1 AZAM Aiding Low-Income Households in Malaysia

  • Nor R
  • Azhar S
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Abstract

Poverty has always been a major topic of discussion throughout the world. Based on the studies that have been conducted in Malaysia, they only take about 44 years to reach 1% incidence of poverty in 2014. While in 1970, the incidence of poverty was 49.3%. Malaysian government's efforts to eradicate poverty of its people can be seen when the government attempted through the Government Transformation Pro-gramme (GTP) through the National Key Result Areas (NKRA) with the Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development (KPWKM) becomes as the main driver. Through KPWKM, 1AZAM (1Aim) was launched. The program identified four main areas namely AZAM Tani (Farms Aim), AZAM Khidmat (Services Aim), AZAM Kerja (Works Aim) and AZAM Niaga (Business Aim) to help the poor Ma-laysians out of the group.

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Nor, R. M., & Azhar, S. N. F. S. (2016). 1 AZAM Aiding Low-Income Households in Malaysia. Journal of Human Resource and Sustainability Studies, 04(04), 293–304. https://doi.org/10.4236/jhrss.2016.44029

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