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Table A4.8 Fisheries subsidies notified in June 2021 for FY2018 and FY2019
Name of the programme:Programmes for development and adaptation of new technologies and conservation of fishing grounds
Level and form of the subsidy: - National; - Grants, etc.
Policy objective pursued: Support fishers and their organizations to conserve fishing grounds and mitigate damage by harmful marine species, using new technologies
Beneficiaries: Fishers and their organizations
Duration and amount: FY2019: JPY 3,588 million; FY2018: JPY 3,170 million
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Table A4.8 Fisheries subsidies notified in June 2021 for FY2018 and FY2019
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Name of the programme:Support for establishment of environmentally and economically sustainable fisheries
Level and form of the subsidy: - National; - Grants, etc.
Policy objective pursued: Enable fishers and their organizations to conduct sustainable fishing practices, thereby establishing environmentally and economically sustainable fisheries. Such supports include the mitigation of damages on fishers by natural and economic disasters, and promotion of structural reform of fisheries sectors
Beneficiaries: Fishers and their organizations
Duration and amount: FY2019: JPY 74,552 million; FY2018 JPY 54,017 million
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1.2.  During the period under review (2017-2022), Malaysia's trade policies has been anchored on the priorities outlined in the Eleventh Malaysia Plan (2016-2020) and the Twelfth Malaysia Plan (2021-2025). These include accelerating technology adoption and innovation, enhancing connectivity and transport infrastructure, and improving the standard of living to achieve a balanced and sustainable growth. (...)

2.22.  The Twelfth Malaysia Plan, 2021-2025 is anchored on three key themes focusing on resetting the economy, strengthening security, improving wellbeing and inclusivity as well as advancing sustainability. These themes are supported by four catalytic policy enablers focusing on developing future talent, accelerating technology adoption and innovation, enhancing connectivity and transport infrastructure as well as strengthening the public service, paving the way for a prosperous, inclusive and sustainable nation.

2.24. (...)The multidimensional goals of the Twelfth Malaysia Plan are as follows:
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iv. reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions intensity to GDP by 45% by 2030 based on emissions intensity in 2005; (...)

2.38.  The Blueprint[the Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint] also outlines strategies and initiatives to achieve an inclusive, responsible as well as sustainable development. (...)

2.47.  In enhancing Malaysia's digital governance, the Government launched the Public Sector Digitalisation Strategic Plan (PSDSP) 2021-2025. The strategic plan for public sector is aligned with the Twelfth Malaysia Plan, Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint, National Fourth Industrial Revolution Policy as well as the UN Sustainable Development Goals 2030 (SDG 2030). (...)

2.58.  The National 4IR[the National Fourth Industrial Revolution] Policy provides key guiding principles and strategic direction in harnessing the 4IR for the country's development and mitigating associated risks through resource optimization. In line with the national agenda, the policy intends to achieve a balanced, responsible and sustainable growth, measured by two key aspects, i.e. economic growth (namely productivity, innovation and technology) and social wellbeing (namely social connection, environment preservation and family institutions). (...)

2.60. (...) To mitigate potential social-related risks arising from the 4IR[the National Fourth Industrial Revolution(41R) Policy], elements of trust, cyber security as well as inclusivity and sustainability have been woven across the initiatives.

3.16. The Export Coordination Committee (JK-X) was established in 2018. The JK-X is supported by 10 Sectoral Task Force (STF), led by MATRADE[the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation] to assist relevant Ministries and Agencies to coordinate export promotion activities. The 10 sectors involved are:
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vii. oil & gas, and green technology;
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