A clear national development strategy with perfect synch of social (need based) and industrial policies (merit based) is key to achieve a sustained income distribution equity.
Malaysia must transcend the notion of food security achieved via imports supplementation to actual self-sufficiency for obvious national security reasons.
The urgent anti-inflationary measures will only slow down the national currency depreciation rate but won't lead the country out of the crisis—credible long-term solution requires a strategic reset.
While there is no official definition of community farming, the term could encompass the practice of farmers turning from the sand into living soil for agricultural production.
The ability to thrive in a techno-socio-economic reality of the current industrial revolution provides new tools to make national food security strategy even more effective and efficient.