Over the last four years, many have become disillusioned with PM Abdullah. But to be fair, governing Malaysia is no easy task. After 50 years of crisis management, the profound changes that Abdullah needed to make were too much – for him and for most other potential leaders. Publication: Opinion Asia, 16 Jan 2008. Author:… Continue reading Political Change in Malaysia: Contextualising reality
Month: January 2008
Malaysian Ombudsman: Helping Our Country Navigate Through Perilous Times
I would like to add my voice to that of others who have argued the need for the establishment of a Malaysian Ombudsman to help heal the deep divides are so clearly splitting our country across race, religious and class lines. Few can deny that we live in unprecedented turbulent times. The recent controversies over… Continue reading Malaysian Ombudsman: Helping Our Country Navigate Through Perilous Times
Activities
Proposed Activities 1. Establish a program of research aimed at a deeper understanding of the major causative factors accounting for poverty and the policy reforms necessary to eradicate the scourge of poverty 2. Engage in research, advocacy and dissemination on key national issues including education, privatization, social safety nets, public services delivery system, corruption and wastage,… Continue reading Activities
Mission Statement
Mission Statement The Centre for Policy Initiatives was formally established as a non-profit policy reform organization in June 2007. Its mission is focused on providing the policy interested public, academia, private sector, government and other key stakeholders with accurate information, data and analysis on vital national issues affecting the country’s economy and society. The Centre… Continue reading Mission Statement