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Selangor's Landmark Care Economy Policy

Lee Min Hui, Gender Consultant, United Nations Population Fund Malaysia.

29-Nov-24 07:30

Selangor's Landmark Care Economy Policy

Selangor became the first state in Malaysia to launch a care economy policy. As the state with the highest number of elderly residents, the new framework would focus on regulation, training, and investments in the care economy. Joining us for a discussion on this is Lee Min Hui, Gender Consultant at the United Nations Population Fund Malaysia.

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Produced by: Natalie Tan

Presented by: Philip See, Wong Shou Ning


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Categories:  Law/Activism,  Family/Parenting,  wellness

Tags:  elderly,  selangor,  care economy,  united nations,  United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA),  regulations, 


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