Deputy Director: Local Economic Development Planning – Pretoria – Department Of Economic Development And Tourism

Department of Economic Development and Tourism – Deputy Director: Local Economic Development Planning In the vibrant city of Pretoria, the Department of Economic Development and Tourism is looking for a dedicated Deputy Director: Local Economic Development Planning to join their team.

This pivotal role involves managing the intricate linkages between macro-economic policies and local economic strategies, ensuring that communities thrive through well-coordinated economic initiatives.

By overseeing the implementation of national policies for Local Economic Development, you will play a crucial part in stimulating growth, innovation, and sustainability in local economies.

Your daily responsibilities will include coordinating innovative Local Economic Development (LED) programmes and fostering strategic partnerships that empower communities.

Through economic profiling, sector analysis, and opportunity mapping, you will support evidence-based planning that directly impacts the livelihoods of South Africans.

This role is not just about economic strategy; it’s about making a tangible difference in local communities and contributing to the broader vision of economic resilience and prosperity across the nation.

For those seeking stability and growth in their careers, this position offers a unique opportunity to gain valuable experience within the public service sector.

Working in government jobs like this one allows you to be part of a dynamic environment where your contributions are valued and can lead to real change.

As you engage with various stakeholders and manage critical projects, you will hone your skills in planning, problem-solving, and leadership, all while making a significant impact on the local economy.

Joining the Department of Economic Development and Tourism as a Deputy Director means becoming part of a mission that prioritizes community empowerment and the sustainable development of local economies.

This is more than just a job; it’s a chance to leave your mark on the future of South Africa.