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ECONOMIC CORRIDOR DEVELOPMENT TRAINING FOR COMPETITIVE AND INCLUSIVE ASIA “THE EXPERIENCE OF THE EAST COAST ECONOMIC REGION” BLOCK B5, ECONOMIC PLANNING UNIT, PUTRAJAYA | 23 AUGUST 2016 Confidential PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL CONTENT 1 Introduction 2 Projects & programmes in ECER 3 Investment status 4 Moving forward The establishment of 5 Economic PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL Corridors in Malaysia 5 economic corridors was initiated under the Ninth Malaysia Plan to address development imbalances throughout the country while pushing forward the country’s economic growth using public-private partnership (PPP) approach 3 RMK-11 has positioned Corridor Authorities PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL as strategic enablers to enhance inclusiveness CHAPTER 3: Enhancing inclusiveness towards an equitable society Regional corridor authorities (RCAs) will Focus Area C of RMK-11: Encouraging more facilitate investors to ensure committed private investment in rural areas investments are • Efforts will be implemented in collaboration with regional realised. This investor corridor authorities to provide a more conducive business facilitation model will environment to attract higher value added investment to rural also ensure that areas. authorities continue to facilitate investors once Focus Area D of RMK-11: Accelerating regional businesses are in growth for better geographic balance operation, to address • Regional corridor authorities (RCAs) will continue to spur implementation economic growth to address inter and intra-regional challenges and imbalances and increase inclusivity. encourage future • RCAs will continue to accelerate investments by enhancing reinvestment. facilitation for investors, improving connectivity and mobility; and intensifying R&D and commercialisation. 4 PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL About ECER QUICK FACTS ECER MASTER PLAN States: Kelantan, Terengganu, Pahang & Mersing (Johor) The main objective of the ECER Master Plan is Population: 4.2 million (15% of Malaysia population) to bridge the regional disparity by: Total area: 66,736 sq km/ 51% of the Peninsular land area. • Developing the economy of the ECER in a competitive, balance and sustainable manner State Income gap (2012) • Implementing programmes and projects to Kelantan 1 : 0.63 raise income levels and eradicate poverty Terengganu by generating job prospects and 1 : 0.79 entrepreneurialism through high impact Pahang 1 : 0.75 projects and investments to spearhead the development of the Region. Projects Investment Jobs Inflows ECER has 5% of total ECER’s Vision as stated in the Master Plan 5% 6% 5% approved manufacturing projects , attracts only A Developed Region by 2020 6% of the total foreign (Distinctive – D yn a m i c – Competitive) 95% 94% investment inflows and 95% Key Drivers Oil, Gas & Human Agriculture Tourism Manufacturing generates 5% of job Petrochem Capital Dev. Malaysia ECER opportunities. Logistic, ICT, Finance and Support Services ECER represents Meanwhile, average income level in 8.9% of the total ECER is 73% of the national average Enablers Physical Infrastructure and Education & Training GDP of Malaysia. (Year 2012) ECER 8.9% Year 2012 RM5,000 RM3,967 RM3,745 RM3,168 Today is the Start of GDP a Brighter Tomorrow Other places in Malaysia Kelantan Pahang Terengganu Malaysia 5 PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL ECERDC Formation WHO WE ARE? CHAIRMAN The East Coast Economic Region Development Prime Minister Council (ECERDC) is a statutory body established under an Act of Parliament, the East Coast MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL Economic Region Development Council Act 2008 • Deputy Prime Minister (Act 688). • Menteri Besar (Pahang, Terengganu, Kelantan & Johor) OUR ROLE • Finance Minister II 1. To drive the implementation projects • Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department and key programmes identified in the • Chief Secretary to the Government ECER Master Plan to transform ECER into a developed region by 2020. • Private Sector Representatives - PETRONAS 2• To provide the proper direction, - DIALOG GROUP BHD policies and strategies in relation to the development within the East Coast Economic Region. 3• To facilitate the coordination between Government entities in the promotion of trade, investment, tourism and development activities within the East Coast Economic Region (ECER). 6 PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL Approved Governance Structure MEETING RESPONSIBILITIES FREQUENCY • Review progress of individual project. ECERDC BOARD Quarterly • Approval and Strategic Issue Resolution to EPPs MEETING(FEDERAL) and enabler projects in ECER • Ensure alignment of regulatory framework, vision Chairman: YAB Prime MInister and policies • Review progress of individual project IMPLEMENTATION & Quarterly • Approval and Strategic Issue Resolution to EPPs and enabler projects at respective state. COORDINATION COMMITTEE • Ensure alignment of regulatory framework, vision (STATE) and policies Chairman: YAB Menteri Besar • Drive the implementation and outcomes of the EPPs Monthly ECERDC MANAGEMENT • Provide guidance / direction to project and program implementation teams. COMMITTEE • Seek and execute mandate from the Board Chairman: CEO, ECERDC • Endorse new or potential investors for new projects • Propose new or improved polices and procedures to enhance the effectiveness of the project and program implementation. 7 Seven Key Development Areas PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL (KDAs) of ECER Tumpat Kota Bharu Bachok Node Rantau Panjang Cross border Tok Bali Bukit Bunga development Besut 2 Jeli Kuala Node KELANTAN Terengganu KTCC – Kenyir Kuala Gua Musang Berang – Dungun 3 Node Gua Dungun Musang - 5 Kuala Lipis KDA Kuala Lipis Kerteh PAHANG Bandar Tun Abdul Razak ECER Special Node Raub Economic Node Bentong – Kuantan Bentong Zone (SEZ) 1 Raub KDA Gambang 6 Pekan Bandar Muadzam Shah Node Node 4 DARA – Jengka KDA 7 Endau Pulau Mersing –Rompin Tioman KDA Rompin Mersing MERSING 8 PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL Regional Positioning Of The ECER Eastern Gateway to almost 4 billion population of ASEAN, Asia Pacific & Far East, with US$17 trillion combined GDP Serve as building blocks to the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) initiative Export platform of resource- based and manufacturing products Positioned as infrastructure and logistics hub ECER Major tourism destination Promotes synergy through government-to-government initiative e.g. MCKIP development 9 PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL Achieving Transformation RAISE THE LIVING STANDARDS OF THE RAKYAT IN ECER 10 PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL Achieving Transformation Raise The Living Standards Of The Rakyat In ECER Private Total investment RM90.7 bilion • Incentives • ECER SEZ • One Stop Centre ETEP Total Cost RM6.6 bilion TERAJU@ECER ECER developed by 2020 Projects entrepreneur ECER RMK-10 Projects & Human Capital programmes Development Projects Suri@Home empower RMK-9 ECER Agropolitan 11 PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL CONTENT 1 Introduction 3 Projects & programmes in ECER 4 Investment status 5 Moving forward ECER Special Economic Zone PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL (ECER SEZ) • The catalyst of transformation INDUSTRIAL PARKS • Positioned as infrastructure and logistic hub 1. Kertih Integrated Petrochemical Complex (KIPC) • Concentration of high-impact projects 2. Gebeng Integrated Petrochemical Complex (GIPC) 3. Malaysia-China Kuantan Industry Park (MCKIP) 4. Pekan Automotive Park (PAP) 5. Gambang Halal Park (GHP) 6. Kertih Biopolymer Park (KBP) 7. Kuantan Integrated Bio Park (KIBP) 8. Pahang Technology Park (PTP) 9. Kemaman Heavy Industry Park (KHIP) LOGISTIC & UTILITIES INFRASTRUCTURE 1. Kuantan Port (New Deep Water Terminal) 2. Kuantan Port Link Roads 3. Water Supplies (Water Treatment Plant) TOURISM 1. Pekan Heritage Waterfront 2. Cherating Mainland Coastal Tourism AGRIBUSINESS 1. Kuantan Fish Processing Park RM97 billion 120,000 957,486 2. Pekan Agropolitan Investment by 2020 New jobs acres 13 PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL Industrial Parks in ECER Malaysia-china Investment Pasir Mas Halal Park Investment (MCKIP) Kuantan RM15.1 RM21 Pasir Mas Industrial Park bil mil 35 Private 20,015 Jobs Jobs investment in 2020 Gambang Halal Park Investment RM154 RM27.5 Kertih Biopolymer Investment mil billion Park RM4.78 bilion 75 Jobs Private 5,119 Kertih Jobs investment Kuantan Integrated Investment RM24.7 Kemaman Heavy Investment Biopark RM80 Industrial Park RM3.4 mil billion bilion Kuantan 70 6,985 Jobs Gambang Jobs 33,499 Pekan Jobs Pekan Automotive Investment Park RM1.22 bilion 1,200 Jobs 14 Generate agricultural sustainability via appointment of anchor company to operate large scale and commercial farms PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL Agribusiness projects Agriculture still forms a substantial 1 component of the economy in the East Coast, 17% of the total GDP. 10 agribusiness projects have been implemented in ECER which aligned 2 with Entry Point Projects (EPP) initiative NKEA Pertanian dan Makmal Cities & Corridor (C&C). Goat & Sheep Fisheries cluster Herbal & Biotechnology Pineapple cluster Farming Cluster EPP 4 : Integrated Cage Farming cluster EPP 7: Premium Fruits & EPP1:High-Value Herbal Makmal Cities & EPP 6 : Zone Aquaculture (IZAQ) Vegetables EPP 8 : Food Park Products Corridor (C&C) Kuantan Fish Processing Park Rompin Integrated Herbal Integrated Cluster Telaga Papan Goat Farm Pineapple Plantation Development, Chegar Perah CPPC Pengkalan Kubor Dairy cluster EPP 13: Dairy Clusters Tok Bali Integrated Fisheries Park Kuala Berang Sheep Herbal Integrated Cluster Breeding & Innovation Development, Pasir Raja Muadzam Shah Cattle Centre Marine Fish Hatchery And Fish Research & Innovation Seed Marketing Centre, Merchong Centre 15 Generate
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    6 -1 CHAPTER 6 SPATIAL MANAGEMENT PLAN The Spatial Management Plan is a basic framework that drives the translation of national strategic directions to the state level. The Spatial Management Plan consist of aspects related to spatial Three (3) Types of State Spatial availability (land use and transportation), growth areas (Conurbation, Management Plan Promoted Development Zone, Catalyst Centre and Agropolitan Centre), settlement hierarchies, resource management (forest, water, food, Spatial Growth Framework energy source and other natural resources) and disaster risk areas 1 Plan (tsunami, flood, landslide, coastal erosion and rise in sea level). Resource Management Plan A Spatial Management Plan at the state level is prepared to translate 2 national strategic directions to the state level (all states in Peninsular Natural Disaster Risk Area Malaysia, Sabah and Labuan Federal Territory) especially for strategic 3 Management Plan directions that have direct implications on a spatial aspect such as: . 1. Growth and development of cities as well as rural areas that is balanced and integrated (PD1 and PD 2); 2. Connectivity and access that is enhanced and sustainable (PD3); 3. Sustainable management of natural resources, food resources and State Spatial Management Plan heritage resources (KD1); involve the following states: 4. Management of risk areas (KD2); 5. Low carbon cities and sustainable infrastructure (KD3); and 1. Perlis pp. 6 - 8 6. Inclusive community development (KI1, KI2 and KI3). 2. Kedah pp. 6 - 14 3. Pulau Pinang pp. 6 - 20 This management plan shall become the basis for planning growth areas, conservation of resource areas as well as ensuring planning 4. Perak pp. 6 - 26 takes into account risks of natural disaster.
  • CRUISING GUIDE to SOUTHEAST ASIA VOL 1 Supplement No.6

    CRUISING GUIDE to SOUTHEAST ASIA VOL 1 Supplement No.6

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