中共浙江省委党校浙江省“八八战略”创新发展研究院 以飞地经济重塑山海协作新格局

Core Insights - The article discusses the initiatives taken by Zhejiang Province to optimize regional economic layout and promote coordinated development through a multi-layered and multi-form "flying land" system, breaking down administrative barriers and reshaping the internal logic of regional development [1][5] Innovation Flying Land Model - Zhejiang Province is exploring a "two-way flying land" model to enhance cooperation between developed and underdeveloped regions, aiming for a win-win situation by integrating innovation and industrial chains [1] - The province has introduced policies to promote the construction of "development flying lands," facilitating the deep integration of industrial and innovation chains across regions [2] Multi-Party Flying Land Model - To address challenges such as reluctance to land incubation projects, Zhejiang is developing a "multi-party flying land" model, allowing projects to settle in a "third location" outside the two collaborating regions [2] - In 2022, policies were issued to support underdeveloped counties in establishing flying economies in central cities and new areas of the Greater Bay Area, with specific land allocation measures [2] Incentive Mechanism Improvement - Zhejiang is enhancing the distribution mechanism to boost the enthusiasm of local governments involved in flying land projects, with a focus on benefiting underdeveloped areas [3] - The province is lowering standards for recognizing provincial-level technology-based enterprise incubators and encouraging applications for specialized small and medium enterprises [3] Organizational Structure Strengthening - A multi-level coordination mechanism has been established to promote flying land construction, including integrating flying land progress into provincial leadership responsibilities [4] - Dynamic monitoring of flying land construction is conducted, with annual progress reports submitted for review, and incentives provided for successful projects [4] - A collaborative mechanism between state-owned enterprises from both regions is being developed to manage the construction and operation of flying lands through a platform company [5]