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Integrating the 2030 Agenda :SDG Roadmap Malaysia

Regional Knowledge Exchange – Implementing the2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

by:Hidah MisranEconomic Planning UnitPrime Minister’s Department, Malaysia24 October 2016

Outline

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1 Overview – Malaysia’s Commitment to2030 Agenda

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Mapping SDG with the EleventhMalaysia Plan

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Integrating SDG into PlanningFramework

Governance Structure and Fundingof Malaysia SDG Roadmap

Conclusion5

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1 Overview – Malaysia’s Commitment to2030 Agenda

Malaysia has made a commitment to the 2030Agenda…

“Malaysia is absolutelycommitted to the Post 2015agenda - the SustainableDevelopment Goals and ouraspirations to transform theworld by 2030.”

“…may I reaffirm Malaysia’scommitment to support andimplement the 2030 Agendafor Sustainable Development.”

“Malaysia is now about to embark onits next five-year development plan - theEleventh Malaysia Plan, from 2016 to 2020.In many aspects, the plan mirrors the multi-dimensional nature of the SDG, and hasbeen formulated with the people at thecentre of all development efforts.”

UN SustainableDevelopment Summit

New York, 27 September 2015Adoption of “Transforming our World: The

2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development” 4

SDGs Mirror the New Economic Model and 11 Malaysia Plan

SustainableDevelopment

Goals

NewEconomic

Model

AnchoringGrowth

on People

11th MalaysiaPlan

Social

Environment

Economy

Inclusivity

Sustainability

High Income

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IN LINE

“Anchoring growth onpeople”

The theme of the EleventhMalaysia Plan (11MP) is…

People are the bedrockof the nation

1

Preparing people forthe future

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Everyone enjoys growthand development

3

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The theme of the SustainableDevelopment Goal (SDG) is…

“Leaving no one behind”

11MP: ANCHORING GROWTH ON PEOPLEencompasses economic, social & environmental objectives…

Multidimensional goals,2016-2020GDP growth at

5-6%per annum

Labour productivity increases fromRM77,100 (2015)to RM92,300

(2020)

GNI per capita atRM54,100by 2020

Average monthly household incomeincreases fromRM6,141 (2014)to RM10,540

(2020)

Compensation of employees toGDP increase from 34.9% (2015) to

(2020)40%

Malaysia Wellbeing Index (MWI)to increaseby 1.7%

per annum

2Improving wellbeing for all

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Strengthening infrastructureto supporteconomic expansion 4 5 6

1

2

3

Uplifting B40householdstowards a middle-class society

Enabling industry-ledTechnical andVocational Educationand Training (TVET)

Embarking ongreen growth

1

Enhancinginclusiveness towardsan equitable society

3

Accelerating human capitaldevelopment for anadvanced nation

4

Pursuing green growthfor sustainability andresilience

6

Re-engineering economicgrowth for greaterprosperity

Enhancingproductivity

Innovationto wealth

Competitivecities

Thrusts

Gamechangers

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Outline

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2 Mapping SDG with the EleventhMalaysia Plan

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38%

13%

38%

11%

0%

INDICATORS241

Legend

Assessing Malaysia’s ReadinessPreliminary Review of Malaysia’s SDG Indicators

17 GOALS 169 TARGETS

Available

Partially Available

Partially Available & NeedFurther Development

Not AvailableNot Applicable

90 Indicator

26 Indicator

91 Indicator

32 Indicator

1 Indicator

24%

28%

48%Social

Environment

Economy

SUSTAINABLEDEVELOPMENT GOALS

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50%

17%

25%

8%

INDICATORS

POVERTY

36%

36%

28%

INDICATORS

FOOD &WELL BEING

50%11%

31%8%

INDICATORS

HEALTH EDUCATION

GENDEREQUALITY &

WOMENWATER

73%18% 9%

INDICATORS

36%36%

21% 7%INDICATORS

18%55%

27%INDICATORS

Data accessibilityPreliminary Review of Malaysia’s SDG Indicators

50%50% INDICATORS

ENERGY

59%

6%

23%

12%

INDICATORS

ECONOMYGROWTH

Legend

12 14 26 11

14 11 6 17

7 TARGETS 8 TARGETS 13 TARGETS 10 TARGETS


Available PartiallyAvailable

Partially Available & NeedFurther Development Not Available Not

Applicable

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59%8%33%

INDICATORS

INFRA-STRUCTURE INEQUALITY HABITATION COMSUMPTION &

PRODUCTION

64%27%9%

INDICATORS

13%47%

40%INDICATORS

8% 15%69%

8%INDICATORS

Preliminary Review of Malaysia’s SDG Indicators

28%

14%29%

29%

INDICATORS

CLIMATECHANGE

20%

80%INDICATORS

MARINEECOSYSTEM

29%14%50%

7%INDICATORS

ECOSYSTEM CRIME &JUSTICE PARTNERSHIP

17%13%

61%9%

INDICATORS

28%12%44%

16%INDICATORS

12 11 15 13

7 10 14 23 25


5 TARGETS 10 TARGETS 12 TARGETS 12 TARGETS 19 TARGETS

Available PartiallyAvailable

Partially Available & NeedFurther Development Not Available Not

Applicable

Legend

Data accessibility

Mapping SDGs with Green Economy/Green Growth(GE/GG) Indicators Malaysia

SDGsGoals:17

Targets:169Indicators: 241

GE/GGI(80 indicators)

32 GE/GGI17 : one to one

15 : nearly match

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The mapping process of SDG targets and 11th

MP…

• Taking stock of MDG’s achievements (8 goals; 17 targets; 65 indicators)

• Assess priorities - Leaving no one behind

• Assess data availability & accessibility (Led by Department of Statistics)

• Map SDG targets with 11th MP (according to 11th MP thrusts, focus areasand strategies)

• Governance structure

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The mapping process of SDG targets and 11th MP…

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11MP: Strategic Thrust 1Enhancing inclusiveness towards an equitablesociety

11MP : Strategic Thrust 2Improving wellbeing for all

11MP : Strategic Thrust 3Accelerating human capital development for an advancednation

11MP : Strategic Thrust 4Pursuing green growth for sustainability and resilience

Inclusivity ensures all Malaysians benefit from economic growthregardless of gender, ethnicity,

socio-economic status, or geographic location

Key initiatives

Healthy individuals and happy households, living in cohesiveand united communities – this embodies the vision

for a socially advanced Malaysia

The focus on cradle-to-grave talent development and lifelong learning willimprove labour productivity, deliver a higher-skilled workforce, and

create a virtuous cycle of job creation, growth and social development

““Green growth” will be a way of life. This will lead to strengthened food,water, and energy security;

lower environmental risks; and ultimately, better wellbeing and quality of life

Key initiatives

Key initiatives

Key initiatives

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11MP : Strategic Thrust 5Strengthening infrastructure to supporteconomic expansion

11MP : Strategic Thrust 6Re-engineering economic growth for greater prosperity

Transforming public service for productivity

All Malaysians will have access to basic amenities and be connected through integratedtransport and high-speed Internet. New investments will focus on lowering

cost of business and enhancing competitiveness

Key initiatives

Key initiativesWe will ensure quality growth and international competitiveness.

All economic sectors will migrate towards more knowledge-intensive and highvalue-added activities with

greater productivity

Enhancing project management for better and faster outcomes

Strengthening talent management for the public service of the future

Enhancing service delivery with citizens at the centre

Rationalising public sector institutions for greater productivity and performance

Capitalising on local authorities for quality services at the local level

The mapping process of SDG targets and 11th MP…

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3 Integrating SDG into PlanningFramework

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Identify SDGtarget

Identify SDGtarget

1.4By 2030, ensure that allmen and women, inparticular the poor andthe vulnerable, haveequal rights to economicresources, as well asaccess to basic services,ownership and controlover land and otherforms of property,inheritance, naturalresources, appropriatenew technology andfinancial services,including microfinance.

Identify SDGindicator


1.4.1Proportion of populationliving in households withaccess to basic services

Select 11MPstrategy thatmatch SDG

target


target

StrategyExpanding access tobasic services

Expanding networkand treatment plantcapacity throughinfrastructureinvestment andinfrastructuretechnology

Select 11MPtarget thatmatch SDGindicator


Outcome90,000 additional housesin the rural areas will besupplied with clean andtreated water

99% populationserved by clean and

treated water by2020

Process can be interchangeable

SDG Goal 1 : End Poverty in All Its Forms Everywhere

SDG Agenda Malaysia’s Roadmap 2016-2020

Integrating SDG into Planning Framework

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Identify SDGtarget

Identify SDGtarget

9.1Develop quality, reliable,sustainable and resilientinfrastructure, includingregional and transborderinfrastructure to supporteconomic developmentand human wellbeing,with a focus onaffordable and equitableaccess for all.



9.1.1

Share of the ruralpopulation wholive within 2km ofpaved road


target


target

StrategyEnhancingconnectivity acrossmodes and regions

Improving safety,efficiency andservice levels oftransportoperations



Outcome40% public modaltransport share

3000 paved ruralroads constructed

Process can be interchangeable

SDG Goal 9 : Build Resilient Infrastructure, Promote Inclusive and SustainableIndustrialization and Foster Innovation

SDG AgendaMalaysia’s Roadmap 2016-

2020

Integrating SDG into Planning Framework

SDG Roadmap Malaysia

o Phase I (2016-2020) – prioritising SDG according to 11MP

o Phase II (2020-2025) – focus on post 2020 goals and targets

o Phase III (2025 – 2030) – remaining goals and targets in linewith Malaysia’s capacity and global role




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Outline

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4 Governance Structure and Fundingof Malaysia SDG Roadmap

UN High Level Political Forumon Sustainable Development

Endorsed by Ministerin PM’s Department

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WorkingCommittee

1

WorkingCommittee

1

WorkingCommittee

2

WorkingCommittee

2

WorkingCommittee

nCluster-based

WorkingCommittee

nCluster-based

STEERING COMMITTEEChaired by Director

General of EPU

STEERING COMMITTEEChaired by Director

General of EPU

NATIONAL SDG COUNCIL(as part of the National Action Committee)

Chaired by PM

NATIONAL SDG COUNCIL(as part of the National Action Committee)

Chaired by PM

Institutional and governance structurefor the 2030 Agenda

Institutional and governance structurefor the 2030 Agenda

Governance Structure of SDG Roadmap

Formulating national indicators and establishing databaseFormulating national indicators and establishing database

Funding – through the 5-year Malaysia Plans, private sector,civil society and international agenciesFunding – through the 5-year Malaysia Plans, private sector,civil society and international agencies

SDG Roadmap and DirectionInstitutional and governance structure for the 2030 AgendaInstitutional and governance structure for the 2030 Agenda

Align competencies and organisations with SDG and capacitybuildingAlign competencies and organisations with SDG and capacitybuilding

Framework for strategic communication – advocacy, seminars,roundtables and a national portalFramework for strategic communication – advocacy, seminars,roundtables and a national portal

Formulating a Roadmap for Implementation of SDG:




Formulating a Roadmap for Implementation of SDG:




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Funds are channelled through the programmes and projects under the 11MP strategicthrusts that fit the SDG goals

Funding for SDG Programmes and Projects:Through the existing development mechanisms(5-year Malaysia Plans)

Priority SDGs

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Outline

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Conclusion5

Conclusion

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Malaysia is committed to the 2030 Agendathrough SDG Roadmap which is ready forimplementation

Most of the SDG targets are being addressedthrough integration of SDG targets into the 11th

Malaysia Plan for the 1st Phase implementation(2016-2020)

Malaysia will continue to address the remainingtargets beyond 2020 through subsequentMalaysia Plans

Economic Planning UnitPrime Minister’s Departmentwww.epu.gov.my

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