| State Planning Organization | |
| Abbreviation: | DPT |
| Formation: | September 30, 1960 |
| Dissolved: | June 2011 |
| Type: | GO |
| Status: | Transformed into a ministry |
| Location: | Yücetepe, Ankara, Turkey |
| Coords: | 39.9181°N 32.8453°W |
State Planning Organization (Turkish: Devlet Planlama Teşkilatı, DPT) was founded on September 30, 1960, as part of the NUC's plans to help Turkey recover from the rule of the DP[1] (whose leader Adnan Menderes did not use state planning except partially in the agricultural sector[2]).
It was one of the most important governmental organizations in Turkey. Its principal tasks were to provide advice to the government on the determination of economic, social and cultural goals of the state, and to design five-year plans according to the goals set by the government. By increasing liberalization of the Turkish economic policy, the DPT lost its importance, and was incorporated into the newly established Ministry of Development in June 2011.[3] [4]