Research and advocacy of progressive and pragmatic policy ideas.
#GE15MANIFESTO: After EPF withdrawals, time to safeguard retirement for Malaysians
As General Election looms, we call upon those who will be vying for public office to offer proposals that will ensure a secure financial future for all Malaysians
25 July 2022
Mencari Ruang Sewa, Bahagian 1
Kajian Aspirasi dan Keperluan Perumahan
Dasar-dasar dan program-program perumahan Malaysia sudah lama condong kepada penggalakan pemilikan rumah, tetapi bagaimana pula dengan mereka yang memilih untuk menyewa, atas sebab kehendak mahupun keperluan terdesak?
Generasi Berhutang, Bahagian 4
Tinjauan Pandangan Peminjam Pinjaman Pendidikan Tinggi
Kami akhiri siri penyelidikan ini dengan dapatan kaji selidik yang menerangkan kesan pinjaman pendidikan terhadap peminjam dan pandangan mereka tentang pinjaman pendidikan di Malaysia.
Bilakah Penggunaan Hukuman Mati akan Diubah di Malaysia?
Kami bincangkan persoalan reformasi penghukuman yang telah lama tertangguh di negara ini.
Who We Are
The Centre is a centrist think tank based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Our work is focused on understanding the gaps between top-down policy decisions and ground-level impact through primary research. We aim to bring data-driven yet accessible research to policymakers and to the public.
Learn more about us.Latest Publications
Room For Rent, Part 2
Where We Advocate 3 Pro-Rent Policy Approaches
Renting, the only viable housing option for many Malaysians, is plagued with a lack of transparency and protection. We take a look at global policy approaches that could make renting better for Malaysians.
Thinking about reskilling? Here’s what you need to know
A primer on the Malaysian skills development system.
Stories from an Indebted Generation
In our four-part research series, we wrote about the burden borrowers carry from student loan debt. Now, we present, in their own words, the impact of student loans on their lives.
“Kaki Dadah”: The Need to Reform Public Perception Towards People Who Use Drugs in Malaysia
Despite recent shifts in the government’s attitude towards drug issues, public sentiments remain largely negative. We explore the possible reasons behind this and call for a more constructive messaging approach.
Room For Rent, Part 1
A Study of Housing Aspirations vs. Necessity
Malaysia’s housing policy and programs have historically been inclined towards encouraging home ownership, but is this still wise? What about policies for those who rent, whether out of choice or necessity?
The Centre is a centrist think tank driven by research and advocacy of progressive and pragmatic policy ideas. We are a not-for-profit and a mostly remote working organisation.
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