Mapping Malaysia's Resource Centres

188 MAPPING MALAYSIA’S RESOURCE CENTRES 1. Islamic Development Bank. (2014). Diagnostic Mission to Initiate A Reverse Linkage Project On Self-Sufficiency Of Rice Production Between Brunei (Recipient) and Malaysia (Provider). Retrieved from https://www.isdb.org/projects/data/uid-pj0031440. 2. Islamic Development Bank. (2015). Inauguration of Reverse Linkage’s Artificial Insemination Program Training. Retrieved from https://www.isdb.org/news/inauguration-of-reverse-linkage ’s-artificial-insemination-program-training. 3. Islamic Development Bank. (2018). Reverse Linkage: Development through South-South Cooperation. Retrieved from https:// www.isdb.org/sites/default/files/media/documents/2019-01/Reverse%20Linkage%20-%20Development%20Through%20 SSC.pdf. 4. Islamic Development Bank. (2019). 2018 Annual Report. Retrieved from https://www.isdb.org/sites/default/files/media/ vdocuments/2019-04/usb%20Annual%20report%20English%202018_softproof.pdf. 5. Islamic Development Bank. (2019). Reverse Linkage Policy: Making Connections To Drive Development In Today’s Global Environment. Retrieved from https://www.isdb.org/sites/default/files/media/documents/2019-03/RL%20Policy.pdf. 6. Ismail, Izwan. (2019). “2020 Budget: A Boost For Malaysia’s Tech Industry”. New Straits Times, October 14, 2019. BIBLIOGRAPHY