12月16日，广东省人民政府新闻办召开第七场"'十四五'广东成就"系列主题新闻发布会，主题为"城乡区 域协调发展"。会上，广东省自然资源厅副厅长朱国鸣介绍，近年来，广东通过开展全域土地综合整 治，深入推进"人进城、钱进县、盘活土地"等重点改革任务，促进城乡要素平等交换、双向流动，助 力"百千万工程"。 朱国鸣表示，全省各地探索因地制宜的全域土地综合整治模式，涌现出一批具有全域性、综合性的典型 示范案例。 在珠三角地区，广州市黄埔区聚焦超大城市土地精细化治理，构建五级实施体系，实现乡村振兴与新质 生产力发展的深度融合。 苗米省级现代农业产业园。资料图 汕尾市红海湾开发区与比亚迪公司共建绿色制造产业园，规划平整1.8万亩产业空间，依托汕尾市产业 基础、港口物流、绿电资源等禀赋优势，打造新能源汽车和新型储能产业集群。 埔区水声水库风景如画。资料图 广州市黄 佛山市三水区通过区镇级国资联动，引入政策性金融支持；发展高效农业模式，推动农业向集约化、高 附加值转型；通过市场化机制开展生态修复工作，让生态保护与经济发展良性互动。 珠海市金湾区以"海陆联动"为核心，打造"海上生产—陆地加工—港口流通"一体化产业链条；创新"飞 ...

政校研企羊城共 探"头雁"高飞新 路径！2025中山 大学"头雁"发展 论坛举办_南方 +_南方plus 12月7日，一场 围绕乡村产业振 兴核心动能 ——"头雁"人才 的深度对话在广 州中山大学南校 园展开。2025年 中山大学"头 雁"发展论坛暨 第二期贵州"头 雁"培育能力提 升集训班，汇聚 了湖北、湖南、 四川、贵州、云 南等省份的项目 实施代表，以及 中国农业大学、 浙江大学、上海 交通大学、西北 农林科技大学等 多所顶尖高校的 专家学者，旨在 总结"十四五"经 验，共商"十五 五"时期乡村领 军人才高质量发 展的系统方案。 2025年中山大学"头雁"发展论坛会场 论坛研讨环节直 指核心议题。与 会代表围绕 《"头雁"项目培 育机构典型模 式、服务机制与 优化路径研究》 这一总结性课 题，展开务实讨 论。中山大学副 校长邰忠智在致 辞中表示："'头 雁'项目远不止 于技能培训，它 是一项旨在激活 乡村内生动力的 系统工程。" 在听取中山大学 课题负责人对课 题立项情况、研 究设计、预期成 果介绍后，贵州 省农业农村厅二 级巡视员、人事 处处长王文虹， 湖北省农业农村 厅科技与人才处 处长、一级调研 ...

《办法》提出，县级政府要构建"政府引导+市场运作+社会参与"多元机制，鼓励金融机构和社会 资本依规参与项目投资、施工及运营，确保资金来源有保障、可实现。鼓励运用好村民议事决策机制参 与项目决策、建设、监督、管护等，支持具备条件的集体经济组织或村民委员会组织当地群众通过投工 投劳等方式参与简易工程施工。 为强化监管效能，《办法》要求按照"自治区负总责、市级监管、县乡实施"机制，将耕地保护、新 增耕地质量等纳入年度核算。总投资或整治规模低于原方案80%的不予通过整体验收，整改不合格则移 出储备库。明确县级政府应加强政策指导和产业扶持力度，引导产业经营主体、农村集体经济组织或相 关权利人持续稳定利用整治后的各类土地资源，培育壮大相关产业，加强对垦造和恢复耕地的质量建 设。（唐广生 周复宏 袁文馨） 日前，自治区自然资源厅印发《广西全域土地综合整治管理办法》，学习运用"千万工程"经验，以 制度化方式规范全域土地综合整治工作，为优化国土空间布局、促进耕地保护和土地节约集约利用提供 制度保障。 在项目谋划与实施流程上，《办法》要求综合考虑整治区域资源禀赋、工作基础、资金来源、群众 意愿等，合理谋划全域土地综合整治。实施单 ...

编辑：令文芳 （央视财经《经济信息联播》）"十四五"期间，全国全域土地综合整治取得积极成效。共有24个省份实 施1700多个项目，完成整治总规模1000多万亩，其中农用地整治700多万亩，实现新增耕地80多万亩， 夯实了粮食安全基础。 转载请注明央视财经 ...

Core Insights - The article highlights the achievements of Sichuan's natural resources department during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, focusing on resource protection, development assurance, and ecological restoration [3][4]. Group 1: Agricultural Land Protection - Sichuan has implemented a "field leader system," establishing over 187,600 field leaders and grassroots grid workers to ensure comprehensive monitoring of agricultural land [5]. - By the end of 2024, the province aims to maintain an agricultural land area of 79.6054 million acres, with 63.5706 million acres designated as permanent basic farmland [5]. - The province has seen a net increase in agricultural land for four consecutive years, while illegal occupation of agricultural land has decreased for six consecutive years [7]. Group 2: Ecological Restoration - The "Yellow River Watershed Ecological Restoration Project" has completed ecological restoration over 232,500 hectares, significantly reducing sediment concentration in the Yellow River [10][12]. - The project has led to an increase in the population of rare species such as the black-necked crane, with their activity frequency rising by 40% compared to 2022 [10][12]. - A comprehensive monitoring system using three-dimensional technology has been established to ensure the sustainability of restoration efforts [13]. Group 3: Rural Planning and Development - Sichuan has developed a national land spatial planning framework, with over 1,800 village-level spatial plans completed [15][16]. - The planning team identified that the ancient village of Gulu has rich tourism resources but weak economic conversion, leading to a focus on developing it as a highland canyon leisure tourism demonstration village [16][17]. - The village has seen a significant increase in tourist numbers, with a peak daily reception of 8,000 visitors, prompting adjustments in infrastructure and service facilities [17][18].

Core Insights - The Ministry of Natural Resources organized an expert consultation meeting to discuss comprehensive land remediation plans for Hami City and Feicheng City, highlighting the importance of addressing local land use inefficiencies and environmental constraints [1] Group 1: Hami City Comprehensive Land Remediation - The project in Hami City focuses on addressing issues such as inefficient land use, insufficient urban land security, and environmental limitations, aiming to create a long-term remediation blueprint [2] - The plan includes a functional structure of "one core, two axes, and four zones," leveraging the strategic location and advantages of the area to enhance industrial development [2] - Key actions include the construction of high-standard farmland (422.02 hectares), revitalization of inefficient construction land (27.02 hectares), and restoration of degraded land and abandoned mines, with a goal to transform the area into a model for urban-rural integration and ecological livability [2] Group 2: Feicheng City Comprehensive Land Remediation - The Feicheng City plan aligns with national strategies for ecological protection and high-quality development, aiming to establish a model for rural revitalization [3] - The plan is based on four core concepts: comprehensive remediation, livability, green remediation, and cultural empowerment, resulting in a structured layout of "two belts, three corridors, and six zones" [3] - It introduces six major industries, including lithium battery recycling and traditional Chinese medicine integration, to optimize resource allocation and enhance the overall rural landscape [3] - The plan emphasizes public participation through multiple rounds of feedback from citizens and government departments, enhancing community engagement in the remediation process [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the strategic importance of special bonds in supporting comprehensive land remediation projects, highlighting their role in financing large-scale public projects while addressing local fiscal constraints. Group 1: Special Bonds and Land Remediation - Special bonds serve as a crucial financing channel for local governments, aligning with the characteristics of comprehensive land remediation projects, which require significant investment and have public welfare aspects [1][2]. - Successful application for special bonds can provide long-term, relatively low-cost construction funds, effectively addressing the issue of insufficient local fiscal investment [1]. Group 2: Application Process for Special Bonds - The application process for special bonds involves a systematic approach, encapsulated in seven key stages: planning, preparation, reporting, issuance, utilization, management, and repayment [3]. - The initial planning phase ("mou") is critical, ensuring that the project aligns with the support direction of special bonds and has a feasible revenue balance model [3]. Group 3: Key Considerations for Project Implementation - Projects must accurately identify policy support areas, ensuring they fall within the key sectors for special bond funding, such as agriculture, ecological protection, and urban infrastructure [4][5][6][7][8]. - A scientifically constructed revenue self-balancing model is essential, with core revenue sources including land indicator revenues, resource management revenues, and rental income from constructed assets [9][10][11][12]. Group 4: Documentation and Compliance - High-quality application materials are vital for project approval, including feasibility studies, implementation plans, financial assessment reports, and legal opinions [15][16][17][18][19][20]. - The preparation of these documents must adhere to principles of authenticity, consistency, rigor, and compliance with regulatory requirements [22][23][24]. Group 5: Lifecycle Performance Management - Establishing a unified performance management mechanism throughout the lifecycle of the project is crucial, encompassing borrowing, usage, management, and repayment [31]. - Detailed performance indicators should be set, and a regular monitoring mechanism established to ensure alignment with project goals [32]. Group 6: Risk Management and Compliance - Ensuring that project revenues are genuinely derived from the project itself is essential to avoid the creation of hidden government debts [42]. - A comprehensive audit and supervision framework must be in place to address all aspects of project management, from decision-making to fund utilization and debt repayment [44]. Group 7: Cross-Departmental Collaboration - Effective cross-departmental collaboration is necessary for the successful implementation of comprehensive land remediation projects, involving various governmental departments [46]. - Engaging with the community and ensuring transparency in project planning and execution can foster public support and mitigate social instability [49].

Core Viewpoint - The transformation of Changbu Village from a low-end industrial area to a high-quality development model is driven by strategic land reform and the integration of industry, city, and rural development, showcasing a replicable model for rural revitalization in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [1][8]. Development Background - Changbu Village initially adopted a "come one, come all" approach to industrial development, leading to a concentration of low-end industries and environmental issues [2]. - By 2010, over 400 enterprises had settled in the village, making it one of the largest industrial villages in the region, but this rapid growth resulted in fragmented land use and low productivity [2]. - The "Changbu No. 1" site exemplified these challenges, with low output and high energy consumption, necessitating urgent industrial upgrades [2][3]. Transformation Strategy - The local government initiated a comprehensive land reform plan, incorporating the "Changbu No. 1" site into a broader land consolidation project to facilitate industrial upgrades [3]. - A new project focused on smart logistics and supply chain management is expected to generate an annual tax revenue of 45 million yuan, significantly increasing the village's economic income [3][6]. Infrastructure and Public Services - Infrastructure improvements include expanding and upgrading roads, enhancing sewage systems, and creating a beautiful river landscape to improve both industrial and living environments [4][5]. - The establishment of a community service center aims to provide comprehensive support for residents and employees, enhancing the overall quality of life [5]. Future Planning - The village plans to continue its industrial upgrade by clearing low-efficiency industries and attracting high-quality projects, with significant land leases expiring in the coming years [6]. - A new fitness and leisure industry model is being developed, integrating sports training facilities with local tourism resources to create a sustainable economic ecosystem [6]. Economic Growth - The collective economy of Changbu Village has shown steady growth, with projected collective income reaching 4.8 million yuan in 2024, and total income for village groups exceeding 12 million yuan [7]. Conclusion - The successful transformation of Changbu Village illustrates the importance of strategic planning and integrated development, providing a model for rural revitalization that balances industrial growth with community well-being [8].

Core Viewpoint - The Sichuan Provincial Government aims to implement at least 60 comprehensive land remediation projects by 2027, with a goal to establish a replicable model by 2030, leveraging the "Ten Million Project" experience [1][2] Group 1: Key Work Areas - The implementation plan outlines six key areas: strengthening planning guidance, conducting agricultural land remediation, organizing construction land, promoting ecological protection and restoration, exploring the protection of unique resources, and expanding remediation content [1] - Agricultural land remediation will involve integrating spatial governance of arable, forest, and garden lands to improve quality and connectivity [1] - Construction land organization will focus on revitalizing and optimizing underutilized and idle construction land based on regional development needs [1] - Ecological protection and restoration will adopt localized, small-scale, and nature-based restoration measures [1] Group 2: Policy Measures - The plan specifies five policy measures: optimizing land spatial layout, enhancing land use efficiency, realizing the value of natural resource assets, strengthening element guarantee incentives, and exploring cross-regional remediation practices [2] - Cross-regional remediation will consider rural types, resource endowments, industrial linkages, and development needs to explore comprehensive land remediation across different scales and dimensions [2] - Comprehensive land remediation will be conducted at the township level, focusing on agricultural land organization, construction land organization, ecological protection, and historical cultural preservation [2]

Group 1: Major Project Element Guarantee - Jiangsu Province's natural resource element guarantee for major projects has shown significant results, with a total of 359,600 acres secured, including 341,000 acres for provincial major projects and 18,600 acres for key private investment projects [3][4] - The element guarantee work is advanced through three main approaches: integrated land use planning, improved construction land approval efficiency, and integrated element guarantee services [4][5] - The province aims to strengthen pre-intervention, enhance departmental collaboration, and promote innovative reforms to support continuous economic recovery [5] Group 2: Comprehensive Land Improvement - The "Ten Thousand Project" is a successful practice of the "Green Mountains and Clear Water are Gold and Silver Mountains" concept in rural areas, with Jiangsu establishing a systematic approach to land improvement through pilot projects [6][7] - The implementation plan emphasizes localized strategies, full-process control, and improved policy support for land use optimization and ecological protection [6][7][9] - Jiangsu has completed 499,400 acres of agricultural land improvement and 127,700 acres of construction land organization, showcasing effective ecological restoration and public space governance [11][16] Group 3: National Land Change Survey Results - The 2024 National Land Change Survey, initiated on October 1, aims to comprehensively understand land use changes, with stable overall areas for agricultural, construction, and unused land [17][18] - The province has achieved significant results in farmland protection, with a total farmland area of 62,542,400 acres, and has increased transportation and water engineering land by 116,100 acres and 50,000 acres respectively [18] - The survey results will enhance the management capabilities of natural resources, supporting land spatial planning and ecological restoration efforts [18] Group 4: Water Resource Investigation - Jiangsu has taken the lead in national water resource investigations, implementing efficient measures to form basic data ahead of schedule [19] - The province has established a collaborative working mechanism and optimized technical systems for comprehensive water resource evaluation [19] - The development of a smart platform for data collection and analysis has been achieved, enhancing the efficiency of water resource management [19]