Core Viewpoint - Dali Prefecture is establishing a new model for ecological governance through systematic policies and actions aimed at protecting and restoring the Erhai Lake ecosystem, while balancing economic development and environmental sustainability [1][14][20]. Group 1: Ecological Governance and Protection Measures - Dali Prefecture has implemented the "Three Treatments and One Improvement" strategy, focusing on water pollution, agricultural non-point source pollution, and waste management, alongside improving lake ecology [1][14]. - The establishment of the China Dali Erhai Plateau Lake Protection Research Base and a scientific team of experts aims to enhance the precision and scientific basis of ecological governance [1][14]. - A digital monitoring platform integrating data from 26 agencies has been developed to support precise governance of the Erhai Lake ecosystem [1][15]. Group 2: Infrastructure Development - Dali has constructed 20 sewage treatment plants, laid 5,743 kilometers of sewage collection pipelines, and built 149,000 septic tanks to create a comprehensive sewage treatment system [15]. - The ecological restoration of rivers entering the lake has achieved a 100% water quality rate for 27 major inflow rivers [15]. Group 3: Agricultural Pollution Control - Dali Prefecture has adopted a "Three Bans and Four Promotions" policy to reduce agricultural pollution, including banning certain fertilizers and pesticides, and promoting organic farming practices [15]. - The area of high-water and high-fertilizer crop cultivation has been reduced by 123,600 acres, and 489,600 acres of high-standard farmland have been established [15]. Group 4: Ecological Restoration Initiatives - The implementation of integrated protection projects for mountains, rivers, forests, fields, lakes, and grasslands has led to the greening of 58,000 acres and the establishment of 40,000 acres of wetlands [16]. - The resurgence of the "water quality indicator" seaweed flower in Erhai Lake symbolizes the success of ecological restoration efforts [16]. Group 5: Long-term Governance Mechanisms - Dali has revised the Erhai protection management regulations five times to create a comprehensive legal framework for ecological governance [17][19]. - The establishment of ecological red lines and strict management zones has led to the relocation of 7,270 people from the lakeshore, promoting a "people retreating, lake advancing" approach [19]. Group 6: Economic Development and Industrial Transformation - Dali Prefecture recognizes the interdependence of economic development and ecological protection, focusing on high-quality industrial transformation while protecting the Erhai ecosystem [20]. - The closure of 46 large-scale aquaculture farms and three cement plants has been part of the strategy to reduce environmental impact [20]. Group 7: Enhancing Quality of Life - Dali Prefecture emphasizes a people-centered development approach, transforming private ecological spaces into public areas for community enjoyment [21]. - Urban and rural development initiatives aim to create a harmonious living environment that integrates natural beauty and cultural heritage [21]. Group 8: Sharing Ecological Protection Experiences - Dali Prefecture promotes its ecological governance experiences as a model for global ecological civilization, participating in international exchanges and forums [22]. - The "Erhai Experience" has been recognized as a benchmark for urban lake management, contributing to global ecological governance discussions [22].

Group 1 - The implementation of the "Beautiful Rivers and Lakes Protection and Construction Action Plan (2025-2027)" will drive the development of multiple industries, with companies encouraged to pay attention to local policy implementation to seize market opportunities [1][6] - The plan sets three phased goals for the construction of beautiful rivers and lakes, aiming for a completion rate of approximately 40% by 2027, significant results by 2030, and basic completion by 2035 [1][6] - The plan emphasizes the need for a comprehensive ecological environment governance system that connects upstream and downstream areas, focusing on improving water ecological environment quality [4][5] Group 2 - The concept of beautiful rivers and lakes includes stable water resources, effective ecological function maintenance, and significant improvement in water quality, enhancing public satisfaction with the ecological environment [2][4] - The plan outlines specific measures for pollution control, including the investigation and remediation of pollution sources along riverbanks, and the construction of urban sewage collection and treatment facilities [5][6] - Key industries expected to benefit from the plan include environmental technology and water treatment, ecological restoration and landscaping, new energy and green shipping, agricultural pollution control, water conservancy engineering, ecological tourism, environmental monitoring, and green finance [6]