《成渝地区双城经济圈协同发展指数报告（2025）》发布：总指数2024年创历史新高，协同创新成主要驱动力

Core Insights - The report from Renmin University evaluates the collaborative development index of the Chengdu-Chongqing economic circle, showing a total index of 126.14 in 2024, a 26.14% increase from 2018, indicating rapid development and economic resilience in the region [1] Group 1: Collaborative Innovation - The collaborative innovation index reached 190.4, driven by significant contributions from innovation output and networks [1] - The region has enhanced knowledge flow and technology transfer through initiatives like the construction of a technology corridor and strengthened industry-academia-research cooperation [1] - Future recommendations include optimizing innovation resource allocation and developing a "Chengdu-Chongqing-Mianyang technology innovation triangle" [1] Group 2: Infrastructure Collaboration - The infrastructure collaboration index stabilized around 100, with a value of 102.39 in 2024, indicating a plateau after previous growth [2] - Key future focuses include "shortboard supplementation, strong linkage, and quality improvement" in infrastructure investment [2] - The aim is to enhance internal connectivity and develop a more balanced "one-hour traffic circle," while promoting digital and green transformations in transportation infrastructure [2] Group 3: Trade and Finance - The trade finance index showed a fluctuating upward trend, reaching 121.34 in 2024, with significant contributions from "industrial integration" [3] - The report emphasizes the need to strengthen the open hub function and create a dual-directional open pattern to support economic collaboration [3] - Enhancing regional cooperation and promoting financial integration between Sichuan and Chongqing are recommended to improve collaborative efficiency [3] Group 4: Urban-Rural Integration - The urban-rural integration index has shown steady growth, with values of 116.7 for Chongqing and 117.9 for Sichuan in 2024 [4] - Recommendations include promoting agricultural modernization and new urbanization, as well as optimizing resource allocation through digitalization [4] - The goal is to enhance rural income channels and improve social security systems to promote comprehensive rural revitalization [4] Group 5: Industrial Development - The industrial development index remains high, with an average of 123.92 in 2024, despite a slight decline from previous years [5] - Recommendations focus on strengthening support for small and specialized enterprises to enhance industrial chain stability [5] - Continuous optimization of the business environment and inter-regional administrative collaboration are suggested to boost market expectations [5]