Over 2,200 IPR participants record income or sales milestones under poverty eradication drive
MORE than 2,200 participants in the government's People's Income Initiative (IPR) have achieved key income or sales milestones, including 1,322 agricultural entrepreneurs who are now earning at least RM2,000 a month. As at Aug 31, 2026, a tot...
Over 2,200 participants in the People's Income Initiative (IPR) have hit income or sales benchmarks, including 1,322 agricultural entrepreneurs earning at least RM2,000 monthly. As of August 31, 2026, 6,781 individuals from impoverished households were involved in IPR programs nationwide, reported Economy Minister Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir.
In response to Hulu Langat MP Mohd Sany Hamzan, the ministry detailed that 2,034 individuals joined IPR-INTAN Agricultural Entrepreneur Initiative, with 1,322 achieving extra monthly income of RM2,000 or more. The IPR-INSAN Food Entrepreneur Initiative benefited 1,228 participants, with 76% recording sales over RM2,000. IPR-IKHSAN Service Operator Initiative aided 890 participants, who received wage top-ups to reach RM2,000 in income.
Additionally, 2,629 household heads or members from poor families gained RM1,000 to RM3,000 extra monthly income through entrepreneurship, agriculture, or services from IPR programs. The initiative aims to complement existing poverty eradication efforts by offering in-kind assistance, financial education, and skills training to help participants achieve sustainable income-generating activities and earn an additional RM2,000 monthly.
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