Today, millions of older persons, children, and persons with disabilities remain confined to institutions, as a primary form of government provision of care in many countries. The report makes the case that strengthening the Care Economy through investments and social solutions can have a plethora of positive effects on people’s lives and the economy.

This link contains two versions of the findings and recommendations of this research:

1. Landscape Analysis on the Malaysian Care Economy, which was commissioned by the United Nations Development Programme Country Office for Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei Darussalam and United Nations Development Programme Bangkok Regional Hub (BRH).
2. Summary Report, which summarizes the findings and recommendations from the more comprehensive landscape report.

You may click 'Download' to access both versions.