Group 1 - The core concept of "waste-free" has been integrated into the urban development of Huizhou, promoting green economic growth and high-quality development through various initiatives [1][11] - Huizhou's "waste-free city" initiative has expanded beyond a single domain, creating a multi-faceted governance system that involves government, society, and public participation [2][11] - The coastal tourism sector in Huizhou is being enhanced through pollution control and the development of "waste-free beaches," contributing to the local economy with projected tourist visits of 17.56 million and revenue of 9.25 billion yuan in 2024 [2][3] Group 2 - The "one yuan" green recycling mechanism has been implemented in commercial complexes to encourage waste sorting among small and medium-sized businesses, resulting in over 60 participating merchants and generating approximately 20,000 yuan monthly [3][4] - The "waste-free factory" initiative in Huizhou focuses on reducing waste and carbon emissions, with companies like EVE Energy achieving a 99.6% recovery rate of NMP waste liquid and generating economic benefits of about 1.2 billion yuan annually [5][6][7] - Huizhou Lithium's efforts in waste reduction and carbon emission control have led to a 39% decrease in solid waste per unit product and a 25% reduction in total carbon emissions, equating to a decrease of approximately 90,000 tons of CO2 [7] Group 3 - The "waste-free village" concept is being promoted in rural areas, integrating local development with environmental sustainability, as seen in Jin Xing Village's initiatives that combine tourism and agriculture [8][9] - Villages are implementing waste classification and resource recovery systems, with successful models like the "five guarantees" maintenance mechanism and a 100% sanitation toilet coverage rate [9][10] - The construction of green industry projects in rural areas aims to enhance agricultural waste resource utilization and provide stable income for local communities, supporting the overall "waste-free village" initiative [10]