Which department of the Municipal Development and Reform Bureau corresponds to the county bureau?

The county-level department corresponding to the Municipal Development and Reform Bureau is the County Development and Reform Bureau.

County Development and Reform Bureau is an important department of the county government, responsible for drafting and organizing the implementation of national economic and social development strategies, long-term plans and annual plans, and coordinating economic and social development. The Development and Reform Commission of the Municipal Bureau is a subordinate department of the municipal government, and it is also the institution responsible for formulating and promoting economic development policies. In administrative division, the county-level department corresponding to the Municipal Development and Reform Bureau is the County Development and Reform Bureau. The county development and reform bureau undertakes similar responsibilities to the municipal development and reform commission within the county-level administrative area, and is responsible for coordinating and promoting local economic development.