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How Far Can the Localization of Community-Supported Agriculture Go?
Community-supported agriculture is a new type of agricultural production and operation model that has emerged in China in recent years. It first originated in Japan, the United States and other Western countries, and has now reached a considerable scale. Organizational forms similar to community-supported agriculture are also widely found in Europe.
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Fresh food e-commerce has entered the mainstream, and the community market is opening up a new path
In the early days when the e-commerce industry was just emerging, many merchants would not choose the fresh food e-commerce industry. Its own characteristics of high costs and low profits made many merchants shrink back in fear. By contrast, the development of e-commerce in other industries was beginning to show results, so merchants' choices naturally followed the major trend of making big money.
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Beijing community distributes free vegetables, hundreds line up to receive them
Yesterday morning, the Min'an Community of Beixinqiao Subdistrict joined hands with volunteers from the caring enterprise e+ Cai Daojia to carry out a winter warmth-giving free organic vegetable giveaway. Every resident aged 60 and above could receive a packed one jin of fresh vegetables, attracting hundreds of people to line up. At the
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Sustained Development of Farmer-Community Direct Supply Still Needs Support from Multiple Parties
When I first started reporting on the topic of farmer-community direct supply, I went in with a very optimistic attitude. Because it sounds wonderful, solving both the difficulty farmers have selling vegetables and the expense citizens face buying vegetables, a win-win situation that seemed certain to go smoothly. However, during the actual interviews I discovered some
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National Agricultural Products Community Benefit Project Launched in Beijing
With a light touch on the electronic screen downstairs, fresh fruits and vegetables as well as rice, flour, grains and cooking oil are delivered to your doorstep... Recently, supported by the Ministry of Commerce and created by the China Vegetable Circulation Association, the "National Agricultural Products Community Benefit Project" was launched in Beijing. The project has already been piloted in urban communities in Beijing, Guangxi
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Rural community building is not about massive demolition and construction: interpreting the key points of the policy
Rural community building both echoes the development of urbanization and continues the same thread as the new socialist countryside construction. Its rich connotations include not only the joint contribution to and sharing of services such as villagers' self-service, government public services and social welfare services, but also a living environment in which the functions of production, ecology and daily life develop in a coordinated way.
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The problem of "same village, different rights" should be a key focus of rural community development
The differences in rights and treatment caused by different statuses are fundamentally detrimental to the harmonious and stable development of rural society. In advancing rural community development, efforts should focus on breaking down the barriers of status and moving toward the equalization of basic public services, laying a solid foundation for rural harmony and stability
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How Can New Rural Communities Stay Farmer-Need-Oriented?
Recently, the General Office of the CPC Central Committee and the General Office of the State Council issued the "Guiding Opinions on Further Advancing the Pilot Work of Rural Community Construction," putting forward a series of new requirements. The document makes clear that practice has proven that rural community construction is an important part of building a new socialist countryside.
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What is the difference between rural communities and administrative villages in China?
I. Real-world confusion: a cognitive trap. The upsurge in rural community building that arose alongside the large-scale "delivery of public services to the countryside" adopted three construction models according to the size and spatial distribution of villages, namely "one village, one community," "several villages, one community," and "one village, multiple communities." Across most of the country,
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How Can Rural Community Development Highlight Countryside Characteristics
The "rural communities with countryside characteristics" referred to here are compared with urban communities. At present, the different communities in Chinese cities have formed along with the rapid development of China's social economy, and have obvious characteristics such as a large and concentrated population, strong government support, diverse residents' occupations, convenient community service facilities, a high degree of network informatization, and very little interpersonal interaction among residents.
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