Group 1: Core Concepts - The Jiangsu Provincial Government aims to cultivate a number of livable and workable rural areas, selecting 40 areas as provincial cultivation objects for 2024-2025 [1] - The initiative emphasizes the development of rural industries, moving from "one village, one product" to "multiple products in one area," enhancing the value chain of agricultural products [1][2] - The program encourages collaboration between rural communities and enterprises to improve market presence and brand recognition [1] Group 2: Aesthetic Development - The focus is on creating aesthetically pleasing rural areas, transitioning from "one village's beauty" to "shared beauty among villages" [2] - The initiative promotes the integration of local culture and landscape design, encouraging designers and artists to participate in rural development [2] - The development of local cultural brands and traditional crafts is highlighted, with examples of successful projects generating significant economic value [2] Group 3: Shared Services - The program aims to enhance public services and infrastructure, moving from basic guarantees to quality living standards [3] - It emphasizes the integration of transportation, information, and logistics infrastructure, with a focus on rural cold chain logistics [3] - The initiative seeks to improve access to education, healthcare, and other public services in rural areas, particularly for those farther from urban centers [3] Group 4: Collaborative Operations - The strategy promotes resource integration and cooperative development among villages, moving from isolated operations to collective growth [4] - Examples include the establishment of operational companies that enhance collective economic income through collaboration [4] - The initiative explores financial mechanisms to support agricultural modernization and collective asset management [4] Group 5: Organizational Development - The program encourages the establishment of joint party committees and collaborative governance structures among rural areas [5] - It focuses on talent recruitment and retention to drive rural economic development, with initiatives to support young professionals [5] - The initiative includes performance-based incentives for collective economic management teams to enhance operational efficiency [5]