What are China s urban and rural development goals?

Coordinated development of urban and rural areas.

The subsystems of urban and rural systems are complex systems in their own right. Taking the urban system as an example, the urban scale, urban system and urban structure all have fractal characteristics, which indicates that the urban system has the spatial complexity of the urban system.

The information flow, logistics and logistics between urban and rural areas formed by the transportation network and information network between urban and rural systems closely connect cities and villages, and the spatial structure of urban and rural systems, urban and rural hierarchical structure of cities, counties, towns and villages, reflects the highly structured characteristics of urban and rural complex systems.

The ultimate development goals of China's urban and rural areas are:

First, the level and quality of urbanization have been steadily improved.

Urbanization has developed in a healthy and orderly manner, with the urbanization rate of the permanent population reaching about 60 percent, the urbanization rate of the registered population reaching about 45 percent, the gap between the urbanization rate of the registered population and the urbanization rate of the permanent population narrowing by about 2 percentage points, and striving to achieve about 100 million rural migrants and other permanent residents settling in cities and towns.

Second, the pattern of urbanization is more optimized.

The urbanization strategic pattern with "two horizontal and three vertical" as the main body has been basically formed, the economic and population capacity of urban agglomerations has been significantly enhanced, the level of integration and international competitiveness of urban agglomerations in the eastern region have been significantly improved, and the urban agglomerations in the central and western regions have become new and important growth poles to promote regional coordinated development.

The scale structure of cities is more perfect, the radiation and driving role of central cities is more prominent, the number of small and medium-sized cities has increased, and the service functions of small towns have been enhanced.

Third, the urban development model is scientific and reasonable.

The intensive and compact development mode with high density, mixed functions and transit-oriented has become dominant, and the per capita urban construction land is strictly controlled within 100 square meters, and the population density of built-up areas has gradually increased. Green production and green consumption have become the mainstream of urban economic life, and the proportion of energy-saving and water-saving products, recycled products and green buildings has increased significantly. The coverage rate of urban underground pipe network has been significantly improved.

Fourth, urban life is harmonious and pleasant.

Steady progress has been made in the coverage of basic urban public services such as compulsory education, employment services, basic old-age care, basic medical and health care, and affordable housing to cover the entire permanent population, infrastructure and public service facilities have been improved, the consumption environment has become more convenient, the ecological environment has been significantly improved, air quality has gradually improved, and the safety of drinking water has been guaranteed.

The natural landscape and cultural characteristics have been effectively protected, the urban development has been personalized, and the urban management has been humanized and intelligent.

Fifth, the urbanization system and mechanism have been continuously improved.

Significant progress has been made in the reform of household registration management, land management, social security, finance, taxation and finance, administrative management, and ecological environment, and the institutional and institutional obstacles that hinder the healthy development of urbanization have been basically eliminated.

China's urban-rural development goal is (urban-rural coordinated development).

Draw inferences from similar exam questions:

The ideal goal of China's urban and rural development is ().

a.Narrowing the gap between urban and rural areas.

b.Rural development into cities.

c.Coordinated development of urban and rural areas.

d.Urban-rural opposition.

China's urban and rural development goals, this is a matter of urban planning, this is a basic criterion that a civil servant should know in this regard, and netizens as civilians have no right to participate.

Legal Analysis: The goal of China's urban-rural development is the coordinated development of urban and rural areas.

Legal basis: Article 7 of the "14th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development and the Long-Range Objectives for the 235th Five-Year Plan" of the Communist Party of China shall give priority to the development of agriculture and rural areas and comprehensively promote rural revitalization. Deepen rural reform.

Improve the urban-rural integration development mechanism, promote the equal exchange and two-way flow of urban and rural elements, and enhance the vitality of agricultural and rural development. Implement the policy of extending the second round of land contracts for another 30 years after the expiration of the second round of land contracts, accelerate the cultivation of new agricultural business entities such as agricultural cooperatives and family farms, improve the system of specialized and socialized agricultural services, develop various forms of moderately large-scale operations, and realize the organic connection between small farmers and modern agriculture. Improve the unified urban and rural construction land market, and actively explore the implementation of a system for rural collective management construction land into the market.

Establish a mechanism for identifying land for public interest land use for land expropriation and land requisition, and narrow the scope of land expropriation. Explore the realization forms of homestead ownership, qualification rights, and use rights. Guarantee the right to contract land, the right to use homestead land, and the right to distribute collective income for farmers who have settled in cities, and encourage voluntary and compensated transfers in accordance with law.

Deepen the reform of the rural collective property rights system and develop a new type of rural collective economy. Improve the rural financial service system and develop agricultural insurance.

The core of urbanization is rural urbanization, and the ultimate goal is to achieve urban-rural integration and common prosperity and harmonious development of all people.

China will become a modern country (developed country) by 2050, and its urbanization target is more than 70%.

Based on the reflection on the past urban development and the understanding of the new globalization background conditions, China's urban development strategy should be based on long-term development, so that cities can participate in the global division of functions, participate in global information exchange, and adapt to the rules of the game of globalization.

The proposal of the strategic policy of urban development provides a direction for solving the long-standing problems in the development of China's large cities. The urban system is often chaotic, discordant and mutually restrictive, and planners often "plan with the leader", failing to prevent some short-sighted and irrational development behaviors. The discordant development of the region makes it difficult for the central city to enter the global market and participate in global competition and cooperation.

Therefore, it is necessary to adapt to the new background and new situation of globalization and build a harmonious, orderly, intensive and controllable urban system. By implementing the principle of "the state strictly controlling the scale of large cities and rationally developing medium-sized cities and small cities," we can appropriately direct the population to small and medium-sized cities and control their concentration in large numbers, thereby reducing the population pressure on large cities.

The proposition of this strategic principle has provided practical guidance for promoting the in-depth progress of China's new technological revolution. The 21 st century is the century of the information revolution, and this information-based industry is characterized by the precise consumption of materials and energy and the implementation of small-scale and diversified product production. Compared with traditional industries, cities are required to continue to expand in scale and have a high concentration of materials and energy, but the development of new industries does not require these, so continuing to expand the scale of large cities as economic, technological, and information centers on a national and regional scale is completely incompatible with the requirements of the new technological revolution.

However, due to the imbalance in the development of China's productive forces, there will be a relatively large development of traditional industries in China, especially in small and medium-sized cities. In order for this development to proceed smoothly, it is necessary to combine the rational development of small and medium-sized cities with the new technological revolution. Only in this way can we move forward steadily.

The proposition of this strategic principle has laid the foundation for the establishment of a scientific socialist urban system in our country. Large, medium and small cities should coordinate with each other and develop systematically, which is an objective requirement for modern urban development. In recent years, Zhejiang has taken the lead in compiling the provincial urban system plan in the country, and many localities have also begun to compile local urban system plans independently, which has taken a gratifying step in the change of concept and action.

However, the key is to attach great importance to the strategy, gradually straighten out the system, and vigorously support the policy. The strategic policy of urban development implemented in China is the conscious application of the law of development of the modern urban system. The implementation of this principle will enable China's cities to gradually develop into a multifunctional and multi-level urban system with large cities as the center, medium-sized cities as the backbone, and small towns as the link, effectively bringing together the vast rural areas, and realizing a new pattern of a socialist urban system in which urban and rural areas develop in a coordinated manner, and industrialization and modernization develop in a coordinated manner.

It is the prospect of urban planning, how to develop it, and in which direction.

In a certain period of time drawn up in the urban development strategy and urban planning, the objectives and indicators that should be achieved for the development of the economic, social, and scattered hail environment of the city should be excavated.