2004 China Sustainable Development Strategy Report

Author: Institute of Sustainable Development Strategy, Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This report conducts an in-depth study on the strategic core, key points, objectives, and tasks of building a moderately prosperous society in all respects. It focuses on the interpretation of the scientific development concept and the three major strategic breakthroughs for implementing the moderately prosperous society in all respects, namely theoretical breakthroughs in development strategies, morphological breakthroughs in development strategies, and institutional breakthroughs in development strategies. Especially under the guidance of "comprehensive, coordinated, and sustainable development," it provides a detailed analysis of the mechanisms for national precise regulation in the future 20-year process. Based on this, it proposes 13 overall objectives for building a moderately prosperous society in all respects and a step-by-step implementation plan, designs relevant indicator systems, and formulates five standards for cadre performance appraisal in the new era, including research on China's strategies for building a moderately prosperous society in the four major aspects of material civilization, political civilization, spiritual civilization, and ecological civilization in the next 20 years. This report also comprehensively updates the statistical analysis of sustainable development and the comparative analysis of sustainable capacity based on previous annual reports. In the international field of sustainable development research, this report independently proposes the "Sustainable Development Capacity Balance Sheet" to systematically identify "development quality" and has completed the national quantitative calculation framework for four consecutive years, putting forward corresponding macro policy recommendations. This report is of reference value and research value for decision-making departments at all levels, administrative management departments, legislative and law enforcement departments, as well as relevant research institutions, universities and colleges, and the general public.