“抓强、壮干、提弱” 四川夯实县域新底座

Core Insights - The recent rankings of the top counties and districts in Sichuan show that the province has 20 counties (cities, districts) listed, maintaining its position as the third highest in the country and the first in the western region for three consecutive years [1][4] - The top counties and districts significantly contribute to the local economy, accounting for over 42% of the province's total economic output despite representing less than 11% of the total counties [1][4] - Sichuan's strategy for enhancing county-level economic development includes a roadmap focusing on strengthening strong areas, expanding capabilities, and improving weaker regions [1][16] Rankings and Performance - In the 2025 rankings, Sichuan has 13 districts and 7 counties listed among the national top counties and districts, with no change in the number from the previous year [2] - Over the years, Sichuan has shown improvement in its rankings, with the number of top districts increasing from 6 in 2018 to 13 currently, and top counties rising from 2 in 2021 to 7 [2][4] - Notable progress includes Chengdu's Jinjiang District moving from 72nd to 58th over five years, and Jianyang County achieving a ranking of 79th, marking it as the "first county" in Sichuan [2][4] Economic Structure and Growth - The coverage of top counties and districts in Sichuan has expanded to 8 cities (prefectures), indicating a broader regional economic development [4] - Despite being in the top tier nationally, Sichuan still lags behind provinces like Jiangsu and Zhejiang in terms of the number of top counties and the scale of economic output, with no counties exceeding the "trillion" GDP threshold [4] - The GDP of the top districts in Sichuan for 2024 shows significant figures, with Wuhou District at 418.83 billion and Shuangliu District at 222.60 billion, reflecting growth rates of 6.2% and 5.9% respectively [5] Industrial Development and Future Prospects - Emerging industries and the transfer of industries to the central and western regions present opportunities for growth, particularly for counties like Jianyang and Xichang, which are close to reaching the "trillion" GDP mark [7] - Deyang's Jingyang District has already achieved "trillion district" status and aims to enhance its industrial base through digital transformation and service sector growth [7] - The overall economic structure in Sichuan is shifting, with a notable increase in the number of counties with GDPs between 500 million and 1 billion, indicating a healthier economic balance [8] Support for Underdeveloped Areas - Sichuan is focusing on supporting underdeveloped counties, particularly in regions like Ganzi and Aba, with significant investments and initiatives aimed at improving economic conditions [12][14] - The province's strategy includes targeted support in key areas to address disparities and enhance overall economic performance [12][14] - The restructuring of the economic framework in underdeveloped areas has led to a shift where the secondary industry now contributes more than the primary industry for the first time [14]