The Unified Public Consultation (UPC) portal is a centralised platform that allows members of the public, businesses and other stakeholders to participate in government regulatory consultations in one place. It enables users to register, view ongoing and past consultations from ministries and agencies, submit comments, upload documents and track their engagement history. The portal supports transparency, inclusiveness and accountability in the development of policies and regulations by providing structured access to consultation materials and guidance on how to participate effectively in shaping Malaysia’s regulatory landscape

MyGP (My Garis Panduan) is a national reference portal that brings together regulatory guidelines and good practices to support the application of Good Regulatory Practices across the public sector. It provides structured guidance to improve regulatory clarity, transparency and proportionality, while helping to reduce unnecessary compliance burdens and strengthen regulatory governance.

Digital Regulatory Impact Analysis (DRIA) is a digital based analytical approach used to assess the impacts of introducing new regulations or amending existing ones prior to implementation, in line with the principles of Good Regulatory Practice (GRP). DRIA aims to strengthen compliance with GRP in regulatory development to support improvements in national productivity and competitiveness, while fostering greater awareness and application of evidence based, systematic policy and regulatory assessment among policy makers.

Akademi Dalam Industri (ADI) is a work based learning programme coordinated by the Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC) through structured collaboration between government, industry and academia to develop local talent aligned with industry needs. The programme offers paid employment with training over a period of 6 to 18 months, leading to the ADI Graduate Certificate equivalent to the Malaysian Skills Certificate Level 3. ADI aims to strengthen future workforce readiness, narrow skills mismatches, improve wage outcomes based on competency, reduce reliance on foreign labour, and support national education and productivity outcomes.