Sarawak loses treated water daily through leaking pipes and possible illegal connections. The state is replacing thousands of kilometres of old pipes to reduce this loss. Wise water use at home also helps ease pressure on the system.
Sarawak uses a decentralised growth corridor model to guide rural to urban transition. Regional agencies, better roads, bridges, digital links, agro parks and basic services bring urban advantages into rural areas without overcrowding major cities. This supports balanced regional integration.
Smart home technology in Sarawak optimizes cooling, cuts electricity costs, expands rural connectivity, enhances security, supports aging residents, and boosts local tech jobs, advancing the state's digital economy and sustainable energy transition while improving healthcare access and property value statewide.
Stesen penyelidikan pertanian di Sarawak memacu transformasi sektor agromakanan melalui R&D, pemindahan teknologi, dan pengeluaran benih berkualiti. Rangkaian tujuh stesen utama ini menyokong PCDS 2030 ke arah keterjaminan makanan dan eksport, sekali gus meningkatkan sosioekonomi komuniti tani negeri.
Perkhidmatan Perpustakaan Bergerak Sarawak membawa buku, komputer, dan Wi-Fi ke komuniti pedalaman. Inisiatif kolaboratif ini memupuk literasi, menyokong pelajar, dan merapatkan jurang digital di Bumi Kenyalang.
Sarawak's hydropower supplies about 70 percent of generation. Bakun and Murum anchor five proposed cascading dams, adding three gigawatts and lifting capacity from 5.8 to 15 gigawatts by 2035, positioning Sarawak as a regional green energy exporter with community safeguards.