Author:
Johan Zaimy Johana,Hafit Nor Intan Adha,Canggih Clarashinta,Zamri Nur Aini Farhanah
Abstract
Over the past years, indefinite harvests in the palm oil and rubber sectors have amplified the pressure on FELDA settlers, especially those living in rural areas. Fortunately, with the government support of financial aid amounting to RM6.23bil, FELDA is expected to expedite a new business model in salvaging the settlers and ensuring their sustainability. The concerns on the palm oil industry and FELDA settlers' wellbeing have inspired researchers to investigate the issues and challenges, and the findings postulate that immediate resolution is vital to ameliorate settlers' wellbeing and for them to sustain and uphold the palm oil and rubber business.
Subject
General Earth and Planetary Sciences,Water Science and Technology,Geography, Planning and Development
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