Core Viewpoint - The action plan aims to promote the construction of new urban infrastructure that is digital, networked, and intelligent, enhancing urban risk prevention and governance capabilities by 2027 [1][4][6]. Group 1: Financing Mechanisms - Establish a diversified financing system led by government investment and supported by enterprise investment, encouraging local governments to strengthen policy guidance through reward and subsidy mechanisms [2][30]. - Support eligible projects to issue Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) in the infrastructure sector, while promoting market-oriented credit allocation by financial institutions without increasing local government hidden debts [2][30]. Group 2: Smart Urban Infrastructure - Implement action plans for the construction and renovation of smart municipal infrastructure, focusing on safety management and the integration of information technology [2][7]. - Promote the development of smart city infrastructure in conjunction with intelligent connected vehicles, enhancing urban travel environments and digital governance [2][8]. Group 3: Smart Residential Areas - Advance the construction of smart residential areas and community embedded service facilities, improving safety and management systems for residential buildings [3][10]. - Support the digital transformation of urban commercial areas and enhance the management of residential properties through smart technologies [3][10]. Group 4: Digital Home Development - Strengthen the construction of residential information infrastructure, promoting the installation of high-speed fiber networks and smart home products in both new and existing homes [3][11]. - Encourage the interconnectivity of digital home product platforms to enhance user experience and data security [3][11]. Group 5: Intelligent Construction and Industrialization - Foster the development of intelligent construction industry bases in cities, promoting the application of Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology across various infrastructure projects [3][12][18]. - Encourage the intelligent production and upgrading of construction components, integrating automation and innovative technologies [3][12][20]. Group 6: Urban Information Model (CIM) Platform - Build a comprehensive data resource system to enhance information sharing across urban planning, construction, and management sectors [3][13][22]. - Develop the CIM platform as a digital foundation for urban governance, facilitating multi-domain applications and risk assessments [3][13][24]. Group 7: Urban Operation Management - Promote a unified urban operation management service platform to enhance real-time monitoring and coordination of urban services [3][14][25]. - Establish a three-tiered platform system for urban operation management, ensuring data sharing and collaborative governance [3][14][26]. Group 8: Support Measures - Drive technological empowerment and talent cultivation in the new urban infrastructure sector, enhancing research and development capabilities [3][15][29]. - Strengthen data sharing and security measures to ensure the safe and efficient operation of urban infrastructure [3][15][31].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is the progress and initiatives taken by Jinan in advancing new urban infrastructure construction to build a resilient city, as outlined in the implementation opinions released by the Shandong Provincial Government [1][3][4] - Jinan has established the first urban-level CIM platform in Shandong, achieving a full-scale 3D modeling of 1,654 square kilometers, which supports urban management and enhances the city's ability to respond to extreme weather and public health events [1][3] - The "1+3+N" platform system has been formed in Jinan, which includes one data foundation and three new urban construction pilot platforms, enabling intelligent discovery and distribution of 26 urban management issues [3][4] Group 2 - Jinan's new urban construction industry ecosystem is structured as "1+2+15," focusing on three main industrial parks that are expected to achieve a total output value of 7.008 billion yuan by 2024 [3][4] - The city has released a local standard for the development index system of new urban infrastructure construction, establishing the first national development index system for new urban construction [4] - Future plans include the implementation of intelligent municipal infrastructure construction and renovation, with a focus on digital management throughout the entire lifecycle of construction projects [4]