While the government achieved almost all (believed to be more than 90 per cent) of the key Economic Transformation Programme targets, nevertheless, there were a few targets it did not hit.
Below are some of the targets it missed:
1. Palm Oil and Rubber NKEA -- Total amount of realised investments in oleo derivatives sector. Target: RM500 million. Actual: RM220.2 million.
2. Palm Oil and Rubber NKEA -- Completion of one bio oil plant. Target: 60 per cent completion. Actual: 29.38 per cent.
3. Greater KL/ Klang Valley NKEA -- Returning Expert Programme. Target: 1,200. Actual: 920
4. Greater KL/ Klang Valley NKEA -- Employment Pass (Category II). Target: 300. Actual: 31
5. Oil, Gas and Energy NKEA -- Production from Marginal Field, Number of explored wells. Target: unknown. Actual: 18-76 per cent of the target achieved.
6. Financial Services NKEA -- Government-linnked investment companies divestment programme. Target: 24 companies. Actual: 15 companies.
7. Electrical and Electronics NKEA -- Implementing two R&D centres for Advanced Packaging. Target: 2. Actual: 0.8.
8. NKEA Business Services -- Revenue from Engine MRO (Maintenance, repair, and operations). Target: RM1.6 billion. Actual: RM750 million.
9. Communications Content and Infrastructure NKEA -- Number of non-urban schools connected up to 4Mbps (2-4Mbps range). Target: 3,978 schools. Actual: 1,233 schools.
These information are excerpt from the Economic Transformation Programme 2012 annual report. It is publicly available on Performance Management Delivery Unit (PEMANDU)'s homepage.
