Jeffrey Cheah Institute on Southeast Asia
The Jeffrey Cheah Institute on Southeast Asia (JCI) is an independent public policy think-tank, based at Ƶ University on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur. JCI was established on 18th March 2014.
Research
We produce research that acts as a catalyst towards solving some of the region’s most pressing development problems.
Education
We develop thought leaders on contemporary issues in the region through the Master in Public Policy programme.
Collaborations
We foster policy partnerships to build a better world.
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If prolonged, the shutdowns will lead to business failures and layoffs, exacerbating the economic downturn.
Prof Yeah Kim Leng
Senior Fellow on impact of the Malaysian Covid-19 response -
Trade and global value chains are critical for a sustainable and inclusive post-pandemic recovery. This requires a new economic and social agenda beyond trading arrangements, and the alignment of global, regional, and domestic policies and structural issues.
Professor Shandre Thangavelu
Head, Jeffrey Cheah Institute on Southeast Asia -
There is no shortage of sustainability solutions or creative enterprises doing good for society and the environment... we may be closing in on a general solution.
Professor Leong Choon Heng
Director, Education and Social Progress Programme, JCI. -
More attention needs to be paid to the underlying causes of stunting. 12 per cent of children living in urban low-cost flats had fewer than three meals a day.
Derek Kok
Research Analyst in "Stunting in Malaysia: Costs, Causes and Courses for Action
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