Issue About Central Market & Solutions

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Issue About Central Market

Pasar Seni (Source : Berita Harian )

Renovations & Commercialization:
- Recent renovations have led to concerns about the loss of the market's cultural and historical significance.

- Increasing focus on tourism has made the market more commercialized, moving away from its roots as a local artisan hub.

Displacement of Local Traders:
- Many local traders and traditional artisans feel displaced due to rising rents and redevelopment efforts.

-The changes have made it harder for smaller, local businesses to sustain themselves.

Cultural Impact:
- Some feel that the focus on attracting tourists has overshadowed the preservation of local arts and crafts.

- The market's transformation might dilute its original cultural essence.

Environmental Concerns:
- The growing number of visitors and commercialization raises concerns over sustainability, waste management, and overcrowding in the area

SOLUTIONS

  1. Balancing Commercialization with Cultural Preservation:

    • Focus on promoting local crafts and traditional art forms, rather than just souvenirs for tourists. Implement regulations that ensure local artisans have space to showcase their work.

  2. Subsidized Rent for Local Traders:

    • Offer financial support or reduced rents for local traders and small businesses to help them stay in the market, preserving the authentic character of the space.

  3. Cultural Programming & Events:

    • Organize cultural festivals, workshops, and performances that celebrate Malaysian heritage, drawing in both locals and tourists while emphasizing local arts.

  4. Improve Visitor Experience and Infrastructure:

    • Introduce measures to reduce crowding, such as timed entry tickets or creating more open spaces. Enhance the market's amenities, including proper signage, seating, and cleanliness.

  5. Regular Maintenance and Upgrades:

    • Implement a regular schedule for maintenance to keep the market looking fresh, clean, and inviting. This could involve minor refurbishments and better waste management.

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