凝聚各方智慧擘画上海“十五五”蓝图

Group 1 - The Shanghai Municipal Development and Reform Commission reported that the "Hundred Visits, Ten Thousand Surveys" public participation initiative has achieved preliminary results, interviewing 147 entrepreneurs and strategic scientists, and receiving over 34,000 suggestions from various sectors of society [1] - The preparation for Shanghai's "14th Five-Year Plan" has begun, with the establishment of an expert advisory committee consisting of 26 experts from various fields, including industry, technology, transportation, education, and healthcare, who have held three consultation meetings [1] - Experts emphasized the importance of accelerating the construction of "five centers," which is a key mission assigned to Shanghai by the central government, with suggestions including the establishment of a large scientific research system and enhancing supply chain capabilities [1] Group 2 - Experts proposed various suggestions for advancing the construction of a modern people-oriented city, including optimizing public transportation services, promoting interconnectivity of regional rail systems, and accelerating the implementation of low-altitude transportation services [2] - Recommendations also included enhancing vocational education and innovating the tourism economy to improve citizens' work and life experiences, aligning with the city's social and cultural goals [2] Group 3 - The insights gathered will contribute to formulating a plan that aligns with national strategies, reflects Shanghai's realities, and showcases contemporary characteristics, emphasizing the city's appeal to international visitors [3] - Suggestions from citizens included improving accessibility features in urban environments and offering customizable, flexible skill training packages to enhance the skills of new employment groups [3] Group 4 - The "open-door" approach to planning is a significant characteristic of the "14th Five-Year Plan" preparation, with extensive public opinion collection activities organized by government departments, including 77 roundtable meetings that gathered over 1,900 citizen representatives' voices and received more than 10,000 suggestions [4]