如何更高质量推进“百千万工程”？中山发布四个升级行动方案

Core Viewpoint - The "Hundred Counties, Thousand Towns, Ten Thousand Villages High-Quality Development Project" (referred to as "Hundred Thousand Project") in Zhongshan aims to enhance industrial technology, urban-rural morphology, government services, and social governance through four upgrade action plans, emphasizing systematic and integrated reforms to achieve long-term development goals [1][2]. Group 1: Upgrade Action Plans - The implementation of the industrial technology upgrade reform action focuses on building a modern industrial system to strengthen the economy [2]. - The urban-rural morphology upgrade reform action aims to reshape the spatial layout and upgrade the urban-rural form, creating a more beautiful Lingnan water town by optimizing living environments [2]. - The social governance upgrade reform action seeks to mobilize social forces to establish a new governance model characterized by co-construction, co-governance, and shared benefits [2][3]. - The government service upgrade reform action is designed to improve the work style of the cadre team and create a first-class business environment, enhancing satisfaction for entrepreneurs and convenience for the public [2]. Group 2: Specific Measures - The industrial technology upgrade reform action plan outlines four key areas: what industries to develop, how to layout, how to develop, and how to ensure support, proposing 28 reform measures across nine aspects [2]. - The urban-rural morphology upgrade reform action plan targets the shortcomings in living environments, aiming to achieve significant results by 2025, with a complete transformation of the city's appearance by 2032 [2]. - The government service upgrade reform action plan focuses on creating a smart governance system that covers the entire lifecycle of enterprise attraction, establishment, and growth, proposing 38 reform measures across six areas [2]. - The social governance upgrade reform action plan emphasizes a comprehensive governance system led by the Party, with 23 specific measures to enhance collaboration and public participation [3].