Mid-Term Review of the Ninth Malaysia Plan, 2006-2010
	Ninth Malaysia Plan, 2006-2010
	Pekeliling Am Bil 5 Tahun 2004 - Penyediaan RMKe-9 2006-2010
	Surat Kajian Separuh Penggal RMKe-9 2006-2010
	Pekeliling Am Bil. 2 Tahun 2008 Penyediaan Kajian Separuh Penggal Rancangan Malaysia Kesembilan, 2006-2010 (KSP RMKe-9)
	Third Outline Perspective Plan, 2001-2010
	Previous Plan

	Development Planning : A Brief History
	Development Planning Process
	Development Philosophy
	Development Planning Machinery
	Planning Horizon
	Development Allocation
	Prudent Economic Management

	Key Policies
	Recent Economic History

	Foreign Investment Committee
	Undertaking Research in Malaysia
	Privatization
	Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme (MTCP)
	Standards and Cost Sub-Committee

	Penjelasan Mengenai Penstrukturan Semula Subsidi Produk Petroleum dan Pengurangan Diskaun Gas Kepada Sektor Elektrik dan Industri
	Penjelasan Mengenai Subsidi dan Bantuan Kerajaan Kepada Rakyat
	Ekonomi Malaysia: Fakta dan Maklumat
	Malaysia Quality of Life 2004
	MTCP : Sharing Experiences for a Better Future
	Development Planning in Malaysia
	The Way Forward
	Organization and Functions of the Economic Planning Unit
	Handbook - Economic Instruments for Environment Management Malaysia
	Bulletin BKSU
	Bulletin MTCP
	Malaysia Achieving The Millennium Development Goals
	Malaysia Achieving The Millennium Development Goals - Successes and Challenges
	Knowledge - Based Economy Master Plan
	Past Publication

	Online Application Submission - Acquisition of Commercial Unit and Industrial Property by Foreign Interest
	Online Researcher Information Database (oriDB)- version 2
	Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme (MTCP) & Electronic Exchange Database (eXchange)
	Downloadable Forms
	Feedback
	Telephone Directory

The Economic Planning Unit is the principal government agency responsible for the preparation of development plans for the nation. The Unit established 1961, evolving from the Economic Secretariat of the Economic Committee of the Executive Council of the then Federation of Malaysia, was to “focus on development planning, on high problems in plan execution and on all forms of foreign aid”. In that year the Government also established the National Planning Development Committee with the Economic Planning Unit as its secretariat. While the Cabinet continued to retain the ultimate responsibility for planning in the country, the National Development Planning Committee was assigned the responsibility   for the formulation, implementation, progress evaluation and revision of development plans. Since its establishment almost 43 years ago, EPU functions have remained primarily unchanged although it has taken on additional functions in consonance with the changing emphasis of development policy.