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Manpower & Social Statistics Division
A open data product by the
Manpower & Social Statistics Division
Well-Being
The annual Malaysian Well-being Index (MyWI) Report is published to measure the well-being of Malaysians from an economic and social perspective. It provides a holistic synthesis of various economic and social statistics, broken down into 5 economic and 9 social components. This dashboard summarises Malaysia’s well-being indices from 2000 to the present.
Last updated: 01 Dec 2023, 12:00
Next update: 05 Dec 2024, 12:00
How are Malaysia’s well-being indices trending?
Data as of 20222001
2022
A summary of well-being by sub-component
Data as of 2022How does well-being differ across states?
Data as of 2022This distribution is based on individuals’ location of residence. For example, data for an individual who works in Kuala Lumpur but lives in Selangor will be counted under Selangor.
Ranking (16)
#1
Sarawak
119.5
#2
Sabah
119.2
#3
Pulau Pinang
119.0
#4
Perak
118.5
#5
Terengganu
117.4
#6
Pahang
117.3
#7
Selangor
117.2
#8
Kedah
117.1
#9
Negeri Sembilan
116.9
#10
Kelantan
116.2
#11
Melaka
115.9
#12
Johor
115.8
#13
Perlis
115.2
#14
W.P. Kuala Lumpur
114.6
#15
W.P. Labuan
114.6
#16
W.P. Putrajaya
114.6
A breakdown of economic well-being indices
Data as of 20222001
2022
A breakdown of social well-being indices
Data as of 2022
Department of Statistics Malaysia
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