Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights Ningxia's effective land resource management during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, ensuring the allocation of 231,800 mu (approximately 15,453 hectares) for various construction projects to support high-quality regional development [1][2] - Ningxia has established an annual planning indicator system for construction land, prioritizing land use for national and regional key projects, special industries, major infrastructure, and livelihood projects, achieving comprehensive coverage of reasonable land use demands [1][2] - The approval process for land use has been significantly optimized, reducing the approval levels from three tiers to direct reporting to the autonomous region, resulting in a 60% increase in efficiency compared to 2021 [1] Group 2 - Ningxia has successfully revitalized existing land resources, completing pilot projects for collective rural construction land in four counties, with a total of 32 plots covering 1,374 mu (approximately 91.6 hectares) and generating a transaction amount of 84.16 million yuan [2] - The area of construction land used per unit of GDP in Ningxia has decreased by 16.9%, exceeding the set target, while 200 plots of industrial land have been sold, covering 25,200 mu (approximately 1,680 hectares) to support new industries and business formats [2] - In the mineral resources sector, Ningxia has implemented 637 geological exploration projects and successfully auctioned 15 coal mining rights, adding nearly 30 million tons of coal production capacity, with total coal output surpassing 100 million tons for the first time [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Natural Resources of China has introduced a linked approval process for land, forest, grassland, and marine use, resulting in significant reductions in project approval times and increased efficiency in resource allocation [1][8]. Group 1: Linked Approval Process - 15 provinces have adopted the linked approval method, approving 958 projects with an average approval time reduction of 25%, and some projects achieving up to 80% reduction [1][8]. - The linked approval process aims to streamline multiple departmental reviews into a parallel examination, addressing issues of redundant submissions and lengthy approval times [8]. Group 2: Economic Development Support - A dedicated task force has been established to address the "pain points" and "bottlenecks" faced by major economic provinces, with 293 requests submitted, of which 133 have been resolved [9]. - The initiative supports the development of local economies by facilitating the use of collective land for industrial purposes, as demonstrated by the agricultural technology industrial park project in Guozhen County, which has created over 200 jobs [3][7]. Group 3: Policy Implementation and Outcomes - The Ministry has implemented various policies to ensure effective investment and resource allocation, including the "Hundred Major Projects" list and proactive spatial coordination services [7][9]. - The approach aims to convert problem lists into effective outcomes by addressing common issues across provinces and improving institutional policies [9].