Sarawak

When Premier Sarawak, YAB Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri (Dr) Abang Haji Abdul Rahman Zohari Bin Tun Datuk Abang Haji Openg took over the helm of Sarawak’s government, one of the first decisions he made was to set up the Ombudsman office in Sarawak, the first region in the Federation of Malaysia, to have one.

Artikel ini meneroka usaha Kerajaan Sarawak dalam membina kerajaan berpaksikan rakyat melalui pendigitalan menyeluruh, merapatkan jurang bandar-luar bandar dan memperkukuh keterangkuman digital secara mampan menjelang 2030.

Sarawak explores VR/AR tourism to elevate visitor experiences, promote cultural heritage, and expand digital inclusivity. Immersive tech bridges storytelling, marketing, and accessibility, marking a new frontier in sustainable tourism.

Exploring Sarawak’s telemedicine and digital health progress, highlighting benefits, ongoing challenges, and actionable strategies to enhance healthcare access, especially in rural and underserved communities.

Sarawak’s agropark initiative represents a bold and forward-looking strategy to revitalise the state’s agricultural sector through integration, innovation, and inclusivity. By combining traditional strengths with modern practices like climate-smart agriculture, digital technologies and green value chains, agroparks are poised to become engines of rural transformation and food security.

Exploring how KPIs shape public sector performance, highlighting benefits, critiques, and future potential - with real examples from Sarawak and insights into evolving, citizen-centric performance frameworks.

Sarawak’s hydrogen roadmap charts a bold transition toward a green economy, leveraging renewable energy for export, innovation, and sustainability while navigating challenges in technology, infrastructure, and market development.

Exploring Sarawak’s efforts to develop a high-performance workforce, highlighting strategic initiatives, economic benefits, existing challenges, and the critical role of talent in achieving Vision 2030.

Sarawak’s emergency response agencies, led by JPBN, coordinate disaster relief efforts, ensuring swift aid distribution, infrastructure protection, and community resilience through strategic planning, resource mobilisation, and collaborative governance.

Exploring the challenges faced by Sarawak’s firefighters, addressing resource limitations, public misconceptions, and future developments in fire safety, highlighting efforts to enhance emergency response, technology, and climate-adaptive firefighting strategies.