层峦叠翠间，云雾绕青山。地处秦岭腹地的陕西省宁陕县，正以一场关乎发展与保护的变革，诠释着绿 色发展之路。这座素有"九山半水半分田"之称的山区小县城，将得天独厚的生态优势，化作富民强县的 发展优势，蹚出一条生态与经济共生共荣的路子。 据了解，宁陕县通过持续推进天然林保护、退耕还林等重点生态工程，五年间累计完成造林绿化32.2万 亩，让秦岭生态屏障愈发坚实，让群山叠翠的底色更加鲜亮。 宁陕县以"规模化收储、专业化整合、市场化运作"的模式，激活散落在山水间的碎片化生态资源， 让"沉睡"的生态资产转化为可持续增值的"活资本"。这一创新实践成功入选陕西省生态产品价值实现典 型案例，为山区县域守护"绿水青山"、撬动"金山银山"提供了可操作、可复制的创新范式。 如何让"绿水青山"变成"金山银山"？宁陕给出的答案，藏在"特色农业+生态旅游+绿色工业"的三元产业 体系里，让生态"高颜值"持续转化为经济"高价值"。 在有机农业领域，宁陕锚定中药材、食用菌、蜂蜜等特色品类精耕细作，累计认证有机农产品15个。其 中，国家地理标志认证产品宁陕香菇极具代表性——其区域品牌价值达2.26亿元，凭借高品质畅销全 国，成为带动民众增收的"黄金 ...

县域经济是国民经济的基本单元。县域一头连着城市，一头接着乡村，是城乡融合发展的关键载体 和区域经济高质量发展的重要支撑。 "十四五"以来，陕西把大力发展县域经济作为缩小城乡差距、区域差距和收入差距的战略抓手，按 照产业功能县、农产品主产县、生态功能县的定位，精准实施县域经济高质量发展若干政策措施和接续 政策"双10条"，完善"一县一策""一区一策"事项清单，统筹推进产业培育和"四个一批"项目建设。 2024年，全省县域经济总量达到1.68万亿元、县域经济均值突破200亿元，生产总值超200亿元的县 域达到27个……随着一批工业强县、农业大县、旅游名县竞相崛起，一个个特色产业成为增收致富 的"金字招牌"，陕西县域经济展现出蓬勃的生机与活力。 省委十四届九次全会提出，要加快推进新型城镇化和乡村全面振兴，推动城市内涵式发展，构建以 县城为枢纽、以小城镇为节点的县域经济体系。 展望"十五五"，陕西将坚持兴业、强县、富民一体发展，持续推进县域城镇、产业、创新等平台建 设，大力发展特色经济、联农带农经济、集体经济、民营经济，推动做强首位产业及特色产业，增强县 城综合承载能力和治理能力，激活县域经济高质量发展新动能。 因地 ...

图为宁陕县城航拍图。宁陕融媒供图 陕西宁陕：秦岭深处绘"绿卷"，生态"高颜值"变经济"高价值" 中新网陕西宁陕12月30日电 (阿琳娜 郜泉仙)层峦叠翠间，云雾绕青山。地处秦岭腹地的陕西省宁陕 县，正以一场关乎发展与保护的变革，诠释着绿色发展之路。这座素有"九山半水半分田"之称的山区小 县城，将得天独厚的生态优势，化作富民强县的发展优势，蹚出一条生态与经济共生共荣的路子。 在此基础上，当地搭建"生态指标"交易平台，让生态保护成效与发展资源配置直接挂钩，有效激发起守 护生态的内生动力。与此同时，宁陕与高校携手共建秦岭生态环境保护研究中心，通过柔性引才、搭建 院士工作站与专家工作站等方式，汇聚起生态领域的"最强大脑"，为绿色发展提供坚实智力支撑，织 就"制度+人才"的双重保障网。 据了解，宁陕县通过持续推进天然林保护、退耕还林等重点生态工程，五年间累计完成造林绿化32.2万 亩，让秦岭生态屏障愈发坚实，让群山叠翠的底色更加鲜亮。 宁陕县以"规模化收储、专业化整合、市场化运作"的模式，激活散落在山水间的碎片化生态资源， 让"沉睡"的生态资产转化为可持续增值的"活资本"。这一创新实践成功入选陕西省生态产品价值实现典 ...

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Core Viewpoint - The "Yuelin Tongxin · Shanhai Gongxing" 2025 Linzhi Economic Development Zone investment promotion conference was held in Guangzhou, resulting in four investment projects with a total signed amount of 605 million yuan, focusing on clean energy, green industry, and highland特色 agricultural and animal husbandry industries [1] Group 1: Investment and Economic Development - The Linzhi Economic Development Zone is the only economic development zone in Linzhi City, serving as the core platform for local industrial development and investment attraction [1] - The zone is accelerating the construction of a spatial development pattern characterized by "one axis, two cores, and four bases," with a focus on developing clean energy and highland biological industries as the two leading sectors [1] Group 2: Industry Focus - The development strategy includes the collaborative promotion of four supporting industries: green industry, traditional Chinese medicine, modern services, and commercial logistics, forming a "2+4" modern industrial system [1] - The event featured representatives from four enterprises sharing their entrepreneurial stories in Linzhi, highlighting the local business environment [1] Group 3: Exhibition and Community Engagement - The conference utilized an innovative "main venue + outdoor sub-venue" dual venue model, attracting significant public interest with an outdoor exhibition showcasing over 80 unique products from more than 10 enterprises in Linzhi [1] - Featured products included the "highland ginseng" known as Tibetan Huangjing, unique white meat Ganoderma, and Matsutake mushrooms, emphasizing the region's rich natural resources [1]

Core Insights - The economic development of Tibet has achieved historic milestones over the past 60 years, with GDP increasing from 327 million yuan in 1965 to 276.5 billion yuan in 2024, emphasizing the need for high-quality development based on local realities [1] - The core of Tibet's economy lies in its real economy, which has been shaped by its unique geographical and environmental conditions, leading to the establishment of a nine-industry system that includes highland agriculture, clean energy, green industry, digital technology, cultural tourism, modern services, Tibetan medicine, border trade logistics, and general aviation [1] - The real economy serves as a stabilizer for improving livelihoods, a cornerstone for social stability, and a vital link for promoting prosperity in border areas, while also playing a crucial role in poverty alleviation and cultural heritage [2] Industry Development - The focus on enhancing the quality and efficiency of the real economy is essential for sustainable development, as it acts as a guardian of ecological security and a driver for common prosperity [2] - The shift from reliance on policy support to a sustainable market-driven model is underway, with technological innovation and industrial upgrades becoming the core engines for continuous economic health [3] - The development strategy includes fostering local endogenous power through the modernization of highland agriculture, industrialization of clean energy, and integration of culture and tourism, which collectively aim to upgrade the characteristic industrial system [3] Strategic Initiatives - The emphasis on local enterprise growth and the development of the private economy is crucial for stimulating operational vitality [3] - The integration of technology into traditional industries and the innovation of the digital economy are key to enhancing industrial competitiveness [3] - The construction of the South Asia transit hub and the deepening of the Belt and Road Initiative are expected to unlock the potential for openness and connectivity [3]

Core Insights - The economic development of Tibet has achieved historic milestones, with GDP increasing from 327 million in 1965 to 276.5 billion in 2024, emphasizing the need for high-quality development based on local realities [1] Group 1: Economic Structure - The core of Tibet's economy lies in the real economy, which has evolved under harsh natural conditions, forming a unique industrial system comprising nine key sectors: highland特色 agriculture, clean energy, green industry, high-tech digital, cultural tourism, modern services, Tibetan medicine, border trade logistics, and general aviation [1] - These sectors are not only vital for regional economic development but also serve as a foundation for social stability, ethnic unity, and ecological protection [1] Group 2: Role of the Real Economy - The real economy acts as a stabilizer for improving livelihoods, a cornerstone for social stability, and a crucial link for promoting prosperity in border areas [2] - It possesses "green genes," safeguarding ecological security, and is a driving force for common prosperity, supporting poverty alleviation and rural revitalization efforts [2] - The real economy also plays a significant role in the transmission and innovation of ethnic culture, injecting new life and economic value into traditional handicrafts like Thangka, Tibetan carpets, and incense through industrial development [2] Group 3: Internal Development Dynamics - Tibet's development is shifting from reliance on "policy blood transfusions" to a sustainable "market blood production" model, with technological innovation and industrial upgrading as core engines for continuous economic health [3] - The focus is on cultivating local endogenous power through the modernization of highland green agriculture, industrialization of clean energy, and enhancement of cultural tourism [3] - The strategy includes leveraging local enterprises and private sector growth, enhancing industry competitiveness through technology, and optimizing human resource structures via local talent development [3] - This approach aims to effectively connect the "resources-industry-market" chain, promoting high-quality economic development in Tibet [3]

Core Viewpoint - Lijiang is actively promoting investment opportunities to young entrepreneurs from the Lancang-Mekong countries, focusing on five key areas: investment policies, foreign trade facilitation, highland特色 agriculture, green industry, and cultural tourism [1][2] Group 1: Investment Opportunities - Lijiang introduced its investment policies and cooperation opportunities to over 80 young entrepreneurs from six Lancang-Mekong countries during the 2025 Lancang-Mekong Youth Entrepreneurs Exchange Camp [1] - The city has achieved a total foreign trade import and export value of 1.098 billion RMB from 2021 to 2024, with significant exports of local products like porcelain tableware, dried mushrooms, and mangoes to Southeast Asian countries [1][2] Group 2: Trade and Economic Cooperation - Lijiang's trade with Lancang-Mekong countries has been increasing, with Vietnam and Myanmar identified as the most important trade partners in Southeast Asia [1] - The city has seen the establishment of 96 new foreign-funded enterprises since 2021, with a contracted foreign investment of 530 million USD [2] Group 3: Infrastructure and Connectivity - Improved transportation connectivity, including the completion of international flight routes to Bangkok and Hanoi, has facilitated trade and travel between Lijiang and Southeast Asian countries [1] - The implementation of the 240-hour visa-free transit policy and the opening of the China-Laos Railway have further enhanced economic cooperation [1] Group 4: Agricultural Development - Lijiang's agricultural sector is actively participating in events like the Lancang-Mekong Fruit Procurement Festival to promote high-quality local products in Southeast Asian markets [2] - The city aims to enhance the utilization rate of free trade agreements, including RCEP and the China-ASEAN Free Trade Agreement, to improve its business environment [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the transformation of Lhasa over the past 60 years, showcasing its evolution from a small, traditional city to a modern urban center with significant infrastructure and ecological improvements [2][20]. Urban Development - Before 1951, the urban area of Lhasa was less than 3 square kilometers, with over 50% of buildings classified as dangerous [5][6]. - As of 2024, the built-up area of Lhasa has expanded to 126.9 square kilometers, with an urbanization rate of 73.06% [6]. Infrastructure and Transportation - The completion of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway in 2006 integrated Lhasa into the national railway network, and the Lalin Railway opened in 2021, enhancing connectivity [12]. - In 2024, Lhasa's passenger throughput at the airport exceeded 6 million, indicating a significant increase in accessibility [13]. Economic Growth - Lhasa's GDP surpassed 99 billion yuan in 2024, with urban residents' per capita disposable income reaching 58,171 yuan [18]. - The city received over 43.24 million domestic and international tourists in 2024, generating tourism revenue exceeding 50 billion yuan [18]. Environmental Improvements - The ecological restoration efforts have led to the completion of over 1 million acres of afforestation by July 2025, and the city has developed a water system spanning 62.5 kilometers [9]. - The restoration of urban wetlands has increased by approximately 14 hectares, contributing to a greener and more livable environment [9].

Group 1 - The 2025 Ecological Civilization Guiyang International Forum opened on July 5 in Guiyang, focusing on "Harmonious Coexistence between Humans and Nature - Discussing Global Development and Green Transformation" [1] - Guizhou has become a significant ecological safety barrier in China, with a focus on developing green productivity and promoting green industrial projects [3] - Guizhou's transformation reflects the broader narrative of building a beautiful China, with significant reductions in energy consumption intensity and the establishment of the world's largest carbon market [5] Group 2 - China's exploration of balancing protection and development offers valuable lessons for global green transformation, with a focus on collaborative efforts among various government departments [7] - The year 2025 marks the 20th anniversary of the "Green Mountains and Clear Water are as Valuable as Mountains of Gold and Silver" concept, prompting discussions on China's unique paths in green transformation [9] - The low-carbon green industry is crucial for global economic recovery, with China maintaining a steadfast commitment to green transformation despite global challenges [11] Group 3 - Innovations have significantly reduced the costs of essential green technologies, such as a 90% decrease in solar power costs over the past decade, enhancing energy security [13] - China's investments in green industries are creating global opportunities, with increasing international collaboration and technology sharing [14][16] - Eco-certification is becoming a vital tool for Chinese products in overseas markets, enhancing their quality and marketability [19][20]