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Policy to Integrate Rural Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Industries Expected in Second Half
Stirrings of a Policy to Integrate Rural Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Industries ⊙Reporter Yu Xiangming A new policy to promote the integrated development of rural primary, secondary and tertiary industries is about to emerge. The Shanghai Securities News reporter learned from authoritative channels that, as a key task deployed at this year's Central Rural Work Conference, relevant parties
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Rural industrial integration is being advanced through a variety of models
In view of the special environment and a series of challenges facing the integration of the primary, secondary and tertiary industries in rural China, consideration may be given to adopting a variety of models to advance modern rural industrial integration in China: 1. Extend the agricultural industrial chain or develop an agricultural circular economy. This approach may occur within agricultural industry organizations such as enterprises,
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Observations and Reflections on the "Hollowing Out" of Rural Collective Economies
Hard to Get Things Done Without Money, Services Can't Keep Up -- Observations on the "Hollowing Out" of Rural Collective Economies (Part One) Currently, the "hollowing out" of collective economies in some rural areas of western China has become the norm, affecting the development of village-level public welfare undertakings and the supply of public services. Yet China has not yet established a public finance system covering both urban and rural areas, and a large number of livelihood needs in rural areas still rely on the already weak village collective economies.
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Rural Household Contracted Farmland Transfers Exceed 400 Million Mu: Minister of Agriculture Releases Data
Brilliant 12th Five-Year Plan Series Report Meeting: Since the 12th Five-Year Plan and Especially Since the 18th CPC National Congress, China's Agricultural and Rural Development Has Achieved Brilliant Success. The fourth session of the "Brilliant 12th Five-Year Plan" series report meeting was held in Beijing on October 10. Our reporter interviewed the speaker, Minister of Agriculture Han Changfu.
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Reform and Innovation Inspire Greater Vitality in Agricultural and Rural Development
Looking at the course of our country's agricultural development, every good situation and every step up has been driven by reform and innovation. Reform is the master key to solving the "three rural" issues. Since the 18th National Congress, the central leadership has attached great importance to agricultural and rural reform from an overall perspective, carried out top-level design,
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Policy for integrated development of primary, secondary and tertiary industries in rural areas is in the pipeline
A new policy to promote the integrated development of primary, secondary and tertiary industries in rural areas is about to be unveiled. The reporter learned from authoritative sources that, as a key task deployed at this year's Central Rural Work Conference, the relevant authorities will draft guiding opinions on promoting the integrated development of primary, secondary and tertiary industries in rural areas, which are expected to be
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What institutional defects exist in rural property rights arrangements?
The most satisfying thing in the world is none other than steadily acting as a slave owner while packaging oneself as a savior. The most miserable thing in the world is none other than having one's bones sucked out while having to thank the master for his grace. Who gets the most satisfying thing, I do not know, but the most miserable thing has undoubtedly fallen
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What path should be taken to make rural areas larger and farmers fewer?
The urban-rural dual structure is an inevitable result of China's urbanization development and resource allocation. Because cities produce more and rural areas produce less. Farmers increasingly rely on working in cities, resulting in quieter rural areas and more bustling cities. Why is it so hard for farmers to make a living in rural areas?
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Li Keqiang Strongly Promotes Rural E-commerce, Seizing the Key to Boosting Consumption
At a time when the positive trend in consumption growth is not yet solid and downward pressure on the economy remains undiminished, the Chinese government has decided to accelerate the development of rural e-commerce in order to boost consumption growth. Chinese Premier Li Keqiang chaired an executive meeting of the State Council on the 14th, calling for accelerated development of rural
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Rural e-commerce development accelerates, helping to narrow the urban-rural digital divide
State Council executive meeting decides to improve the universal service compensation mechanism for broadband telecommunications in rural and remote areas; accelerate the development of rural e-commerce; narrow the urban-rural digital divide. Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council presided over a State Council executive meeting on October 14, deciding to improve [the mechanism] in rural and remote areas
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