转自：新华财经 "别看现在路平、灯亮、雨停水退，在几年前，一场暴雨就能让小区变'荷塘'。"家住天津市河西区柳林 街道下河圈小区的刘大爷聊起家门口的变化感慨万千。 该小区建成于上世纪80年代，由于多种原因，路面年久失修、坑洼不平，再加上排水系统是按照当时的 标准设计，已不能适应如今的排水排涝要求，导致雨后积水成常态。2022年，天津设计之都核心区柳林 街区城市更新项目启动。农业银行天津分行主动对接项目公司的需求，组建跨层级、跨条线的专业团 队，将金融服务延伸至老旧小区改造、雨水花园打造、下沉式绿地建设等各个环节。 如今，居民们不再担心汛期来临。雨水会先被雨水花园"吸收"，再慢慢渗回地下。"过去排涝靠泵，现 在靠'海绵'。"天津城投集团柳林街区城市更新项目负责人说，"在农业银行'融资+融智'的帮助下，我们 高效开展空间优化及更新改造等工作，更换老旧管线，消除安全隐患，增强了社区抵御风险的能力。" "随着政府、企业和金融机构凝聚合力，韧性城市由点及面、从示范走向全国前景可期。"汪川说。（白 鹏、黑锦芸） 编辑：穆皓 在上海的长江口，横沙浅滩固沙保滩稳定河势（横沙大道外延）工程正在紧张有序推进。农业银行上海 黄浦支行 ...

幸福城市焕新升级 人居环境持续改善 发展质量显著提高 城市是现代化的重要载体，习近平总书记高度重视城市工作，多次就城市规划、建设和发展作出重要指示批 示，提出"城市不仅要有高度，更要有温度"。党的十八大以来，党中央两次召开中央城市工作会议，习近平 总书记出席并发表重要讲话。"十四五"以来，我国系统化实施城市基础设施更新改造，城市发展取得历史性 成就。截至2024年底，我国常住人口城镇化率达到67%，9.4亿人生活在城镇；与此同时，城市的综合承载能 力也稳步提升，基础设施日益完善，人居环境持续改善，城市的发展质量和人民生活水平显著提高。一座座 更宜居、更韧性、更智慧的城市，成为人们安居乐业的幸福居所。 更宜居—— 中央纪委国家监委网站 王雅婧 通讯员 张清钰 首开首院文化金融产业园位于北京市东城区，毗邻景山、故宫，原为首开集团总部办公地，随着中心城区非 首都功能疏解，首开集团将总部迁出首都核心区，对园区进行更新改造，同时植入办公、商业、文化、配套 服务等多业态，将传统的办公楼打造成融合性产业园区。这是产业园内的"首开书院"。 图片来源：视觉中国 雄安城市计算中心——未来之城的智能引擎（内景）。 周西娟 摄 西部 ...

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Core Viewpoint - The Shandong provincial government has issued the "Implementation Opinions on Promoting New Urban Infrastructure Construction to Build Resilient Cities," aiming to enhance urban resilience against disaster risks through the integration of new information technologies with urban infrastructure [2] Group 1: Goals and Objectives - The implementation plan sets two key milestones: by 2027, a comprehensive standard and mechanism for new urban infrastructure will be established, and by 2030, a complete digital transformation of urban infrastructure will be achieved [2][3] - The focus is on creating a unified, interconnected information platform across the province, enriching smart application scenarios, and providing replicable and promotable experiences for urban resilience [2] Group 2: Infrastructure Resilience - The plan emphasizes the importance of assessing existing urban infrastructure and old buildings to identify weaknesses and implement targeted improvements [3] - Two major projects are highlighted: the Urban Infrastructure Lifeline Safety Project, which involves installing IoT smart sensing devices for real-time monitoring, and the Building Lifecycle Safety Supervision Project, which aims to enhance safety management during construction using advanced technologies [3] Group 3: Spatial Resilience - The implementation plan outlines four key application scenarios to optimize urban living: improving road travel with smart infrastructure, enhancing public space management, developing smart residential areas, and upgrading digital home environments [4] - These initiatives focus on integrating smart technologies to improve safety, convenience, and efficiency in urban living [4] Group 4: Management Resilience - The plan aims to enhance urban governance through the establishment of a city information model (CIM) platform and a comprehensive urban operation management service platform [5] - This includes integrating various data sources to create a digital sandbox for urban planning and ensuring coordinated management across different governmental levels [5]

Core Viewpoint - The Shandong provincial government is promoting the construction of resilient cities through new urban infrastructure, with a focus on intelligent construction as a key component for development opportunities and urban resilience [1][3]. Group 1: Policy Implementation - The "Implementation Opinions" outlines 12 key tasks, emphasizing the integration of intelligent construction with industrialization, including smart design, construction equipment, and production [3]. - Local governments are encouraged to incorporate intelligent construction into regional development plans and ensure adequate land use for industry clusters [3]. - The provincial government will support technology related to intelligent construction through provincial science and technology plans and promote the application of major equipment and software [3]. Group 2: Industry Development - Shandong is advancing supply-side reforms in the construction industry, aiming to create a modern construction ecosystem that enhances safety and livability [4]. - The province has established a pilot city framework with Qingdao as a national pilot and four other cities as provincial pilots, fostering a collaborative environment for intelligent construction [4]. - A total of 100 pilot enterprises and 102 projects have been developed, showcasing 109 technological innovations in digital design and smart construction [4]. Group 3: Future Directions - The focus will be on building industry clusters and supporting enterprises that integrate research, design, production, and operation into a complete industrial chain [5]. - There will be an emphasis on expanding innovative application scenarios and enhancing collaboration between industry and academia to promote intelligent construction technologies [5]. - The establishment of a standardized pricing system and the optimization of management processes are crucial for accelerating intelligent construction [6].

Core Viewpoint - The Shandong Provincial Government has introduced the "Implementation Opinions on Promoting New Urban Infrastructure Construction and Building Resilient Cities," aiming to enhance urban resilience against disaster risks by 2027 and 2030 [4][5]. Group 1: Goals and Objectives - By 2027, Shandong aims to establish a unified, interconnected information platform and develop a set of standards for new urban infrastructure, providing replicable experiences for the province and the nation [5][6]. - By 2030, the goal is to achieve a comprehensive digital transformation of urban infrastructure, enhancing urban resilience significantly in key areas [5][6]. Group 2: Dimensions of Resilience - The implementation plan focuses on three dimensions of resilience: facility resilience, spatial resilience, and management resilience, with 12 key tasks outlined to create a systematic approach to building resilient cities [6][7]. - Facility resilience involves improving the safety of urban infrastructure through comprehensive assessments and the integration of smart monitoring technologies [6][7]. - Spatial resilience emphasizes optimizing urban layouts to enhance livability and smart living environments, including improvements in transportation, public spaces, and residential areas [7][8]. Group 3: Technological Integration - The plan includes the establishment of a City Information Model (CIM) platform to integrate various data sources, creating a digital representation of urban spaces for better management [8]. - It also aims to enhance urban operation management through a service platform that promotes cross-departmental collaboration and real-time data sharing [8].

Core Viewpoint - The articles emphasize the importance of "safety redundancy" in urban planning and disaster management to mitigate the impacts of extreme weather events, which are increasingly recognized as a significant global risk [1][2][3] Group 1: Extreme Weather and Urban Vulnerability - Jiangsu Province is currently facing severe weather due to Typhoon No. 8, highlighting the need for effective disaster preparedness and response measures [1] - Extreme weather events, such as droughts and heavy rainfall, are becoming more frequent, necessitating a reevaluation of urban infrastructure and safety protocols [1][2] - The tragic incident of a fallen tree during a storm underscores the vulnerabilities in urban management, where aging infrastructure and lack of proper maintenance can lead to catastrophic outcomes [2] Group 2: Importance of Safety Redundancy - "Safety redundancy" is defined as having backup systems in place to manage risks effectively, which is crucial in preventing disasters when primary defenses fail [1][2] - The lack of investment in safety redundancy is often due to the misalignment of costs and benefits, where the benefits of preventing disasters are not immediately visible [2] - The concept of safety redundancy is increasingly recognized in urban planning, with calls for cities to incorporate sufficient backup measures to handle extreme weather events [3] Group 3: Recommendations for Urban Resilience - The Central Urban Work Conference has called for the construction of resilient cities, emphasizing the need for redundancy in urban planning to prepare for unforeseen disasters [3] - Urban planners are encouraged to consider extreme weather factors in their designs, ensuring that adequate emergency shelters and flood control measures are in place [3] - Public awareness and education on risk management are essential components of building a resilient urban environment, promoting individual preparedness alongside institutional measures [3]

Core Viewpoint - The articles emphasize the importance of enhancing urban infrastructure to address environmental challenges and improve urban resilience in the context of rapid urbanization and climate change [1][2][3][4] Group 1: Urban Infrastructure Challenges - Urbanization has led to issues such as aging infrastructure and imbalanced construction, with significant problems in sewage collection and treatment systems [1] - The lack of effective sewage management can lead to environmental hazards, especially during extreme weather events, highlighting the need for infrastructure upgrades [1][2] - The transition from large-scale urban expansion to improving existing infrastructure is crucial for sustainable urban development [1][2] Group 2: Resilient City Development - The concept of resilient cities is becoming essential for urban safety and sustainable development, requiring integration into urban planning and construction [2][3] - Cities like Beijing are pioneering resilient city frameworks, while Shenzhen has successfully combined water management with urban development [2][3] - Enhancing urban resilience is linked to long-term competitiveness, attracting investment and talent [3] Group 3: Urban Renewal and Quality Development - Urban renewal should focus on high-quality, sustainable improvements rather than mere reconstruction, ensuring that projects meet community needs and withstand the test of time [4] - Balancing aesthetic improvements with foundational infrastructure is vital for long-term urban prosperity and public approval [4] - The government is actively supporting urban renewal initiatives to identify and mitigate infrastructure risks, promoting a shift from quantity to quality in urban development [3][4]

7月20日，全市党建引领网格化高效能治理工作推进会召开，深入学习贯彻习近平总书记在中央城 市工作会议上和在河南考察时重要讲话精神，认真落实中央和省委关于党建引领基层高效能治理的部署 要求，总结上半年工作，安排部署下阶段重点任务。省委常委、市委书记安伟主持会议并讲话。 安伟强调，要站位更高标准要求，奋力打造高效能治理标杆城市。要"全面通"，用足用好网格化治 理平台这一载体，进一步厘清融合方向、目标、思路，推动各类治理资源、便民业务、数据信息全面打 通、协同一体。要"深度融"，聚焦重点领域治理，加快推动群众诉求反映渠道"多平台归一"，及时回应 群众关切，合力解决急难愁盼；聚焦城市全域泛在感知体系建设，发挥组织优势，强化数智赋能，打造 及时预警、智能防控的"韧性城市"，实现全面融入、有机联动。要"强机制"，健全完善上下协同、左右 联动、齐抓共管的多模态治理体系，推动"平急重"各类城市运行状态迅速切换、无缝衔接，形成纵向到 底、横向到边的现代化治理体系。要"求突破"，抓好热点问题、突出矛盾的靶向施治、有力化解，加强 对高频事项、"三跨"事项的研究，集中力量打造一批先行应用场景，形成更强的示范性、引领性、标志 性效应， ...

Core Viewpoint - The Central Urban Work Conference has outlined "one optimization and six constructions" as key tasks to promote high-quality urban development, providing scientific guidance and clear direction for future urban work [1] Group 1: Urban Development Strategies - The conference emphasizes the need to optimize the modern urban system and construct vibrant innovation cities, comfortable livable cities, green low-carbon beautiful cities, safe resilient cities, morally uplifting civilized cities, and convenient efficient smart cities [1] - Innovation is highlighted as the "key variable" and "largest increment" for future success, with specific deployments for building vibrant innovation cities [2] - Cities are identified as the main battleground for technological innovation and industrial development, necessitating tailored strategies to foster innovation ecosystems and stimulate entrepreneurial vitality [2] Group 2: Reform and Safety Measures - Existing policies from the period of urban expansion are deemed inadequate, necessitating reforms to enhance urban dynamism and adapt to new circumstances [3] - The concept of a resilient city is underscored, with a focus on prioritizing ecological and safety considerations in urban development [3] - The need for proactive risk management and emergency preparedness in urban planning and governance is emphasized, particularly in light of concentrated safety risks in densely populated urban areas [3][4] Group 3: Implementation and Capacity Building - The complexity of urban work requires strengthening the quality and capabilities of urban work teams to effectively implement the outlined tasks [4] - A commitment to practical, results-oriented approaches and a proactive attitude is essential for achieving new successes in high-quality urban development [4]