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AN INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK

• Based on the dimensions given, the IDF categorized the dimensions into groups of strategy

• Each strategy have its own objective and the strategy was outlined in the equation given below.

OPPORTUNITY &

CAPABILITY

SOCIAL RE-ENGINEERI

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“ECO”-NOMICAL LIVING

DIVERSE WORKFO

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SUMMARY OF ISKANDAR MALAYSIA INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT

FRAMEWORK

• To grow the economy and connectivity in Iskandar Malaysia using available resources and minimal outsource

OPPORTUNIY & CAPABILITY

• To create a new type of city where the community is world-class in terms of health, productivity, security and happiness

SOCIAL RE-ENGINEERING

• To provide a green environmental for residents with lower cost of living

“ECO”-NOMICAL LIVING

• To grow a “home-grown” workforce that surpasses the industry workforce benchmark

DIVERSE WORKFORCE

GROWTH OPPORTUNITY

Improve E&E manufacturing sector by invest more into smart manufacturing technology and factory automation.

Develop Food & Agro processing Smart Manufacturing s and improve Food and beverages industrial automation by utilizing E&E manufacturing

Improve Value added service by improve healthcare facilities as well as develop pharmaceutical sector in Iskandar

Together, develop a Medical-Tourism sector in Iskandar, using medical workforce available future from EduCity.

CONNECTIVITY

Utilized the road build by introducing the electronic car (EV car) to Iskandar City residence and workforce

Iskandar Malaysia should be the first to import EV car in South East Asia and later, manufactured the EV car here and become the sole distributer of EV car in SEA.

EV car must come from Manufacturer in Asia (such as India) to lower cost1.

Imitate the Vélib’ bicycle lending center2 success in France here by opening several bicycle lending center in between residential area and office area.

Equipped public transport with Wi-Fi Hotspots to increase communication coverage as well as an incentive to ride public transport

OPPORTUNITY & CAPABILITY

2http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V%C3%A9lib%271http://www.businesscircle.com.my/the-electric-car-and-what-it-means-for-malaysias-auto-industry/

SAFETY & SECURITY

Develop Resident’s Self-preservation as well as health’s sufficiency by introducing several Martial Art’s Institution in Residential area

Empower and Embolden1 the residents in their life by taking the martial art develop the character of the practitioner as well as their productivity2

Organized a watch group among the Iskandar Residence to ensure community safety.

Utilizing the E&E smart manufacturing development, implement RFID tag in childrens apparels for parent detection.

Use facial recognition camera in office and residential area, to avoid trespassers, thief etc.

ENTERTAIMENT & LIFESTYLE

Organized a healthy and competitive activity between the residents by holding regular Martial Arts Tournaments or Demonstrations.

Organize and call international performer group such Cirque de Soleil, invite famous parkour traceurs to perform their next Storm Freerun video in Iskandar Nusajaya.

Collaborate with Singapore Marina Garden o

SOCIAL RE-ENGINEERING

3http://www.omaa.org.uk/corporate-oxford

1.2Pater, R. (1999). Leading from within: martial arts skills for dynamic business and management. Inner Traditions/Bear & Co.

ENVIROMENT

Give incentive on EV car usage1

Promote and include environmental awareness message in/during any organized recreational event

Promote “1 Family, 1 Tree” program; each family plant a tree around their house

Promote composting their waste for producing fertilizer

COST OF LIVING

With the increasing manufacturing of food & agro processing, the cost of food surrounding Iskandar should also be lowered.

Usage of EV car, would definitely reduce fuel usage; save more money2,3

“ECO”-NOMICAL RESULT

1,2 http://www.ucsusa.org/assets/documents/clean_vehicles/electric-car-global-warming-emissions-report.pdf3https://www.moneyvista.com/media/538581/moneyvista_guide_to_saving_money_with_electric_vehicles.pdf

TALENT

The “re-engineered” Iskandar Malaysia would entice experienced returning Malaysians and global executives with its:

Healthy and physical engaging lifestyle of its community

To live in the First community in SEA to use EV cars

Develop a new type of embolden “homegrown” workforce

Offspring of such community is yet to be known for there is none of it existed, but it hold high potential for the future.

DIVERSE WORKFORCE

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR FULFILLMENTS

SUSTAINABILITY

Fuel and power for residential

buildings 26%

Fuel and power for commercial

buildings16%Road transport 

27%

Food and tobacco industries

3%

Aluminium and non-ferrous

metals produc-tion3%

Wastewater and other waste

4%

Machinery production

3%

Other industry18%

38.7 % Carbon emission per industry sector based on Integrated Development Framework

Based on the framework, the CO2 emission in Iskandar Malaysia would be 38.7 %

All carbon emission data was obtained from http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2011/apr/28/industries-sectors-carbon-emissions

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR FULFILMENTS

SOCIAL IMPACTThere is no direct data for the social impact of martial art practice with literacy

levels, poverty reduction and reduction of crime rates. However a relation can be form when several data were taken into context.

Based on researches1,2, martial art improved the practitioner's health status, regardless of any kind and even practitioner's condition early on. This is related to the relation between literacy level and health status. Researches3,4 findings shows that literacy level is directly related to the health level. High literacy is associated with healthy status and low literacy is associated with adverse health status.

Based on Simmon’s Market Research5, the median income of the adults most likely to practice martial art is between $167 000 to $48 000 with age between 33 – 45 years old. These were above poverty level in which are $23,492 a year for a family of four6. However, these does not mean only medium to high income person can practiced martial art. The below poverty can also gain opportunity by joining martial art practice since it will change their world view7.

1Woodward, T. W. (2009). A review of the effects of martial arts practice on health. Wisconsin Medical Journal (WMJ), 108(1), 40.2Lin, W. L., Yen, K. T., Lu, C. Y. D., Huang, Y. H., & Chang, C. K. (2006). Anaerobic capacity of elite Taiwanese Taekwondo athletes. Science & sports,21(5), 291-2933Berkman, N. D., DeWalt, D. A., Pignone, M. P., Sheridan, S. L., Lohr, K. N., Lux, L., ... & Bonito, A. J. (2004). Literacy and health outcomes: summary.4Weiss, B. D., Hart, G., (1992). Health status of illiterate adults: relation between literacy and health status among persons with low literacy skills. The Journal of the American Board of Family Practice/American Board of Family Practice, 5(3), 257.5Simmon’s market data was obtained from http://adage.com/article/american-demographics/questions-answered/44147/

6http://money.cnn.com/2013/09/17/news/economy/poverty-income/7Pater, R. (1999). Leading from within: martial arts skills for dynamic business and management. Inner Traditions/Bear & Co

Martial practice were rarely associated with criminal due to their physical training. Based on a research1, Martial art were actually had been used in behavior program for Juveniles. In the state of Nevada2, there was diversion program for youth in trouble area with martial art training.

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR FULFILMENTS

SOCIAL IMPACT

1Bernes, K. (1993). Behavior Disorders: The Need for Multiple and Integrated Treatment Activities.2http://www.challengekads.com/Diversion.html

MARTIAL ART

TRAINING

CRIME REDUCTION/ BEHAVIOR

ENGINEERING

INCREASE LITERACY

LEVEL ALONG WITH

HEALTHY STATUS

POVERTY LEVEL WILL

REDUCE WITH

DIVERSE SOCIAL LEVEL

INTERACTION

Based on the framework, the investment would increase in these sector:

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR FULFILMENTS

INNOVATION FACTOR

20%

14%

14%

14%8%

10%

13% 7%

Distribution of Investment based on Integrated Development framewrok

E&E Food & agro Processing

Healthcare PharmaceuticalsTourism energySocial Engineeing Others

Distribution of R&D investment

High Tech Industry 38 % Medium High Tech products 28 %

Medium Low Tech Products 20%

Low Tech Products 14 %

Based on this framework, the Consumption component would increase;Importing EV car and

bicycleThe development of

medical tourism

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR FULFILMENTS

ECONOMIC IMPACTY = C + I + G + (X − M)

The Investment component would also increase due to developing R&D for Food & Agro processing Smart Manufacturing s and improve Food and beverages industrial automation as well as pharmaceutical sector.

Government Spending would also increase due to economical growth in Iskandar Malaysia as well as the whole country, as always.

Export will increase due to increasing food processing and packaging manufacturer in Iskandar Malaysia. These produce would be export to Indonesia and Singapore and eventually to other neighboring countries

GDP approach use is components of GDP by expenditure:

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