2. Objective 3
To find out possible solutions
to the villagers’ housing issues
Objective 2
To evaluate the roles of local
leaders in managing housing
issues in KRRL
Objective 1
To identify housing and
poverty issues in KRRL
3. 4. CONFLICT TREE & OBSERVATION
3. TIMELINE HISTORY & SEASONAL CALENDAR
2. VILLAGE MAPPING - INCOME & EXPENDITURE
1. SOCIAL MAPPING
4. 1
Types of Public A
menities Numbers
Surau 1
Grocery 3
Futsal Court 1
Moslem Cemetary 1
Fishing Dock 1
Shop Lot 1
Village Restaurant 1
Chinese Temple 1
Fisherman
Association 1
Community Hall 1
Shop Lot
Futsal Court
Moslem
Cemetary
Surau
Fishing Dock
17. From our observation and interview,
we notice that poverty is not a
main issue of the residents in KRRL.
Most residents are not poor
financially, they have adequate
resources and jobs to sustain them
and their families.
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18. 5
3 antenas/ house Housing issues were raised by the
stakeholders during the MSD. The
three main issues were coded 3K -
Kebersihan, Kesihatan, Keselamatan.
(Hygiene, Health, Safety).
Local leaders seem to be effective
mediators between the community
and authorities.
19. Leaders do not decide on their own,
instead pass up predicaments of the
people to the government
(democratic)
The dirty area around their houses
indicates lack of knowledge and
concerns for the environment.
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20. 5
Residents seemed receptive to the
idea of relocation as planned by the
authorities.
They did raise the concern of
accessibility to the sea.
22. Group members:
1. Mr. Nugroho Prasetyo
2. Prof. Dr. Tengku Mohammad Ariff
3. Mr. Tran Phuoc Loc (Kevin)
4. Dr. Jirapon Teampanpong
5. Dr. Robert Jeyakumar
6. Ms. Yurike
7. Dr. Ruwaidiah Idris
Facilitator: Dr. Anita Rosli
