上海惠企政策成效如何？欢迎订阅《澎湃城市报告》第26期

Group 1 - The report focuses on the effectiveness and impact of government policies aimed at benefiting enterprises in Shanghai, utilizing interviews and surveys to analyze the perspectives of policy makers, implementers, and users [5] - The first article examines the basic content, composition, nature, and objective impact of the enterprise benefit policies [5] - The second article presents and analyzes how the policies are communicated and implemented, detailing the roles of policy-making departments, the "Shuishen Dui" platform, parks/buildings, and service intermediaries [5] Group 2 - The North Bund business district is identified as a core area for Shanghai's development as an international consumption center, forming a "golden triangle" with the Bund and Lujiazui [9] - The report reviews the transformation of the North Bund from an industrial functional area to a central business district and then to a central activity area, based on interviews with 34 consumers including tourists, local residents, and business professionals [9] - Recommendations for enhancing the business district's capabilities are provided based on consumer demand and satisfaction evaluations, as well as data analysis and expert interviews [9] Group 3 - Shanghai is advancing its green transition plan, which includes promoting green fuel certification services and enhancing international cooperation to strengthen its influence in the global green shipping fuel market [12] - The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is set to approve global shipping net-zero emissions regulations by April 2025, linking mandatory emission reduction targets with greenhouse gas pricing for the shipping industry [12] - As the world's largest container port, Shanghai Port is a key node in the construction of green shipping corridors [12]