Economic Planning Agency (EPA)

The Economic Planning Agency (EPA) was a government body responsible for developing and coordinating national economic policies and development plans. Its role involved analyzing economic data, setting priorities, and creating strategies to promote sustainable growth, stability, and improved living standards. By guiding resource allocation and policy formulation, the EPA aimed to ensure balanced development across sectors and regions. It served as a central authority to align various governmental and private sector efforts toward overarching economic objectives. Although its specific functions and existence vary by country, its core purpose is to facilitate strategic economic planning for long-term national prosperity.