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Cyberjaya

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Number of actual participants 51

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HUMBLE BEGINNINGS The establishment of the Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC Malaysia) and Cyberjaya in particular, will enable Malaysians to leapfrog into the Information Age. We hope to create the ideal environment that will attract world-class companies to use it as a regional multi-cultural information age hub. Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Prime Minister of Malaysia, during Cyberjaya’s groundbreaking ceremony on 17 May 1997 Every story has a beginning, and ours begins on 2,800 hectares (6,960 acres) of mostly undeveloped land, 40km south of Kuala Lumpur. It is the mid-90s, and Malaysia’s economy has been dubbed one of Asia’s ‘tiger cubs’, thanks to an aggressive 8 per cent growth since 1988—the second fastest after China. The site where our particular story takes place is a former palm oil plantation, one of many swathes of monoculture left over from Malaysia’s agricultural days. As the pages of history turn, we see this land being uprooted and sown with very different seeds, marking a new era in Malaysia. We witness the machinery of development busy laying the foundations of Malaysia’s first intelligent cybercity, and with it, a new hope for the nation. Cyberjaya. A space for startups to create and innovate; for students to pursue dreams of changing lives with technology; for tech giants to make new discoveries; for small businesses to conquer the world one market at a time. For creative, entrepreneurial minds, it was going to be the place to call home.
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A.1 Urban Rules and Legislation

Question	N° of Responses	Average
A.1.1 The city is following a National/Regional territorial development plan	22	71.6

A.1.2 The city is enforcing and implementing adequate urban plans	22	67.7

A.2 Urban Governance

Question	N° of Responses	Average
A.2.1 The preservation of the cultural heritage in the city is…	22	48.2

A.2.2 Citizens are involved in the city's planning decisions	22	52.6

B.1 Local Economic Development

Question	N° of Responses	Average
B.1.1 The city economic growth is...	22	70.6

B.1.2 The labor productivity of the city is...	22	70.6

B.2 Employment

Question	N° of Responses	Average
B.2.1 The employment opportunities in the city are...	21	75

B.2.2 Informal jobs in the city are...	21	56.1

B.2.3 Jobs in the manufacturing industry in the city are...	21	49.9

B.3 Municipal Finance

Question	N° of Responses	Average
B.3.1 The tax collection by the city government is...	21	61.5

B.3.2 The resources expenditure on city development and improvement by the city government is...	21	48.9

C.1 Urban Form

Question	N° of Responses	Average
C.1.1 It is easy to move from city center to outskirts of the city	21	67.1

C.1.2 Residential, commercial and green areas are evenly distributed in the city	21	71.1

C.2 Urban Land

Question	N° of Responses	Average
C.2.1 In the last 5 years, the city has significantly geographically expanded	21	45.6

C.2.2 In the last 5 years, the city's population has...	21	71.7

C.3 Public Space

Question	N° of Responses	Average
C.3.1 The quantity of open spaces for recreational and public use in the city is...	21	64.6

C.3.2 Public spaces are easily accessible to all throughout the city	21	64.7

D.1 Adequate Housing

Question	N° of Responses	Average
D.1.1 The number of homeless and/or people living in slums and informal settlements is...	21	60.9

D.1.2 Buying and/or renting a home in the city is...	21	33

D.2 Energy and ICT

Question	N° of Responses	Average
D.2.1 The coverage of electricity supply system in the city is...	21	85.5

D.2.2 The coverage and quality of internet services in the city is...	21	71

D.3 Urban Mobility

Question	N° of Responses	Average
D.3.1 The coverage of public transportation in the city is...	21	36.1

D.3.2 The number of deaths related to traffic accidents in the city is...	21	53.7

E.1 Social Development

Question	N° of Responses	Average
E.1.1 People in the city are living longer now than in the last 10 years...	20	58.1

E.1.2 Child mortality in the city is...	20	63.2

E.1.3 The proportion of inhabitants between age 5-21 attending school is...	20	77.2

E.2 Economic Inclusion

Question	N° of Responses	Average
E.2.1 All people in the city are able to afford the basic need i.e. - food, water, transport	19	37.4

E.2.2 The level of inequality in the city is...	19	55.7

E.3 Gender and Youth Inclusion

Question	N° of Responses	Average
E.3.1 The number of young people not studying and unemployed is...	19	66.4

E.3.2 The number of women employees in local governments is equal to men's	19	58.4

E.3.3 The number of women in the workforce is equal to men's	19	60.2

E.4 Safety and Security

Question	N° of Responses	Average
E.4.1 The homicide rate in the city is...	19	81.4

E.4.2 The number of property crimes in the city is...	19	75.2

E.4.3 Safety in public spaces for women is...	19	45.3

F.1 Resilience

Question	N° of Responses	Average
F.1.1 The city preparedness and response for a natural disaster is	19	58.3

F.1.2 In comparison to previous events, the number of deaths and people affected by natural disaster in your city is...	19	68.2

F.2 Environmental Sustainability

Question	N° of Responses	Average
F.2.1 The city air quality is...	19	67.9

F.2.2 The city is adequately collecting and disposing waste	19	68

F.2.3 The city is adequately treating and recycling water	19	49.6

F.2.4 The industrial pollution in your city is...	19	68.2

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