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Phase I
(2005-2010)
Phase II
(2011-2015)
Phase III
(2016-2020)
Capacity Building
Science to Business
Global Business
2005 2015 20202010
NBP launched, Bioeconomy Corp established as lead agency
2012 – Bioeconomy
Transformation Programme (BTP)
launched as platform for
Bioeconomy development
Malaysia as an
internationally
competitive player
in Bioeconomy
Malaysia Recognises Bioeconomy as a Strategic Growth Driver
Malaysian Bioeconomy Development Corporation Sdn Bhd
By: Zurina Che Dir
Malaysian Bioeconomy: Focus Areas
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Use of renewable
resources:
Energy, chemical
and material
productions
Enhance agri-based
industry:
Producing high-value
end products
using innovative
technology
Innovative
healthcare products
& services:
Cheaper and more
accessible to
medicines
WAY FORWARD TO ADDRESS KEY
GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY CHALLENGES
A Comprehensive Approach to Malaysian Bioeconomy
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A significant contributor to the
Nation’s economy by 2020 and beyond
1st in ASEAN and 2nd in Asia to launch Bioeconomy
Agenda
UPSTREAM MIDSTREAM DOWNSTREAM
FARMERS
FARMING INPUTS
PLANTING MATERIALS
BIORESOURCES
R&D ACTIVITIES, FUNDING, INCENTIVES AND HUMAN CAPITAL
PROCESSING & CONVERSION
EXTRACTION
LAB SERVICES
LAB SERVICES
PRODUCT REGISTRATION &
CERTIFICATION
MARKET ACCESS
CLINICAL RESEARCH
COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION
POTENTIAL FOCUS AREA
4
TO BE ENHANCED TO SUPPORT
MIDSTREAM & UPSTREAM
Value Chain Approach
The Main Pillars of Green Growth, Sustainability and a Circular Economy
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Government Ministries
State Governments
Implementing Agencies
PPPs Universities
Venture
Capital
PPPs
Industrial
Partners
Entrepreneurs
Financial Institutions Research Institutes
GOVERNANCE & STRATEGIC
OVERSIGHT
IMPLEMENTATION &
FACILITATION SUPPORT
COMMERCIALISATION &
MARKET ACCESS
The Key Enablers of the Malaysian Bio-based Industry
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In Line with National and Global Initiatives
11th Malaysian Plan: Strategic Thrusts
Enhancing inclusiveness towards an equitable
society1 2 3
Pursuing green growth for sustainability and
resilience4 5 6
Improving well-being for all
Strengthening infrastructure to support
economic expansion
Accelerating human capital development for
an advanced nation
Re-engineering economic growth for greater
prosperity
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
END HUNGER: SDG 2
ENSURE HEALTHY LIVES: SDG 3
WATER AND SANITATION FOR ALL: SDG 6
ENERGY FOR ALL: SDG 7
SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH: SDG 8 & 9
SDG 11: SUSTAINABLE CITIES
SDG 12: SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION
SDG 13: COMBAT CLIMATE CHANGE
SDG 14: OCEANS, SEAS AND MARINE RESOURCES
SDG 15: TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEM
National Biotechnology Policy
Bioeconomy Transformation Programme (BTP)
283 COMPANIES
BioNexus Status Companies
USD1.38
Billion
Investment
USD2.84
Billion
CAPACITY BUILDING SCIENCE TO BUSINESS
USD3.45
Billion
USD13.3
Billion
Revenue
54,776 Jobs 84,153 Jobs
Employment
Investment
USD4.34+ Billion
Projects
Jobs
77 PROJECTS
26,700+ JOB
OPPORTUNITIES
RM11.1
Billion( )RM5.4
Billion( )
RM13.5
Billion( ) RM52.2
Billion( )
( RM17+ Billion )
Creating Solutions, Building Achievements
3
Towards Greater Bioeconomy Involvement
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INCREASING ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTION THROUGH BREAKTHROUGH INNOVATION AND EFFECTIVELY MAXIMISING RESOURCES
Delivering Value
Staying Focused on
the Objective
Collaboration As The Key
SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACT
HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT
COMPLETE BIOECOSYSTEM
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
GOING GLOBAL
Creating a Sustainable Foundation
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BIOMALAYSIA 2018