Chengde City in the Perspective of Sustainable Economic Development Eco-city construction study

  • Tian X
  • Liu W
  • Zhao Q
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Abstract

Eco-city construction is an overview of the coordinated development of human social development and ecological environment, and sustainable development under the carrying capacity of the natural environment. Both natural, historical and socio-economic conditions are very limited for Chengde, and its economy has always been closed and semi-closed. Economic development is largely dependent on natural conditions and resources, which, together with a weaker socio-economic development base, has led to economic development lagging behind other surrounding areas. And the contradiction between economic development and resources and environment is becoming more and more prominent, which seriously limits the good economic and social development in Chengde. This paper studies the ecological city construction in Chengde from the aspect of sustainable economic development, and elaborates and analyzes the problems in the construction of ecological civilization in Chengde from the aspects of the regional overview of Chengde, the preliminary achievements of ecological civilization construction in Chengde, the index system of ecological civilization construction, and the influence of human production activities on ecological construction, and proposes specific measures to respect the laws of nature, enhance environmental protection awareness, develop green It also proposes specific measures to promote the construction of ecological civilization, such as respecting the laws of nature, enhancing environmental protection awareness, developing green economy and strengthening environmental law enforcement.

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Tian, X., Liu, W., & Zhao, Q. (2023). Chengde City in the Perspective of Sustainable Economic Development Eco-city construction study. Academic Journal of Management and Social Sciences, 2(2), 56–64. https://doi.org/10.54097/ajmss.v2i2.7534

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