Social Services

Social services aims to provide a high living standard, healthy and inclusive society with affordable and innovative service delivery for Sarawakians

Advancing Social Services in Sarawak

The well-being of the people is at the forefront of the State Government’s agenda and is even more crucial during the pandemic and the recovery stage. Under the social services sector, Sarawak aims to provide a high living standard, healthy and inclusive society with affordable and innovative service delivery for Sarawakians. Among the key initiatives are poverty alleviation programmes, social welfare programmes such as SarawakCare Insurance, Construction of State Research and Test Lab, new Normah Medical Specialist, Special needs Welfare Services and housing schemes.

Key Outcomes

Social Wellbeing Index and Malaysian Wellbeing Index Score of 8 and above by 2030

100% coverage of basic healthcare for B40 youth

Lift 20,000 poor households from poverty, creating average income per month at RM2,150- RM3,750

Increase home ownership to -75%

Assist 20,000 homeless families

Key Outcomes

01 Maintain at least 60% Renewable Energy (RE) Capacity Mix by 2030

01 600,000 tons Annual Reduction to CO2 emissions via electrification of mobility fleet in Sarawak

01 Achieve 15% income from foreign markets outside of Sarawak through RE sector

STRATEGY

Provide support to the Sarawakian public through housing and healthcare schemes

Assist the vulnerable, risky and affected individuals (eg. People with disabilities, elderly, etc.) through care, intervention and shelter initiatives

Strategy

Public-private collaboration towards expanding Renewable Energy generation and promoting export

600,000 tons Annual Reduction to CO2 emissions via electrification of mobility fleet in Sarawak

Catalytic Initiatives

01 Medical and Health Services

02 Social Intervention Program and Community Support

03 SarawakCare State Insurance

04 Housing Voucher Programme for first time home buyers

05 Poverty Alleviation Programme

04 Net Energy Metering (NEM)

05 Promote Electric Vehicles (EV)

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Social Services

Advancing Social Services in Sarawak

Key Outcomes

Social Wellbeing Index and Malaysian Wellbeing Index Score of 8 and above by 2030

100% coverage of basic healthcare for B40 youth

Lift 20,000 poor households from poverty, creating average income per month at RM2,150- RM3,750

Increase home ownership to -75%

Assist 20,000 homeless families

Key Outcomes

01

Maintain at least 60% Renewable Energy (RE) Capacity Mix by 2030

01

600,000 tons Annual Reduction to CO2 emissions via electrification of mobility fleet in Sarawak

01

Achieve 15% income from foreign markets outside of Sarawak through RE sector

STRATEGY

Provide support to the Sarawakian public through housing and healthcare schemes

Assist the vulnerable, risky and affected individuals (eg. People with disabilities, elderly, etc.) through care, intervention and shelter initiatives

Strategy

Public-private collaboration towards expanding Renewable Energy generation and promoting export

600,000 tons Annual Reduction to CO2 emissions via electrification of mobility fleet in Sarawak

Catalytic Initiatives

01

Medical and Health Services

02

Social Intervention Program and Community Support

03

SarawakCare State Insurance

04

Housing Voucher Programme for first time home buyers

05

Poverty Alleviation Programme

04​

Net Energy Metering (NEM)

05​

Promote Electric Vehicles (EV)

Reach out to us for information on how we can facilitate your investment journey

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