National Economic and Social Development Board

National Economic and Social Development Board: NESDB is the National Economic and Social Development Board of Thailand. It is also called as "Sa-pa-pat" in Thai.

Contents

1 Background

2 Objective

3 Key Functions

4 Organizational structure

4.1 NESDB Board

4.2 Office of the NESDB

5 See also

6 External links

Background

Established in 1950 as the National Economic Board (NEB)

Renamed National Economic Development Board (NEDB) in 1959

Launched the First National Economic Development Plan in 1961

Reformed as the National Economic and Social Development Board (NESDB) in 1972, under the Prime Minister’s Office

Objective

To become a key agency on planning and formulation of development strategies based on balanced and sustainable development, public participation, and flexibility meeting the changing environment and needs of the Thai people.

Key Functions

Formulate the National Economic and Social Development Plan and translate it into action within a 5-year timeframe.

Make 4 National Agendas:

1. Alleviation of Poverty and Income Distribution problems

2. Enhancing Thailand’s Competitiveness

3. Promoting Social Capital Development

4. Promoting Sustainable Development

Formulate strategies for key government policies and major development projects

Analyze budget proposals by state enterprises and related agencies

Create an Economic Intelligence Database, especially on GDP data

Develop development indicators

Organizational structure

The NESDB Organizational Structure comprises 2 main components.

NESDB Board

Comprising 15 distinguished professionals

Provides recommendations and comments on national economic and social development to the Prime Minister and Cabinet

Coordinates between the NESDB and related government agencies and state enterprises to formulate plans, development projects, and implementations

Office of the NESDB

Divided into 13 offices and 2 divisions

Headed by the Secretary General

Accommodates key development variables, notably the move towards a knowledge-based economy, civil service reforms and good governance principles

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See also

Prime Minister of Thailand

Office of the Prime Minister (Thailand)

External links

NESDB Website

Categories:
Government of Thailand
Government agencies of Thailand

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Objective

Key Functions

Organizational structure

NESDB Board

Office of the NESDB

See also

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Objective

Key Functions

Organizational structure

NESDB Board

Office of the NESDB

See also

External links

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