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央广网乌鲁木齐9月24日消息从天山区清运队调度员十余年的城市穿梭，参与并见证城市环境焕发新生；从"三 馆"优雅迁入"六馆一心"，为市民铺就一条丰富多彩的公益文化之路；再到高新区（新市区）"智高新"数字应用服 务平台的深度融入，让智慧服务触手可及……在新疆乌鲁木齐市，每一处细微的脉动都唱响着民生的关怀与进步 的旋律。 这一系列创新实践，不仅勾勒出乌鲁木齐城市治理现代化的生动图景，更深刻诠释了"人民城市人民建，人民城 市为人民"的温暖内涵，让城市的每一次跳动都饱含对民生的深情厚谊。 清运提效换新颜：天山区垃圾分类绘就城市文明底色 早上七点，乌鲁木齐市天山区环卫清运队的调度员张新民已经检查了天山区大半的垃圾清运情况，七点半，记者 跟着他的调度车穿梭在天山区的大街小巷。一个个小区、商圈、清运站……就在这晨曦交换之间，他在道路上见 证着城市的变化。 张新明回忆，以前垃圾车无水箱、未分类，常有满溢滞留、异味扰民问题。如今，通过优化调度流程、增设分类 专用车辆、建立社区－清运队快速响应机制，提升了垃圾清运速度，也提高了市民满意度。 随着城市发展，市民观念也随着城市化进程不断进步。清运队分类负责人孟庆超介绍，2019年天山区 ...

出镜：尤曼玉 制作：覃圣谕 近日，国际传播"丝路奖"采访团探访上海杨浦，探寻"人民城市"理念的生动实践。从工业遗存焕新 的杨浦滨江，到幸福满满的长白228街坊，杨浦以其从"工业锈带"到"生活秀带"的精彩蜕变，向世界发 出了"Let's Young"的青春邀请。 策划：刘恋 李卓恒 ...

人民城市人民建，人民城市为人民。近期,"人民城市·画话天津"系列短视频在中国新闻网上线。该系列 短视频紧紧围绕建设创新、宜居、美丽、韧性、文明、智慧的现代化人民城市目标，全景式呈现天津坚 持以人民为中心的发展思想，在文化传承、城市更新、生态治理、产业焕新等维度的创新实践，展现天 津如何以人文温度与科技锐度，书写新时代"城、人、产、文、绿"和谐共生的生动画卷。 ...

Group 1 - The article discusses the significance of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and its impact on innovation and development in Tianjin, highlighting the city's role as a hub for technological advancement [1] - It emphasizes the collaboration between various sectors, including technology and finance, to foster an environment conducive to innovation [1] - The narrative suggests that Tianjin is positioning itself as a leading city in the context of the SCO, aiming to attract investments and talent [1]

Core Viewpoint - The recent Central Urban Work Conference indicates that urbanization in China is transitioning from a rapid growth phase to a stable development phase, focusing on improving existing urban quality and efficiency rather than large-scale expansion [1] Group 1: Urban Development and Governance - Urban development should prioritize connotative development, emphasizing governance over mere construction, and enhancing governance efficiency through optimized resource allocation and innovative methods [1][2] - High-efficiency governance is essential for urban connotative development, aiming to unify various governance characteristics such as people-oriented, timely response, recognition of results, economic input, precision, collaboration, systematic approach, and normative methods [2][5] Group 2: Characteristics of High-Efficiency Governance - People-oriented governance emphasizes that urban development should start and end with the people, ensuring their satisfaction and participation in governance [2][3] - Timeliness in governance is crucial, requiring quick responses to residents' reasonable demands and proactive problem-solving [3][4] - Recognition of governance results involves ensuring that solutions meet residents' needs and providing explanations for any unmet demands [3][4] - Economic input in governance focuses on achieving higher outputs with lower costs, assessing governance efficiency through the ratio of input to output [4][5] - Precision in governance requires accurately identifying governance targets and addressing specific public issues without a one-size-fits-all approach [4][5] - Collaborative governance necessitates the involvement of various stakeholders, including government, society, and the public, to create a cohesive governance effort [4][5] - Systematic governance recognizes the complexity of urban issues, advocating for comprehensive and integrated approaches to problem-solving [4][5] Group 3: Urban Governance Areas - Transportation is a critical area for governance, with current challenges including traffic congestion and inadequate public transport infrastructure [6] - Public services should focus on enhancing the quality and accessibility of essential services, addressing the needs of vulnerable populations [7] - Ecological governance aims to address pollution and promote green urban development, ensuring a harmonious relationship between nature and urban life [8] - Social security governance involves preventing and managing social conflicts and ensuring public safety [9] - Public safety governance focuses on managing risks associated with urban infrastructure and emergency preparedness [9] Group 4: Reform and Innovation - To improve urbanization quality, there is a need for reform and innovation, particularly in increasing the urbanization rate of the registered population [11][12] - Emphasizing a people-centered approach in urban governance aligns with the goal of building modern, people-oriented cities [12] - A systematic perspective is necessary for effective urban governance, ensuring coordination across planning, construction, operation, and management [13] - A focus on risk awareness and management is essential to address the various risks associated with urbanization [14] - Leveraging technology is crucial for modern urban governance, enhancing efficiency and service delivery [15] - Strengthening grassroots governance is vital for effective community engagement and problem-solving [16] Group 5: Leadership and Governance Structure - The leadership of the Communist Party is fundamental to urban governance, ensuring policy coherence and effective execution [17] - Establishing a scientific evaluation system for urban development is necessary to enhance governance effectiveness and address existing governance challenges [17]

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Core Viewpoint - The series of short videos titled "People's City: Painting Tianjin" showcases Tianjin's commitment to building a modern city centered around the people, highlighting its innovative practices in cultural heritage, urban renewal, ecological governance, and industrial revitalization [1] Group 1 - The series emphasizes the goal of creating an innovative, livable, beautiful, resilient, civilized, and smart modern city [1] - It presents a panoramic view of Tianjin's development philosophy that prioritizes the people [1] - The videos illustrate how Tianjin integrates cultural warmth with technological advancement to achieve harmonious coexistence of city, people, industry, culture, and environment [1]

人民城市人民建，人民城市为人民。近期，"人民城市·画话天津"系列短视频在中国新闻网上线。该系列短视频紧 紧围绕建设创新、宜居、美丽、韧性、文明、智慧的现代化人民城市目标，全景式呈现天津坚持以人民为中心的 发展思想，在文化传承、城市更新、生态治理、产业焕新等维度的创新实践，展现天津如何以人文温度与科技锐 度，书写新时代"城、人、产、文、绿"和谐共生的生动画卷。 ...

Core Insights - The article emphasizes the transition of China's urbanization from a rapid growth phase to a stable development phase, highlighting the need for a shift in urban governance and development strategies [1][3][8] Group 1: Urbanization Transition - China's urbanization rate has approached 70%, indicating a shift from rapid expansion to stable development, which requires new governance approaches [1][3] - The previous growth model focused on GDP expansion is no longer effective; urban governance must enhance quality and efficiency [1][4] - The essence of modern cities is order and civilization, necessitating a focus on creating mature urban environments that prioritize the needs of residents [1][6] Group 2: Challenges and Opportunities - The slowdown in urbanization presents challenges such as declining land sales and the need for new governance models to address the complexities of urban life [5][6] - Despite the challenges, there are still significant opportunities for growth through urban renewal, rural-urban integration, and industrial upgrades [8][9] - The article suggests that urban development should focus on enriching the urban experience rather than merely expanding physical infrastructure [7][8] Group 3: People's City Concept - The concept of a "People's City" is introduced, emphasizing that urban development should prioritize the rights and needs of all residents, including migrants [9][12] - The article advocates for equal rights for rural migrants in urban areas, including access to education, employment, and housing [13][14] - The need for a participatory approach in urban planning is highlighted, where residents have a voice in decisions affecting their communities [10][11] Group 4: Urban Governance and Structure - The article discusses the necessity of transitioning from a land-based development model to a people-centered approach, focusing on the quality of life for urban residents [6][15] - Urban renewal should aim to optimize land use and enhance the overall urban structure, moving away from large-scale land acquisition to more nuanced, localized development strategies [17][18] - The integration of urban and rural areas is crucial for future urban planning, with an emphasis on creating a continuous urban-rural continuum [18][21]