The common good in Penang’s progress
For development to truly benefit everyone, consensus must be achieved among the community, private businesses and the government.
For development to truly benefit everyone, consensus must be achieved among the community, private businesses and the government.
As with all municipalities, the wellbeing of the residents is partly in the hands of those who run the local authority.
In 2009, a small team set about transforming and rejuvenating the city.
Just like Think City, the George Town Grants Programme is unique, and is the first programme of its kind in Malaysia.
For Malaysia to become an industrialised nation, major problems with its income distribution and employment structure must be solved.
Even in today’s industrial climate, Penang’s SMEs can compete with the multinationals in the innovation arena, provided all the players do what they need to do.
It's been more than three years since the open tender system was introduced in Penang. How is it supposed to work, and has it fulfilled its objectives?
As injuries and complaints mount, Batu Ferringhi's famed beach is rapidly losing its lustre, thanks to an unregulated water sports industry and the absence of enforcement.
In transforming Penang into a city of the future, public participation is key.