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In 2003, the State Development Planning Commission was reorganised as the National Development and Reform Commission. The restructuring incorporated functions from other government bodies, including responsibilities associated with economic restructuring and industrial policy.
In 2003, the State Development Planning Commission was reorganised as the National Development and Reform Commission. The restructuring incorporated functions from other government bodies, including responsibilities associated with economic restructuring and industrial policy.


The new commission was designed to coordinate national development planning, macroeconomic management, economic reform, and investment policy within a consolidated government institution.<ref>{{cite web |title=National Development and Reform Commission: Introduction |url=https://zfxxgk.ndrc.gov.cn/web/iteminfo.jsp?id=1 |publisher=National Development and Reform Commission |access-date=20 October 2026}}</ref>
The new commission was designed to coordinate national development planning, macroeconomic management, economic reform, and investment policy within a consolidated government institution.


===Subsequent reforms===
===Subsequent reforms===
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The NDRC is organised into departments, bureaus, and offices responsible for different areas of economic planning and administration.
The NDRC is organised into departments, bureaus, and offices responsible for different areas of economic planning and administration.


Its organisational structure includes units dealing with development planning, national economic analysis, economic operations, system reform, fixed-asset investment, foreign investment, regional development, industrial policy, high-technology development, resource conservation, social development, employment, trade and economic cooperation, finance, pricing, legislation, and international affairs.<ref>{{cite web |title=Bureaus and Departments |url=https://en.ndrc.gov.cn/aboutndrc/BandD/ |publisher=National Development and Reform Commission |access-date=20 October 2026}}</ref>
Its organisational structure includes units dealing with development planning, national economic analysis, economic operations, system reform, fixed-asset investment, foreign investment, regional development, industrial policy, high-technology development, resource conservation, social development, employment, trade and economic cooperation, finance, pricing, legislation, and international affairs.


The commission coordinates with other departments of the State Council, provincial and local governments, and specialised agencies responsible for particular sectors of the economy.
The commission coordinates with other departments of the State Council, provincial and local governments, and specialised agencies responsible for particular sectors of the economy.