In achieving its objectives, MDCH executes the following functions:
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Redouble efforts to increase and persify revenue sources in order to reduce reliance on assessment tax revenues;
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Increase area beautification as well as sanitation and health control efforts;
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Encourage physical development in line with the state planning policy according to set priorities;
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Increase ownership and develop vacant government lands in the Cameron Highlands District area to become ‘value-added' projects for local economic development;
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Review the rental rate of upgraded stalls;
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Increase and further fortify hygiene campaigns, courses and gotong-royong among the traders and local residents;
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Increase and enhance the skills and competencies of the Council's employees through various internal and external courses, trainings and seminars;
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Maintain and conduct total refurbishment of existing public facilities such as roads in residential areas, public toilets, playgrounds, drains and ditches, and
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Encourage community participation in development planning, social and environmental activities in the district in line with the 'Local Agenda 21'.