Malaysia’s new national plan RMK13, focuses on preparing for an ageing society with inclusive, sustainable policies.
The Thirteenth Malaysia Plan (RMK13) integrates long-term care, social protection, and productive ageing strategies.
It highlights opportunities in gerontechnology, senior wellness, and lifelong learning, shaping a future-ready society.
Key Takeaways:
Long-Term Care as a National Priority
RMK13 introduces a structured long-term care ecosystem, covering medical, social, and community support for seniors.
Social Protection & Pension Reform
The plan proposes hybrid pension schemes and expanded social assistance to ensure financial security in later life.
Productive Ageing Through Employment
Flexible work, reskilling, and lifelong learning programs aim to increase labour participation among older adults.
Whole-of-Society Approach
Housing, health, adult learning, and tech-driven policy innovations reflect a holistic, cross-sector strategy for ageing.
RMK13 sets the stage for an age-inclusive Malaysia, promoting dignity, health, and wellness at every stage of life.
~ Sourced from “RTM News“
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