Perubahan sosioekonomi komuniti orang Asli Jakun akibat Rancangan Penempatan Semula: Satu kajian kes di RPS Runchang, Pahang

Lee, Hou Zei; Yew, Vivien W.C.; A.M., Azima; Sia, Mal Kong; Chan, Geraldine K.L.

doi:10.17576/geo-2018-1404-11

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“…Namun, sejauh manakah perubahan ini sudah mula menyelinap masuk dalam kalangan masyarakat orang Asli, dan adakah golongan minoriti ini dapat menerima perubahan pemodenan ini? Masyarakat orang Asli secara umumnya berbeza berbanding dengan masyarakat moden dari segi tahap pendidikan, penempatan dan tahap pendapatan mereka (Lee et al, 2018;Rosnon et al, 2018a;Seow & Mohd Nur Syufaat, 2018). Pengetahuan mereka tentang sesuatu produk dan perkhidmatan juga terhad (Rosnon et al, 2018a(Rosnon et al, , 2018b.…”

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“…Penerimaan terhadap barangan dan perkhidmatan moden boleh dijadikan salah satu elemen bagi menjelaskan pembangunan dalam komuniti orang Asli. Walaupun terdapat pelbagai elemen lain seperti Rancangan Penempatan Semula (Lee et al, 2018;Mustaffa, 2008), pendidikan (Fatan, 2008;Rosnon, 2016), kesihatan (Hanina & Asnarulkhadi, 2008) namun, penggunaan barangan serta perkhidmatan merupakan salah satu elemen sebagai petunjuk dalam pembangunan komuniti orang Asli.…”

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Petunjuk pembangunan komuniti orang Asli: Suatu analisis penggunaan barangan dan perkhidmatan

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Modernization has, to some extent, affected the lives of indigenous peoples and exposed them to the current consumer world. The improved living standards and social changes have caused the consumption expenditure pattern on goods and services and the values of consumerism to change over time. Hence, this research aims to explain the use of goods and services, as well as the changes in values among orang Asli as a sign of community development. A total of 325 orang Asli from entire orang Asli settlement in Jelebu are involved in this research. The methods used are by doing reviews using questionnaire and also non-participant observations. The result is analysed descriptively. The result of the study shows that the orang Asli community has started using the modern goods and services. The changes in traditional to modern values has started to make its way into this community. In a nutshell the development has changed the life of orang Asli by looking at the use of modern goods and services as a manifestation in determining the acceptance of orang Asli community to modernization. The implications that can be seen are the changes of traditional toward modern values among orang Asli community and they have accepted modern goods and services. Hence, knowledge and education on the consumerism should be provided to the orang Asli community so that they will not be the victims of hedonism of the modern world of luxury brought about by modernization.

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Petunjuk pembangunan komuniti orang Asli: Suatu analisis penggunaan barangan dan perkhidmatan

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“…According to Zei et al (2018) the majority of Orang Asli in the Pekan district of Pahang carry out forest harvesting work (Zei et al , 2018). Other than that, they also catch fish at the nearby river.…”

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Flood knowledge management by multiple stakeholders: an example from Malaysia

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Mackee

2022

IJDRBE

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to explore multiple stakeholders managing the different type of knowledge in a flood-prone area. Different stakeholders hold different types of knowledge in their area of interest, and both knowledge streams have their intrinsic potentials and limitations. In this paper, the issue of knowledge complementarity is explored in the context of flood hazards. Hazards such as floods may appear messy, unpredictable, with unsorted and unorganised forms of data, information and knowledge on the part of diverse stakeholders. Design/methodology/approach Case study design had been used in this study to explore how stakeholders: Orang Asli, Malay, and humanitarian organisations manage the differences in terms of type of knowledge each of them have. To illicit the response from participants from each of the stakeholders, in-depth interviews had been used. Findings This research has led to the development of a conceptual framework based on the case study. The lessons learned from the framework is discussed, together with the barriers to their implementation. Originality/value This paper presents a research case study on multiple stakeholders in the district of Pekan, the state of Pahang, Malaysia, and how these multiple stakeholders manage flood hazards with their different types of knowledge.

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“…The resettlement of the Orang Asli community through this program has had a positive impact particularly with regard to the economy, health and education among this minority group of people (Lee et al, 2018). The main objective of this program under the Fourth Malaysia Plan is formulated by the National Operations Council (NOC) in the aftermath https://doi.org/10.15405/epfe.23081.59 Corresponding Author: Nor Emmy Shuhada Selection and peer-review under responsibility of the Organizing Committee of the conference eISSN: 2672-8958 662 of 13 May Incident in Malaysia where it aims to make sure the socioeconomic goals of eliminating poverty regardless of race as well as to reforming society to get rid of the association of race with economic roles are accomplished (Lee et al, 2018). However, in line with the results that show a good change in the development of the living standards of the Orang Asli, this socioeconomic development destroys the forest resources that were previously a source of livelihood for the Orang Asli (Lee et al, 2018).…”

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Entrepreneurship Behaviour Among the Orang Asli in Pahang and Perak

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Mokhtar,

Nawanir

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European Proceedings of Finance and Economics

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Malaysia still struggles with poverty despite its efforts and intentions to become a developing nation. The majority of the Orang Asli population, still classified as B40, is the largest contributor to the country's poverty rate. The government has devised and implemented several projects and plans to enhance the Orang Asli's socioeconomic position. The Malaysian government wants to encourage Orang Asli entrepreneurship. Orang Asli entrepreneurship is minimal at this time which contributes to the minority's poverty including hunger, malnutrition, restricted access to education and other critical services, social prejudice and marginalisation, and a lack of involvement in decision-making, especially for local development. This study compares Orang Asli entrepreneurial behaviour to the TPB model's components (attitude, subjective norms, perceived behavioural control, and actual behavioural control). This pilot study included 40 Orang Asli entrepreneurs from Pahang and Perak. This study quantified variable relationships using face-to-face surveys. SEM tested the hypothesis. The results show that subjective norms favour Orang Asli entrepreneurship. Numerous research has been done on Orang Asli entrepreneurs, but few have used TPB to predict their entrepreneurial activities. This study examines each TPB component's ability to inspire entrepreneurial behaviour in Orang Asli. The results are beneficial for economic development, especially in boosting Orang Asli entrepreneurship in Pahang and Perak for sustainability and competitive edge and improving this minority group's socioeconomic position. They also indirectly help achieve the SDG target of ending extreme poverty by 2030. This study's findings will help academics, politicians, and aspiring entrepreneurs enhance Malaysia's entrepreneur population.

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Perubahan sosioekonomi komuniti orang Asli Jakun akibat Rancangan Penempatan Semula: Satu kajian kes di RPS Runchang, Pahang

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Petunjuk pembangunan komuniti orang Asli: Suatu analisis penggunaan barangan dan perkhidmatan

Petunjuk pembangunan komuniti orang Asli: Suatu analisis penggunaan barangan dan perkhidmatan

Flood knowledge management by multiple stakeholders: an example from Malaysia

Entrepreneurship Behaviour Among the Orang Asli in Pahang and Perak

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