Envisioning equality and social justice for all in Sabah. A culturally diverse and resource-rich state with over 3.9 million in population is brimming with potential. The magnificent and expansive landscapes of Sabah is home to 42 ethnic groups and a large majority of Sabahans are indigenous to the land. Every voice needs to be heard, no one left behind and basic human rights must be granted to all who call Sabah their home.
A closer look at critical issues that affect the pulse of Sabah
Whilst Malaysia’s healthcare system prides itself on its affordable treatments and accessibility throughout the nation, there are still small gaps that need a bit more attention to detail.
The stateless community in Sabah is far from hidden. They are part of the state’s population, in communities, markets and among us. Their battle for legal rights have been ongoing for...
With the progress in Malaysia’s education system, there remains gaps for improvement. Education equity is the goal where no child is left behind and the principles of fairness in...
In Malaysia, we are closing in towards universal digital access. There is, however, an existing digital divide between urban and rural households. 88.8% of urban households have...
In 2019, Sabah recorded 2,025,700 new labourers. Young local graduates prefer to stay in Sabah for work. A study found that 96% of respondents are willing to remain in the state...
The issues raised are aligned with the Global Sustainable Development Goals in order to build a future that is inclusive and sustainable for generations to come.
Significant data points to clue you in on the current situation
Making lesser known districts in Sabah more visible
Poorest district in Sabah
Poorest district in Sabah
(coming soon)
Significant data points to clue you in on the
current situation