Yangtze River Delta Regional Planning Announcement

Avoid the division of labor between 25 cities in the Yangtze River Delta

The overall planning of the Yangtze River Delta Region announced yesterday that the layout of "one core and nine zones" is now in the first place.

"One core and nine zones":

The Yangtze River Delta will carry out a series of major reform experiments, including giving the legislative power to the cities with certain conditions and larger scale. According to the relevant national deployment, we should carry out pilot projects on environmental taxes and explore the Levy of property tax.

China's first inter provincial administrative region development plan, the Yangtze River Delta regional planning, has been published.

Yesterday, the NDRC issued a message on its website to formally print the Yangtze River Delta regional plan.

The planning period of the plan is 2009-2015 years, with a view to 2020. According to the plan, the Yangtze River Delta will form a "one core, nine belts" spatial pattern with Shanghai as its core.

The strategic orientation of the regional planning for the development of the Yangtze River Delta is: the important international gateway in the Asia Pacific region, the important modern service industry and the advanced manufacturing center in the world, and the world-class city group with strong international competitiveness.

Among them, the positioning of the world's important modern service center is the first time.

Elaborate the development priorities of every city.

The biggest highlight of regional planning is also the most important part, which is the regional layout of the Yangtze River Delta.

According to the overall requirements of the optimized development area, the plan puts forward the overall layout of the regional development and forms a "one core, nine belts" spatial pattern along the Shanghai Nanjing and Shanghai Hangzhou Ningbo line, along the Yangtze River, along the Gulf, along the coast, along the Ninghu Hangzhou line, along the lake, along the East Longhai line, along the canal and along the Wen Li Jin Qu line as the development zone with the core of Shanghai.

On this basis, the planning elaborated the key points of industrial development in every city, and tried to solve the "isomorphism" dilemma of the Yangtze River Delta's industrial division and location.

The plan has more than 3 words and is divided into 12 chapters.

"Compared with the previous version of the consultation, formally promulgated.

The plan was approved by the State Council in May.

In the relevant notice issued by the NDRC, the national development and Reform Commission called for the implementation of planning as an important measure to tackle the international financial crisis and implement the overall strategy of regional development. It should combine the expansion of domestic demand with economic growth, social construction, improvement of people's livelihood and the level of openness, so as to promote a fundamental change in the way of development and play a greater role in promoting the steady and rapid development of the national economy.

25 the core area and the radiation area.

After the Yangtze River Delta area is clearly defined as "Shanghai, Jiangsu and Zhejiang", the regional planning divides the 25 cities of Shanghai, Jiangsu and Zhejiang into the core area and the radiation area, of which the original 16 cities are the core areas, and define the urban functions and location of each city.

Strikingly, the Pan Yangtze River Delta is also written into planning.

The plan calls for strengthening the Pan Yangtze River Delta cooperation, and indicates that Anhui and other regions around the Yangtze River Delta have comparative advantages of location, natural resources and labor resources, which are closely related to the Yangtze River Delta region, and are the industrial pfer and direct radiation areas in the Yangtze River Delta region.

The plan clearly establishes and improves the Pan Yangtze River Delta cooperation mechanism, compiling the regional planning of Nanjing metropolitan area and Huaihai Economic Zone, speeding up the construction of Nanjing metropolitan area and building Hangzhou metropolitan area.

Zhang Haohan, vice president of the Jiangsu Academy of Social Sciences and director of the Yangtze River Delta Regional Research Center of the Chinese urban development research center of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, proposed that the regional planning actually covered several major strategic zones, such as the Yangtze River Valley, the large coastal area and the Pan Yangtze River Delta, and linked the whole Yangtze River Delta to the Pan Yangtze River Delta and the central and western development.

Shanghai Nanjing line is the most densely populated area in China's large and medium-sized cities, and will become the main axis of the "world-class city group". It is also the top priority for the development of the Yangtze River Delta, while Nanjing is the gateway to the main axis of the Yangtze River upstream and downstream.

The planning is refined.

Upgrading Shanghai's core position

In improving and upgrading all kinds of urban functions, the plan clearly puts forward "upgrading the core status of Shanghai", further strengthening the comprehensive service function of Shanghai's international metropolis, giving full play to the role of serving the whole country, connecting the Asia Pacific and the world, and building a metropolis with international influence and competitiveness.

The plan proposes that we should improve the functions of regional central cities and further enhance the comprehensive carrying capacity and service functions of Nanjing, Suzhou, Wuxi, Hangzhou, Ningbo and other regional central cities.

In the 2006 version of the regional planning, the 5 cities were called "sub center cities".

At the same time, both the core city and the radiation city are given a clear positioning, "these positioning give full play to each city's own advantages, each has its own characteristics and functions complement each other, effectively avoiding the vicious competition between cities."