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20 OCT

2016 - 2030

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@MyCensus2020

B A N C I

M A L A Y S I A

11th MEETING OF THE IAEG-SDG

VOLUNTARY NATIONAL REVIEW (VNR)

MALAYSIA

4th NOVEMBER 2020

NAZARIA BAHARUDIN DEPUTY CHIEF STATISTICIAN

(TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL PROGRAMME) DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

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IMPLEMENTATION OF SDG IN MALAYSIA

PREPARATION OF VNR 2021

STATUS OF SDG INDICATORS FOR MALAYSIA

ACTIVITIES ON SDG

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IMPLEMENTATION OF SDG IN MALAYSIA


CONCEPT OF HOLISTIC AND INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT IS NOT NEW IN MALAYSIA

National

Transformation

Policy,

2011-2020

Vision 2020, 1991-2020

Post independence,

1956-1970

1st Malaya Plan

2nd Malaya Plan

1st Malaysia

Plan (1MP),

1966-1970

New

Economic

Policy,

1971-1990

2MP, 1971-1975

3MP, 1976-1980

4MP, 1981-1985

5MP, 1986-1990

Growth with

equity for

national unity

(inclusive

development -

eradication of

poverty

irrespective of

ethnicity and

restructuring of

society)

National

Development

Policy,

1991-2000

6MP, 1990-1995

7MP, 1996-2000

Balanced

development

(a multi-

dimensional

approach)

National

Vision

Policy,

2001-2010

8MP, 2001-2005

9MP, 2006-2010

Resilient and

competitive

nation

New Economic

Model

(a high-income

nation, inclusive and

sustainable)

Holistic development

(economically, politically, socially, spiritually,

psychologically and culturally)

New

priorities

and

emphases

11MP,

2016-2017

10MP

11th Malaysia Plan (11MP)

Long-t

erm

develo

pm

ent P

lans

Me

diu

m-t

erm

Pla

ns

(laissez faire

economy with

some rural

development)

MTR of

the 11MP, 2018-2020

Shared Prosperity Vision, 2030

Restructuring

the

Development

Priorities of

Malaysia

12 MP, 2021-2025

13 MP, 2026-2030


SDG MIRROR THE NEW ECONMIC MODEL AND 11TH MALAYSIA PLAN (11MP)

Anchoring Growth

on People

Social

Environment

Economy

Inclusivity

Sustainability

High Income

New Economic

Model (NEM)

New Priorities

and Emphases


MAPPING OF MID TERM REVIEW OF THE 11MP

Pillar I Reforming governance

towards greater transparency and enhancing efficiency of

public service

Pillar II Enhancing inclusive development and

wellbeing

Pillar III Pursuing balanced regional

development

Pillar IV Empowering human

capital

Pillar V Enhancing environmental

sustainability through green growth

Pillar VI Strengthening economic

growth

4 Priority Areas 12 Strategies






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17

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6 policy pillars of MTR covers all 17 SDGs


JOURNEY OF SDG IN MALAYSIA

193 Member States adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

2015

2020

2016

Established a multi-stakeholder&participatory governance structure SDG Institutional Framework & SDG Symposium

Align the SDG with Malaysia’s National Development Plan SDG Mapping

2017

Malaysia reported our progress to United Nations High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development

Voluntary National Review 2017

September 2019: SDG Summit 2019, New York, USA YAB PM & YBM MEA participated in side-event “Environmental Stewardship in Addressing Poverty to Achieve Sustainable Development for All” (co-host by Malaysia & Pakistan)

Themed on “The Whole of Nation Approach: Accelerating Progress on the SDGs”

November 2019: Malaysia SDG Summit 2019

July 2019: High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development, New York, USA YBTM MEA represented Malaysia.

2019 2018

March 2019: Launched National SDG Progress Monitoring System (DOSM) in Putrajaya

YB EPU represented Malaysia

September 2017: High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development

May 2020: Asia-Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development, Bangkok (Virtual)

December 2018: Publication of the Initial Assessment of The Sustainable Development Goals Indicators for Malaysia 2018 by DOSM This report presents findings of the initial assessment of the SDGs indicators to be used by the government agencies, private sectors, academicians and individuals for SDGs implementation.

October 2019: Publication of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Indicators Malaysia , 2019 by DOSM This report highlights the national progress being made in the 2030 agenda and consist of 99 available indicators

July 2020: High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development, New York, USA (Virtual)


INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK OF SDG IN MALAYSIA

Formulate SDG Roadmap, monitor progress of targets, identify issues and report to National

SDG Council

Establish direction for SDG implementation, set national agenda and milestones and

prepare reporting to UN High Level Political Forum

National SDG Council (chaired by Prime Minister)

Steering Committee (chaired by Director General of EPU)

Working Committee INCLUSIVITY

Goal 1 : No Poverty Goal 2 : Zero Hunger Goal 5 : Gender Equality Goal 10 : Reduced Inequality

Working Committee WELL-BEING

Goal 3 : Good Health & Well-being Goal 11 : Sustainable Cities and Communities Goal 16 : Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

Working Committee HUMAN CAPITAL

Goal 4 : Quality Education

Working Committee ENVIRONMENT & NATURAL

RESOURCES

Goal 6 : Clean Water and Sanitation Goal 7 : Affordable and Clean Energy Goal 12 : Responsible Consumption and Production Goal 13 : Climate Action Goal 14 : Life Below Water Goal 15 : Life on Land

Working Committee ECONOMIC GROWTH

Goal 8 : Decent Work and Economic Growth Goal 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure Goal 17 : Partnerships for the Goals

• DOSM as Focal Point for data on SDG • Each Working Committee will be represented by members from the UN agencies, private sector, NGOs, CSOs and academia


MALAYSIA VNR 2017

Theme

“Eradicating Poverty and Promoting

Prosperity in a Changing World”

Presentation

July 2017

Focus/ highlight Goals 1,2,3,5,9,14,15 &

17

Representatives

Government agencies, UN agencies,

private sector, NGOs, CSOs and

academia

1. Foreword

2. Summary

3. List of Boxes, Figures & Table

4. Introduction

5. Development Achievements

6. Enabling Environment

7. Means of Implementation

8. Conclusion

9. Background on Malaysia

10. Glossary of Acronyms

11. Acknowledgements

Contents


SNAPSHOT OF SDG ACHIEVEMENTS FOR MALAYSIA

Prevalence of underweight 12.4% (2015)

Maternal mortality ratio improved

from 29.1 (2016) to 23.5 (2018)

per 100,000 live births

Incidence of poverty improved from 7.6% (2016)to

5.6% (2019)

Literacy rates improved from 94.9% (2018) to 95% (2019)

96.7% population using safely managed drinking

water services (2018)

Population with access to electricity

improved to 100% in 2019 compared to 99.9% in 2016

Women in managerial position

increased from 20.4% (2016) to 23.3% (2019)

Annual growth rate of real GDP per

capita increased from 3.6%(2018𝑒)to 3.9% (𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟗𝒑)


SNAPSHOT OF SDG ACHIEVEMENTS FOR MALAYSIA (cont.)

96.7% proportion of population covered by a mobile network

in 2019

Population by strata in 2019

Urban 76.2% Rural 23.8%

4,013,189 tonnes scheduled waste managed in 2019

314.3 milion metric tonnes greenhouse

gas emission in 2014

16.35% coverage of protected

areas in relation to marine areas in 2019

55.3% forest cover in Malaysia for 2018

0.3% civil servant with disabilities

(2016-2019)

Individuals using internet improved from

80.1% (2017) to 84.2% (2019)

Construction sector recorded the

highest compensation of employees in 2018𝑝

by 72.1%

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PREPARATION OF VNR 2021


PROPOSED VNR 2021

Theme: “Sustainable and Resilient Recovery from the COVID-19 Pandemic”

Executive Summary submission: March 2021

Submission: June 2021

Presentation: July 2021

Focus Goals and Content: 1,2,3,8,10,12,13,16 & 17

Proposed contents:

1. Foreword by YAB PM

2. Key message by YBM

3. Introduction

Setting the scene: Impact of COVID-19

i. Impact of Covid 19 to the economy and well-being

ii. Recovery initiatives – Penjana, Prihatin

iii. RMK12 – Whole nation approach & Build back better.

4. Elaborate & Focus on SDG Goals: 1,2,3,8,10,12,13,16 & 17.


VNR REPORT COMPARISON

VNR 2017 2021

Theme Eradicating Poverty and Promoting

Prosperity in a Changing World

Sustainable and Resilient Recovery from the

COVID-19 Pandemic

Focus goal

1,2,3,5,9,14,15 & 17

1,2,3,8,10,12,13,16 & 17

Highlight Poverty Progress of Sustainable Development Post

Covid-19 Pandemic

Reporting Government-driven initiatives

Whole-of-nation approach

• Public-Private reporting/ implementation

• SDG initiatives supported by NGOs, CSOs

and private entities


VNR 2021 PREPARATION TIMELINE

• UNCT: TOR

& appoint

consultant

• Global VNR

Workshop

(UNDESA &

ESCAP)

October 2020

Write-up

process &

2nd Global

VNR

Workshop in

March 2021

Deadline II:

11 June 2021 -

Submission of

Final Reports

Deadline III:

18 June 2021

Submission of

Audiovisuals

Kick-off

meeting to

discuss

content

proposal with

relevant

stakeholders

November 2020

November 2020-March 2021

Deadline I:

Submission

of Main

Message

3rd Global VNR

Workshop: 11

July 2021

New York

Ministerial

Segment

HLPF-SD: 13-

15 July 2021

3 May 2021

June 2021

July 2021

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Status of SDG indicators by Goal, Malaysia (as at 27 October 2020) 99

AVAILABLE INDICATORS

126 AVAILABLE

INDICATORS (as at 27 October 2020)

OUT OF 244 INDICATORS

OUT OF 247 INDICATORS

2019

2020

41%

51%

62%

50%

93%

58%

43%

36%

50%

56%

83%

29% 27%

31%

50%

40% 43%

22%

63%

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ACTIVITIES ON SDG


URBANICE : SDG CTITIES ROADMAP

Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Cities & Community Wellbeing (URBANICE)

• URBANICE is currently preparing Malaysia SDG Cities Report at local level.

• DOSM is invited to contribute in the preparation of Malaysia SDG Cities Report.

• DOSM provides data as an input to the report

Working with Shah Alam City Council (MBSA), Alor Gajah Municipal Council (MPAG) &

The Melaka Historic City Council (MBMB) in preparing

their SDGs City Roadmap.

About Malaysia SDG Cities Roadmap

The Malaysia SDG Cities recognizes that cities and communities are crucial in determining its own set of

priorities and decides on the means of implementation to ensure that the SDG Goals and targets are met.

The framework is set to encourage a bottom up

approach in developing local action plans that will accelerate the SDGs achievements for Malaysia where

the 17 SDGs and its 169 targets of the 2030 Sustainable Agenda must be achieved.

Localizing the global goals at cities and urban areas is important for an urban nation like Malaysia and the

Malaysia SDG Cities will ensure that vertical integration between national and state policies at all levels are aligned to the SDGs by realizing the aspirations and

ensuring of its effective implementation locally.


APPGM-SDG: LOCALISING SDGs

Formation

Established by the

Parliament of Malaysia on

19 Oct 2019 & formally

registered with Secretary of

Parliament. It is Bi-Partisan

initiative, and made up of

representative from both

houses of Parliament.

Secretariat

Malaysia

CSO SDG

Alliance

Mandate

• Undertake localising SDGs at the Parliamentary

Constituency level.

• Preparing Policy Research & Strategic Papers.

• Approach : Multi stakeholder partnerships

Location

10 parliamentary

constituencies in 7

states in Malaysia

for pilot phase in

2020

Programme

duration

January 2020

to March 2021

Methodology

Four Phases of implementation:

• Situational Analysis & Field Visits (3 days) – vulnerable communities; Focus

Group Discussions with Government Agencies, CSO & local community leaders

• Prioritization of local issues & needs

• Designing Capacity Building Programs & Solutions Projects

• Implementation of Capacity Building Programs & Solution Projects

Short term actionable solutions (22 capacity building programs & 32 solutions

projects) being undertaken (July 2020 – Feb 2021)

Long term policy responses for later action via government agencies through

development planning

Budget

Allocation

RM2 million

by MoF

(2020 Budget)

SDGs

1, 5, 10, 12,

15, 17

DOSM - provides the required statistics

THANK YOU

BANCI MAL AYSIA 7 . 7 . 2 0 2 0 – 2 1 . 1 2 . 2 0 2 0 ( e - C e n s u s ) 2 0 . 1 . 2 0 2 1 – 6 . 2 . 2 0 2 1 ( F a c e T o F a c e )

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