. Boosting Franchising3. Vendor Development Program4. Business Opportunities GLC5. Local Workers Training6. Wage Subsidy

7. Technology Incentives8. MI Women Participation in Business9. Graduate Business Community10. Traditional, Cultural & Malaysian Indian Art Business11. Young Malaysian Indian in Stock Market/Equity Market

12. Development of Malaysian Indian in Lacking Sectors13. Permanent Business Loans14. Uninterrupted Supply of Labour


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Social

1. Alcohol Laws in Malaysia

2. Youth Gangsterism3. National Service4. Skill & Mindset Training5. Youth Organization Permanent Annual Allocation6. Sports NGOS & Sport Program Funding

7. Wedding Course & Counseling8. Domestic Abuse9. Single Mother10. Adult Community Night Classes11. Stateless Malaysian Indian

12. Social Obligation of Entertainment, Media & Press


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Government Policies

1. Policy in West Malaysia

2. One Malaysia Languages3. Language Unity4. Malaysian Indian Not Indian5. Dasar Pandang Kehadapan


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Private Sectors & NGOs Role in RM10

1. Malaysian Indian Based Business Cooperative

2. Investment Exploration Committee3. Malaysian Indian Base NGOs4. Malaysian Indian Base Media5. Malaysian Indian Political Base Association6. Private Sector Initiatives

7. National Entrepreneurship Awareness8. Ministerial, Agencies, GLC & MNC Connection9. Reaching Out and Gather Non- Tamil/Hindu Groups10. JV & Merging Business NGOs


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What We Expect of EPU?

1. EPU to acknowledge the concerns by adapting the recommendations or

imposing effective solution2. EPU to have effective mechanism of monitoring and measuring3. EPU to engage Malaysian Indians thru NGOs, Association or Forums4. EPU to make clear, serious and realistic plans and format of delivery5. EPU to make fast delivery on the promises


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What We Can Offer?

1. Malaysian Indian NGOs & Association to Work in Delivering Policies and

Programs2. Malaysian Indian NGOs & Association ready to assist government and

agencies in eradicating poverty, creating business opportunities, fixingsocial ills, recognizing flaws, ensuring delivery system and workingtogether in solving all concerns of all Malaysian towards the ONE

3. Malaysian Indian NGOs & Association can offer trust and hope in comingRM10

Kecil Tapak Tangan Nyiru Ditadahkan


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What We Expect of Prime Minister?

1. A serious understanding of the problem and realistic solution

2. Recognize the shorts falls of previous Malaysian Plan in ElevatingMalaysian Indians Concern

3. To Make One Malaysia not a feel good Slogan but a way of life for allMalaysian for Centuries to Come.

4. Mr. Prime Minister, we thank you in advance for the accommodation ofour request.


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One Nation One Mission

One Malaysia

Lets Move Friendly & Forward

Malaysia Hindu Sangam & Coalision

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