Urban and Economic Development Officer

An Urban and Economic Development Officer is responsible for planning and supporting urban growth, promoting local economic development, attracting investment, creating employment opportunities, and improving infrastructure and living conditions in communities.

Quiz Questions

Q541: Which of the following is outside the officer's duties at cell level?

Collect and report basic economic data related to economic potential

Monitor the implementation of disaster prevention and recovery activities at cell level

Monitor the implementation of ICT and infrastructure development projects at cell level

Monitor the operationalization of voluntary groups and stakeholders in economic activities

Printing the national currency

Q542: Which of these tasks does NOT belong to the cell officer's job?

Collect and report basic economic data related to economic potential

Approving the national budget in Parliament

Monitor the functionality of cooperatives and saving groups

Monitor and support local economic actors (NGOs, private sector and cooperatives) to support productivity and market access

Monitor environment and forest protection activities at cell level

Q543: Which one would the cell officer NOT be responsible for?

Appointing district mayors

Implement interventions related to agriculture and natural resources, human settlement, infrastructure, disaster management and economic activities at cell level

Coordinate and monitor community mobilization campaigns focusing on business development and tax collection

Monitor the implementation of District development plans, including the DDS and Annual Action Plans, at cell level

Monitor the implementation of ICT and infrastructure development projects at cell level