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Agriculture Sector Epp 1 : National AGRICULTURE SECTOR EPP 1 : NATIONAL DESCRIPTION KEY OUTCOMES OF THE EPP/ KPIs SEAWEED NUCLEUS • Increase production of raw seaweed material from 207,850 mt (2010) to 94,050,000 mt by 2020 (wet The proposed National Seaweed Nucleus is a Private driven weight) (total culturing areas : 18,000 ha). • Increase GNI from RM23,330 (2012) to RM419,944 project which main objective is to develop seaweed farms and by 2020. enhancing seaweed value chain, creating BO (Aqua-tourism, • Generate 13,788 job opportunity (Farm and factory Pelan Zon Industri Akuakultur (ZIA) Daerah Lahad Datu workers, management and supporting staff). downstream & Upstream seaweed industry. • Create BO (downstream and upstream processing). • Increase livelihood of local community (poverty Kawasan ZIA Rumpai Laut, Moluska & Sangkar Ikan eradication) (33,183 ha) • Produce and develop high quality seaweed brand. Perairan Bakapit (14,568 ha) The Department of Fisheries Sabah has identified four areas Perairan Silam (18,615 ha) in the East Coast of Sabah which has high potential to be District boundary WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE? developed as commercial scale seaweed farming areas (I.e Corals • Increase training capacity to produce sufficient man Pusat-Pusat Akuakultur Lahad Datu, Semporna, Kunak and Tawau.) power labour skilled. 1. Pusat ternakan ikan dalam sangkar & hatceri • Setup basic infrastructure. (100 ekar) • Produce and branding high quality local dry seaweed for higher or standard global and local market price. 2. Pusat konservasi & penyelidikan biodiversiti The key outcome of the project area: • Introduce Good Aquaculture Practices. perikanan (pulau-pulau) 20 ekar 3. Pusat penyelidikan pembenihan perikanan • Produce Malaysian Seaweed Standard (Piawai Rumpai Laut (1000 ekar) KEY CHALLENGES Malaysia) from 207,850 mt (2010) to 94,050,000 mt by 4. Pusat konservasi & penyelidikan biodiversiti • Lack of man power labour skilled (require 520 perikanan (terumbu karang) 631 ha (1560 2020 (wet weight) workers/1000ha) ekar) • Sustainable supply of high quality seedling (seedling • Improve yield from 2.6 m.t/ha to 5.5/m.t/ha by 2020. (dried) with high carrageen content). • Fluctuations of seaweed global and local market • Increase local people income RM6,570,000 by 2020. price. • Meet international quality requirement (EU • Increase GNI from RM23,330 (2012) to RM419,954,000 by standard). Pelan Zon Industri Akuakultur (ZIA) Daerah Kunak 2020 Kawasan Rumpai Laut (3,200 ha) MITIGATION PLAN Perairan Madai (2,000 ha) • Create Business Opportunity (downstream and upstream • Provide basic infrastructure and culturing areas to Perairan Pangi (1,210 ha) processing) attract investor and to skill labour. Corals • To increase training capacity and capability • Aqua tourism • On-going RND for the improvement of local seaweed Kawasan Moluska / Sangkar Ikan (2,175 ha) species and venture in new seaweed varieties. Pulau Bohayan (1,100 ha) • Control price of seaweed by government and • Job opportunity (Farm & factory workers, Management & produce local high quality seaweed brand. Pualu Tabawan (1,075 ha) supporting staff). • Poverty eradication. National Seaweed Nucleus versus Conventional Method Pelan Zon Industri Akuakultur (ZIA) Daerah Tawau Pelan Zon Industri Akuakultur (ZIA) Daerah Semporna VS Laut Utara Pulau Bum Bum (1) Laut Utara Tanjung Pantau Pantau (2) Beaufort Reef (3) Proposed Seaweed Area Creach Reef (4) Cust Reef (5) Tubing Reef (6) Tubing Reef (6a) Conventional Seaweed farming National Seaweed Nucleus Pesalat Reef (7) Laut Timur Pulau Bait Reef (8) • Seaweed farming carried out by family members (small scale) • Attract new investors and upgrade • Provide infrastructure (Drying platform, Utara Pulau Bait (9) • Culturing seaweed using long line and raffia string existing seaweed companies to storage…) to increase drying capacity Pulau Pababag (10) • Very low drying seaweed capacity commercial scale and quality Pulau Mata Pahi Reef (11) • Dried seaweed trade through middleman (low selling price) • Group existing and new local seaweed • Apply new and improve technology using farmers and provide training under the Eco-friendly Long Line Technology (EFLT) Pulau Dannawan & Ligitan Reef (12) investing company (train the trainer which increase quality and production Pulau Silungan (13) method) • Setup seaweed collection centre in each Tanjung Sirongol (14) • Up scaling small farmer to commercial district to monitor seaweed quality and Pulau Timbun Mata (15) scale and replicating to identified site control market price Corals Kawasan Rumpai Laut : 45, 555 Ha (112,568 ekar) EPP 2 : SABAH AGRO INDUSTRIAL PRECINT (SAIP) DESCRIPTION SAIP is a technology precinct that serves as tech) are serious to invest (setting up plant) in an enabler/platform for the development of SAIP. Pop Grapes Enzymes Sdn Bhd and other agro-based industry focusing on food and local companies interested to participate in the specialty crops/natural products, and driven by PLF producing value added products (medicinal technological processing innovation and R&D. enzymes, etc.). 215 acres of land area in Kimanis, Papar. Kimanis, Papar Phase 3 (2014-15) would see further expansion Development on Phase 2 (2012-13): the Post of CEF & PHHCC and development of Agro Harvest Handling & Collection Centre (PHHCC – Research & Engineering Facility (for training Product Line Facility & Cold Room) & Controlled and R&D activities). Environment Farming (CEF) Project, a JV with BIA and SLDB would plant Chili, Tomato and Currently, SAIP housed the Demo Plot herbal Rock Melon (10 acres). These fresh produce nurseries (UNDP fund) and MOSTI Technofund’s would be processed and delivered to consumer Tea tree plantation (10 ha), nurseries, essential (via PHHCC, capacity 50 tonne/year), stored oil distillation plant (on-going) and Tissue in cold storage or further processed into value culture/Product Development laboratories. added products (PHHCC-PLF). Approved SDC RMK10-RP1 project without Apart from JV BIA/SLDB, foreign investors Dar ceiling. Phase 1 of the earthwork and Admin Seng Agriculture Co. Ltd. Taiwan (high-tech Building Completed under RMK9. Design for planting) and MES Co. Korea (packaging/green Phase 2 completed pending availability of funds. Key OUTCOMES OF THE EPP/ KPIs WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE? • 100 Agro/Technopreneur • Phase 2 Agro Industry Development Centre 1 – Office space , business advisory & production line (Building & Equipment) facility provided to the agro/technopreneur – RM20 million • 2,085 Jobs to be created • Phase 3 Agro Industry Development Centre 2 – Private domestic/foreign investment (Building & Equipment) • Encourage production of high quality agro-based – RM74 million product & services • Development in phases. Based on demand and – Post harvest handling & collection center to supply. process & add value • Capacity building and knowledge improvement for the locals in modern agriculture technology and skills KEY CHALLENGES MITIGATION PLAN • Physical infrastructure (buildings) • Funding for basic infrastructure, building, initial • Human capital/resource (Limited local talent) operation cost , common facilities and equipment for post harvest and production line. • Integrate education into SAIP. AGRICULTURE SECTOR EPP 3 : TAMAN KEKAL PENGELUARAN MAKANAN (TKPM) DESCRIPTION TKPM MANDALIP AU (517 HA) TKPM SG. LOKAN (700 HA) Background Of The Project TKPM • Categorized under EPP 7 [Fruit & Vegetable] Background Of The Project TKPM Sg. Lokan Mandalipau, Papar. • The site is situated 80 km from the • To alienate land permenantly for tropical fruits production. • The site is situated 25 km from Papar Town. Kinabatangan District , Sandakan City. • Overall area = 517 hectares • Overall area = 732.48 hectares • To give opportunity for private sector to be involved in fruits • Acreage developed = 517 hectares (3 Phase) • 1st Phase Develop = 400 hectares production • Gazetted for TKPM = year 2006; GN 78-2006 • 2nd. Phase Develop = 300 hectares • In 2009 listed under the Sabah Development • Gazetted for TKPM = year 2005; GN 345-2005 • To give opportunity for local agropreneur to be involved in food Corridors (SDC). • In 2009 listed under the Sabah Development crops production. • Current status- The final report on Design Corridors (SDC). Plan (Preliminiary Report) done by SABA • Anchor Vendor Concept. • Current Status- The final report on Design Perunding S/B costing RM860,580.00 > SDC Plan (Preliminiary Report) done by PY Konsep • Strengths of the Food crops sector: Perunding costing RM389,120.00 > SDC - Food security - BOT, Import vegetable & fruits higher than export - Food crisis - Geographical location of Sabah closer to Taiwan, Japan, Brunei TKPM SG. KOYAH (80 HA) (EAGA) and Korea Background Of The Project TKPM Sg. Koyah - Sabah still lacking in food crops agropreneur • The site is situated 52 km from the - High demand of tropical fruits overseas Kinabatangan District, Lahad Datu town • Overall area = 80 hectares • Production: Low vegetable & fruits exported, ( 1,487 mt /RM3.8 • Acreage developed = 80 hectares million (statistic 2008) • Gazetted forTKPM = year 2004; GN 47-2004 • In 2009 listed under the Sabah Development Corridors (SDC). • Distribution : Project focus to east coast Sabah (Div. Sandakan • Current status- The final report on Design Plan and Tawau), to softened the effect of vast expansion of Palm oil (Preliminiary Report) done by SARG Konsult S/B costing RM308,600.00 > SDC plantation (estimated acreage of palm oil plantation is over 93% TKPM, Sg. Lokan, Plot Design cultivated on arable, suitable
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