Scheme’s objective of upgrading traditional sundry shops achieved


KUALA LUMPUR: The Small Retailer Transformation Prog­ramme (Tukar) is bearing fruit despite initial hiccups.

Performance Management and Delivery Unit (Pemandu)’s NKEA wholesale and retail director D. Ravindran said the Auditor-General’s Report recorded its satisfaction that Tukar had achieved its objectives in upgrading traditional “mom and pop” sundry shops to be more efficient and competitive.

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Family & Community , Tukar , Pemandu , AG's Report

   

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