Sarawak Facts & Figures 2021

MALAYSIA:
ROAD BY SURFACE TYPE

2017 2018 2019 2020
Km. Share (%)
Type Km. Share Km. Share Km. Share
(%) (%) (%)

MALAYSIA (330,524 km2)

Paved 177,517 75.5 189,800 75.9 190,318 74.8 198,437 74.3
43,794 17.2 45,854 17.2
Gravel 42,685 18.2 40,875 16.3 20,325 8.0 22,754 8.5
254,479 100.0 267,045 100.0
Earth 14,820 6.3 19,348 7.7

Total 237,022 100.0 250,023 100.0

Source : Statistical Handbook, Malaysia 2020, DOSM Malaysia

Telok Melano – Sematan (TMS)

SARAWAK:
ROAD BY SURFACE TYPE

2017 2018 2019 2020

Type Km. Share Km. Share Km. Share Km. Share
(%) (%) (%) (%)

SARAWAK (124,450 km2)

Paved 18,876 68.5 19,301 70.2 19,389 72.2 20,751 75.3
7,378 27.5 6,769 24.6
Gravel 8,401 30.5 8,054 29.3 69 0.3
100.0 32 0.1
Earth 299 1.1 142 0.5 26,836 27,552 100.0

Total 27,576 100.0 27,497 100.0

Source : Department of Statistics, Malaysia

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SARAWAK: TOTAL MOTOR VEHICLES
REGISTERED AS AT END OF YEAR

Type 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Motor Cars 795,157 805,963 815,900 825,837 845,081
Motorcycles 781,217 803,675 824,745 845,815 870,844
Public Vehicles
Goods Vehicles 7,123 7,212 7,273 7,334 4,990
Others * 94,662 97,711 100,608 103,505 104,260
75,665 78,336 80,060
80,774 83,212 1,905,235

Total 1,753,824 1,792,897 1,829,300 1,865,703

Source : Department of Statistics, Malaysia
Note : * Includes Government Vehicles, Trailers and Driving School Vehicles.

SARAWAK: AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS AT
PRINCIPAL AIRPORTS

Airports 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Kuching 52,807 52,142 50,510 54,180 53,598 25,069
Sibu 24,806 18,907 19,310 18,457
Bintulu 21,172 12,120 11,965 13,045 9,218
Miri 12,635 44,898 40,314 43,658 11,377 5,088
Others 47,384 20,573 19,584 20,350 43,346 25,502
Total 18,968 154,539 141,280 150,543 20,107 18,208
152,966 146,885 83,085

Source : Department of Statistics, Malaysia

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SARAWAK: ARRIVALS AND
DEPARTURES OF VESSELS BY PORT

Ports 2017 2018 2019 2020

Arrivals Departures Arrivals Departures Arrivals Departures Arrivals Departures

Kuching

Number 3,677 3,663 3,626 3,581 4,006 3,973 3,523 3,495

'000 N.R.T. 5,032 5,009 5,359 5,315 6,149 6,080 5,178 5,145

Rajang

Number 1,819 1,819 2,302 2,290 2,569 2,569 1,864 1,864

'000 N.R.T. 2,965 2,965 2,985 2,981 3,053 3,053 2,431 2,431

Bintulu

Number 2,818 2,818 3,361 3,361 3,223 3,223 2,974 2,973

'000 N.R.T. 21,149 21,149 25,113 25,113 26,096 26,096 24,760 24,727

Miri 2,585 2,585 4,305 4,300 4,526 4,522 3,689 3,687
Number 1,915 1,915 2,357 2,360 2,669 2,668 2,653 2,653
'000 N.R.T.

Others 703 700 732 731 426 425 286 286
Number 314 314 225 225 120 120 85 85
'000 N.R.T.
Total 11,602 11,585 14,326 14,263 14,750 14,712 12,336 12,305
Number 31,375 31,352 36,039 35,994 38,087 38,017 35,107 35,041
'000 N.R.T.

Source : Department of Statistics, Malaysia
Notes : 1. Rajang include ports at Sibu, Sarikei and Tanjung Manis.
2. Other ports include ports at Marudi, Limbang and Lawas only.
3. Figures refer to vessels of 75 net registered tonnes (N.R.T.) and over only.

SARAWAK: CARGO THROUGHPUT AT
SELECTED PORTS

Ports 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021p (Jan -June)

( '000 freight tonnes ) 43,862 46,204
1,665 1,750
Exports 47,499 272 294 43,264 21,596
Kuching 1,900 1,770 822
Rajang 185 37,848 40,248 302 116
Bintulu 4,077 3,912
Miri 41,093 38,275 19,246
4,321 13,925 2,917 1,412
7,295
Imports 15,032 15,426 997 13,282 7,049
Kuching 6,807 7,343 4,949 6,719 3,590
Rajang 1,001 1,048 684 1,058
Bintulu 6,540 6,273 4,893 581
Miri 762 60,129 612 2,595
684
56,546 283
Total 62,531 59,288
28,645

Source : Department of Statistics, Malaysia
Note : (p) preliminary

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UTILITIES
AND OTHER
SERVICES

SARAWAK: CONSUMPTION AND
PRODUCTION OF WATER

Particulars 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020p
284,188
Production 473,723 505,590 576,684 593,589 158,731
('000 cu. metres) 312,493 319,615 337,003 346,221
Consumption
('000 cu. metres)

Source : Department of Statistics, Malaysia
Kuching Water Board
Sibu Water Board
LAKU Management Sdn. Bhd.
Public Works Department, Sarawak Rural Water Supply Department, Sarawak

Note : (p) preliminary

SARAWAK: UNIT GENERATED AND
CONSUMPTION OF ELECTRICITY

Particulars 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021p
29,214.6 (Jan-Jun)
Unit Generated 26,888.6 28,385.6 30,515.3 27,979.1
(million KWH) 25,520.4 26,988.8 28,979.9 14,553.1
Consumption
(million KWH) 13,683.0

Source : Department of Statistics, Malaysia
Note : (p) preliminary

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SARAWAK: PRINCIPAL STATISTICS OF
SELECTED SERVICES SECTOR

Principal Statistics 2010 2012 2015 2017

Real Estates 909.0 889.5 1,335.5 1,567.2
Value of Gross Output 318.1
(RM Million) 591.0 291.2 498.8 597.8
Cost of Input (RM Million) 598.3 836.7 4,732.0
Value Added (RM Million) 88.8
Number of Persons Engaged 889.1 94.5 144.2 171.3
Salaries and Wages Paid 965.0 1,518.8 1,789.7
(RM Million)
Value of Fixed Assets Owned
(RM Million)

Principal Statistics 2010 2012 2015 2017

Travel Agencies and Tour Operators 304.0 526.7 582.7
250.0 430.4 488.2
Value of Gross Output 261.6
(RM Million) 53.9 96.3 94.6
1,229 1,272 1,335
Cost of Input (RM Million) 194.4 30.4
30.1 31.9
Value Added (RM Million) 67.2 25.8
75.2 82.8
Number of Persons Engaged 1,142

Salaries and Wages Paid 27.1
(RM Million)

Value of Fixed Assets Owned 24.6
(RM Million)

Principal Statistics 2010 2014 2015 2017

Accommodation Services 578.3 586.0 749.3 900.2
205.9 239.6 259.5 307.1
Value of Gross Output 372.4 346.4 489.8 593.1
(RM Million) 7,957 7,996 9,300 11,159
Cost of Input (RM Million) 106.8 143.5 180.3 230.4
Value Added (RM Million)
Number of Persons Engaged 1,627.8 1,685.9 2,040.4 2,511.3
Salaries and Wages Paid
(RM Million)
Value of Fixed Assets Owned
(RM Million)

Source : Department of Statistics, Malaysia
Notes : 1. Real Estates :
1a. Data for year 2010 and 2015 include real estate activities with own leased
property and real estate activities on a fee or contract basis.
1b. Data for year 2012 only include real estate activities with own or leased property.
2. In year 2012, 2014 & 2017 all survey was conducted by using probability sampling
method.
3. No census/survey was conducted for the year of 2008, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2018.

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FINANCE

SARAWAK:
REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE

Revenue / Expenditure 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

State 5,910 ( RM Million ) 7,266 10,647
Revenue 5,564 9,401 10,280
Operating Expenditure 3,470 6,864 7,201 5,951 5,703
Development Revenue 3,919 5,811 7,091 6,637 5,447
Development Expenditure 3,841 4,823
4,289 8,326

Revenue / Expenditure 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

( RM Million ) 5,635 5,637
8,225 8,557
Federal 828 2,253

Revenue 2,712 1,742 14,016
Operating Expenditure 11,647 8,251 9,339
Development Expenditure 1,276 1,134 1,656

Source : Department of Statistics, Malaysia

SARAWAK: IMPORT AND EXPORT
DUTIES, SALES TAX, EXCISE, SERVICE

TAX AND OTHER REVENUE

Items 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

State - - - - -
Import Duties 35 736 133 19 15
Export Duties
Excise - - - - -
Other Revenue 387 674 1,387 - -

Federal 142 85,104 86,757 74,855 67,254
192,157 298,827 359,443 287,146 228,967
Import Duties 257,517 329,098
Export Duties 326 1,045 2,279
Sales Tax 645,526 830,373 465,945 675 -
GST Import 2,091,690 2,364,616 1,395,404 46,057 9,906
GST Tempatan 83,080 70,197 78,548
Excise 78,254 93,337 417,699 377,633
Service Tax 7,706 246 77 4,636
Other Revenue 3,525 8,180 1,828
Travel Tax 3,950 3,281 5,322
- - 5,137

Source : Department of Statistics, Malaysia

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REGIONAL
DEVELOPMENT

58 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Prepared on 11.12.20220

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

INVESTMENT AND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SCORE

New Sources of Wealth Balanced Regional Development

10 Priority Industries

1. Aluminium SAMALAJU NRDA
2. Glass MUKAH HDA
3. Oil-based Baram
4. Steel TANJUNG MANIS URDA
5. Palm Oil
6. Fishing & Aquaculture Tunoh
7. Livestock
8. Timber-based
9. Marine Engineering
10. Tourism

SummarSyuomfmAaprpyroofvAepdpIrnovveesdtmInevensttimneSnCtOinRSECbOyRGErobwy GthroNwotdheNsodes

SAMALAJU 22 42.0 23,414
MUKAH 1 1.0 900
2.3 1,888
TANJUNG MANIS 4 15.2 1,649
60.5 27,851
TANJUNG KIDURONG 4
31 59
TOTAL

Source : RECODA

POST
COVID-19
DEVELOPMENT
STRATEGY
2030

POST COVID-19 DEVELOPMENT
STRATEGY 2030

Sarawak aspires to be a developed State by 2030

“ Our aspiration is, “ By 2030, Sarawak will be a thriving society

driven by data and innovation where everyone enjoys economics

”prosperity, social inclusivity and sustainable environment.

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POST COVID-19 DEVELOPMENT
STRATEGY 2030

The Plan has outlined 7 Strategic Thrusts to accelerate
economic growth

Economic Structure

1 Transforming Sarawak into a competitive economy by increasing
productivity level, developing more high value downstream activities and
creating new industries

2 Ease of Doing Business
Improving ease of doing business and making Sarawak an investment
destination of choice

3 Targeted Spending
Spending on areas that yield the most economic, social and enviromental
impacts

4 Optimise Assets & Human Capital
Optimising use of assets and government funding and developing human
capital to support socio-economic development

5 Digital & Execution
Accelerating digital adoption and data utilisation to generate outcomes

6 Social inclusivity
Driving economic and social benefits for all Sarawakians, focusing on
impoverishes segment of the population

7 Environmental Sustainability
Balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability
Economic, Social and Environmental well-being for all in Sarawak

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Prepared by:

Economic Planning Unit Sarawak
Chief Minister's Department

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Petra Jaya, 93502 Kuching, Sarawak
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Homepage : https://jkm.sarawak.gov.my

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