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National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) 国家发展和改革委员会 Address: 38 Yuetan Nanjie, Xicheng Qu, Beijing 100824 | Website: www.ndrc.gov.cn NDRC, successor to the former State Development Planning Commission, directs industry policies, price reform, fixed-asset investment, and western development. It is also responsible for collecting, processing, and providing economic information to other government departments and enterprises. In March 2003, NDRC absorbed many macroeconomic and approval operations performed by the former State Economic and Trade Commission and many functions of the former State Council Office for Economic Restructuring. Director Xu Shaoshi 徐绍史 Deputy Directors and Deputy Director-Level Officials Xie Zhenhua 解振华 Zhu Zhixin 朱之鑫 Liu He 刘鹤 (Deputy Director) (Deputy Director) (Deputy Director) Responsible for the Resource Conservation and Assists Director Xu in all aspects of his work and Portfolio not yet announced. Environmental Protection Department, Climate responsible for the National Economy, Social Change Response Department, the National Energy Development, and Personnel departments, the State Conservation Center, Chinese Communist Party Information Center, as well as the State Bureau of (CCP) Committee, and Retired Cadre Affairs Bureau. Material Reserves. Wu Xinxiong 吴新雄 Xu Xianping 徐宪平 Zhang Xiaoqiang 张晓强 (Deputy Director) (Deputy Director) (Deputy Director) Director of the National Energy Administration. Responsible for the Basic Industry and Employment Responsible for the Foreign Investment and Outbound and Income Distribution departments; assists Director Investment Utilization, High-Tech Industry, Economic Xu in managing the Development Planning Trade, and Foreign Affairs departments. Department. Du Ying 杜鹰 Mu Hong 穆虹 Lian Weiliang 连维良 (Deputy Director) (Deputy Director) (Deputy Director) Responsible for the Regional Economy, Western Responsible for the General Office, Fixed-Asset Responsible for the Economic System Reform and Development, Northeast Revitalization, Rural Investment Department, and Special Office of Key Public Finance and Monetary Economics departments Economy, and Laws and Regulations departments. Project Supervision. © 2013, The US-China Business Council Liu Xiaobin 刘晓滨 Hu Zucai 胡祖才 (Head of Discipline Inspection) (Deputy Director) Responsible for Industry Coordination, the Price and Price Supervision and Anti-Monopoly departments. Secretary General and Assistant Secretary Generals Li Pumin 李朴民 Meng Xiangyue 孟祥岳 Zhao Jiarong 赵家荣 (Secretary General) (Assistant Secretary General) (Assistant Secretary General) Assists Director Xu in the drafting of important Assists Deputy Director Mu in NDRC logistics as well Assists Deputy Director Xie on resource conservation, documents, assists Deputy Director Zhu in aspects of as infrastructure management-related work. environmental protection, and climate change work. economic coordination work, and coordinates major events and important work within NDRC. As the NDRC’s spokesman. Ren Long 任珑 Li Yang 李扬 (Assistant Secretary General) (Assistant Secretary General) Assists Deputy Director Du on laws and regulations Assists Deputy Directors Xu Xianping and Lian work, and assists relevant leaders in the monitoring Weiliang , and assists with economic coordination, of public opinion and NDRC’s publications. resource management, transportation, and industrial work. © 2013, The US-China Business Council Department Responsibilities General Office (办公厅) Policy Studies Office (政策研究室) Development Planning (发展规划司) Oversees routine administrative work; organizes Drafts major policies; releases information; and Recommends strategies for national economic and social meetings; provides secretarial and information organizes studies on economic and social development and productivity allocation; proposes policies for services; manages budget and finances; and development reform, economic opening, and medium- and long-term economic development, economic handles complaints and visits. international economics; manage publications. aggregate balancing, and structural readjustments; proposes development strategies and key policy measures for urbanization; and coordinates economic, social, and regional development plans. National Economy (国民经济综合司) Economic Operations and Coordination Economic System Reform (经济体制综合改革司) Studies and analyzes domestic and foreign Bureau (经济运行调节局) Conducts studies on important reform and opening issues; economic conditions; provides macroeconomic Monitors industry and transportation sector drafts comprehensive economic reform plans and coordinates forecasts and early warnings and recommends performance; coordinates resolution of industry specialized reforms; and makes recommendations for countermeasures when necessary; drafts annual and transportation sector economic operation promoting economic system reform and improving the plans for national economic and social problems; organizes the allocation and socialist market economic system. development; formulates macroeconomic transportation of coal, gas, and other important objectives related to employment, price stability, resources; recommends uses for state material and international balance of payments; reserves; and manages state pharmaceutical coordinates plans for using national strategic reserves. material reserves, and researches the production and sales for coal and crude oil. Fixed-Asset Investment (固定资产投资司) Foreign Investment and Outbound Regional Economy (地区经济司) Monitors and analyzes all fixed-asset investment Investment Utilization (利用外资和境外投资司) Drafts regional economic development plans and activities; studies and proposes scale, structure, Studies international capital dynamics and recommends policies for land improvement and development; and funding sources for fixed-asset investment monitors foreign capital use in China; controls the guides economic development and relief programs in border and regulatory policies; makes recommendations total size of foreign debts; approves projects with areas and ethnic minority regions; and assists in formulating for reforming the investment and financing investment scales that exceed limits; drafts plans for water resource conservation, ecological systems; approves state-funded construction and industry catalogues that guide foreign investment improvements, and environmental protection plans. major construction projects, and drafts in cooperation with relevant agencies; and infrastructure construction plans for urban area. arranges overseas resource development and investment projects involving large amounts of foreign currency. © 2013, The US-China Business Council Western Development (西部开发司) Northeast Revitalization (东北振兴司) Rural Economy (农村经济司) Drafts and organizes strategic plans and polices Drafts and organizes strategic plans and polices Studies major agricultural and rural economic development for promoting western China’s development and for revitalizing northeastern China; coordinates the issues; makes recommendations for rural economic coordinates the implementation of key programs implementation of projects related to promoting the development and reform; and coordinates development plans related to infrastructure, environmental protection, transformation of old industrial areas and and policies for agriculture, forestry, water conservation, and and project distribution in western regions. sustainable development for resource-based cities. meteorology. Facilitates cooperation between Western area and Eastern coastal area. Basic Industry (基础产业司) Industry Coordination (产业协调司) High-Tech Industry (高技术产业司) Coordinates energy and transportation Analyzes industry and services sector issues; Studies high-tech industry and technology trends; proposes development planning consistent with the macro organizes and drafts overall industry policies; strategies, policies, and construction projects related to economy and social development; analyzes the coordinates industry and services development development of new technology industries and technological energy and transportation sectors; and proposes plans; promotes major equipment and construction improvement; recommends policies that support the policy solutions for major basic industry issues. of major industrial bases; drafts strategies and development of key technologies; organizes demonstration major policies in the services sector; approves projects and research and development of equipment that is development plans for major corporations; guides vital to the national economy; organizes and promotes the development of service sectors across the technological innovation and the integration of industry, country; and draft policies for industrial and service academia, and research; and promotes the formation of new sectors. economic sectors. Resource Conservation and Environmental Climate Change Response (应对气候变化司) Social Development (State Council Medical System Protection (资源节约和环境保护司) Analyzes the impact of climate change on Reform Office) (社会发展司) (国务院医改办公室) Studies and resolves major problems related to economic and social development; organizes and Proposes strategies for social development; formulates and the coordinated development of the economy, drafts strategies and policies for dealing with coordinates development plans and policies related to society, environment, and resources; proposes climate change issues; manages China’s population, culture, education, public health, sports, policies and plans for resource conservation and participation in the United Nations Framework
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