Malaysia’s Performance On The MDGs: A Differentiated Picture

By Inge Witte

December 2011 FEATURE
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Dr Lin Mui Kiang
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A nation’s progress should not just be measured by its economic output and growth alone. To this end, the Millennium Development Goals are a wide-ranging, holistic yardstick of development. PEM examines how Malaysia has fared over the past five years.IN 2011, the United Nations (UN) and the Economic Planning Unit (EPU) published The Millennium Development Goals at 2010, the second midterm report on Malaysia’s progress towards achieving its goals in 2015. A roundtable led by Dr Lin Mui Kiang, the...

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Inge Witte

is currently conducting her Masters research in Penang to complete her Msc in Economic Geography at Utrecht University.

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