POVERTY ECONOMY MALAYSIA
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- 7. Measures to resolve poverty in urban and rural areas in Malaysia Rural area 1. Basic facilities 2. Educational facilities 3. Skim Amanah Saham Bumiputera • Allows each participating poorest households through acceptance ASB interest-free loan of RM5,000 per person. 4. Program Pembangunan Rakyat termiskin • Development Programme (PPRT), introduced in 1989 include projects to improve the income and inculcate positive values such as self-reliance and hard work, in addition to providing direct welfare assistance.
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