National Vision Plan in Malaysia
National Vision Policy (NVP):
National Vision Policy (NVP) was an extension of the NDP (1991-2000) and covers the 8th and 9th MP. Also the second phase of Vision 2020 Objective: same as NDP i.e. national unity. The aims of NVP is to establish a united, progressive and prosperous Bangsa Malaysia that lives in harmony and engages in full and fair partnership Was launched with a focus on building a resilient and competitive nation Incorporates the past key strategies of eradicating poverty irrespective of race, restructuring society and pursuing balanced development .
National Vision Policy (NVP):
National Vision Policy (NVP) New policy: Developing Malaysia into a knowledge-based society. Generating endogenously-driven growth through strengthening domestic investment and developing indigenous capability, while continuing to attract FDI in strategic area. Increasing dynamism of the agriculture, manufacturing and services sector through greater infusion of knowledge. Addressing pocket of poverty in remote areas and among Orang Asli and Bumiputera minorities in Sabah and Sarawak as well as increasing the income and quality of life of those in the lowest 30% income categories. Achieving effective Bumiputera participation as well as equity ownership of at least 30% by 2010. Increasing the participation of Bumiputera in the leading sectors of the economy Reorienting human resource development to support knowledge-based society.
National Vision Policy (NVP):
National Vision Policy (NVP) The development thrust: Building a resilient nation by fostering unity, inculcating the spirit of patriotism, nurturing political maturity, cultivating a more tolerant and caring society with positive value, raising the quality of life as well as increasing economic resilience. Promoting an equitable society by eradicating poverty reducing imbalances among and within ethnic groups as well as regions. Sustaining high economic growth by strengthening the source of growth, the
National Vision Policy (NVP) was an extension of the NDP (1991-2000) and covers the 8th and 9th MP. Also the second phase of Vision 2020 Objective: same as NDP i.e. national unity. The aims of NVP is to establish a united, progressive and prosperous Bangsa Malaysia that lives in harmony and engages in full and fair partnership Was launched with a focus on building a resilient and competitive nation Incorporates the past key strategies of eradicating poverty irrespective of race, restructuring society and pursuing balanced development .
National Vision Policy (NVP):
National Vision Policy (NVP) New policy: Developing Malaysia into a knowledge-based society. Generating endogenously-driven growth through strengthening domestic investment and developing indigenous capability, while continuing to attract FDI in strategic area. Increasing dynamism of the agriculture, manufacturing and services sector through greater infusion of knowledge. Addressing pocket of poverty in remote areas and among Orang Asli and Bumiputera minorities in Sabah and Sarawak as well as increasing the income and quality of life of those in the lowest 30% income categories. Achieving effective Bumiputera participation as well as equity ownership of at least 30% by 2010. Increasing the participation of Bumiputera in the leading sectors of the economy Reorienting human resource development to support knowledge-based society.
National Vision Policy (NVP):
National Vision Policy (NVP) The development thrust: Building a resilient nation by fostering unity, inculcating the spirit of patriotism, nurturing political maturity, cultivating a more tolerant and caring society with positive value, raising the quality of life as well as increasing economic resilience. Promoting an equitable society by eradicating poverty reducing imbalances among and within ethnic groups as well as regions. Sustaining high economic growth by strengthening the source of growth, the