What do you mean by gathering to upgrade the village?

Agglomeration and upgrading village is the existing large-scale central village and other general villages that will still exist under the dual system of urban and rural areas. It is a common form of expression in villages and has great promotion value.

Agglomeration and upgrading villages are the majority of rural types and are the key breakthrough areas to realize agricultural and rural modernization. It is necessary to encourage the development of its own comparative advantages, strengthen the support of leading industries, and support the development of specialized villages such as agriculture, industry and trade, and leisure services. Industrial development is the basis of promoting the economic prosperity of cluster villages.

To develop rural industries, we should rely on the unique resources such as rural scenery, local culture and folk custom skills, determine the leading industries from the perspective of their own location and surrounding resources, and create an industrial cluster with the integration of primary, secondary and tertiary industries. How to seize the advantages of local resources in such villages, break through the existing development bottleneck, realize the revival of village industry, population, land use and culture, and promote the functional transformation and spatial reconstruction of villages.

The characteristics of each village:

1, agglomeration promotion village

Agglomeration and upgrading villages are key villages for rural revitalization, which are generally large in scale, well developed and well matched. These villages may be central villages or key villages, or new rural communities newly built in recent years. In the future, the state will take measures to gather and upgrade these villages. Through the construction of comprehensive supporting facilities and the guidance of industrial development, the development level of these villages and the quality of life of the people will be further improved.

2. Characteristic protected villages

Characteristic protected villages include traditional villages, characteristic landscape tourist villages and villages rich in natural historical and cultural resources. These villages are important carriers of excellent traditional culture and have important historical and cultural connotations. In order to protect and inherit these precious cultural heritages, these villages will be given priority protection and their resources will be developed and utilized. Developing cultural tourism can promote economic prosperity and social development.

3. Suburban Fusion Village

Suburban villages refer to villages located in the suburbs of cities and towns and around the county seat. These villages have development potential and high-quality conditions to become the back garden of the city. With the advancement of urbanization, these villages will gradually integrate with the city and get better development opportunities. In the future, the construction and development of these villages will gradually be combined with the development of cities, and better living conditions and development opportunities will be provided. The living standards of the villagers will be further improved.

4. Move and merge villages.

Moving villages and merging villages refers to the classification of villages that need to be moved due to serious population loss or natural disasters. These villages are facing difficulties and challenges, which need to be solved through relocation. The government will adopt a unified policy to resettle the villagers in their new residence and ensure their stability and safety. The merger and relocation of these villages is for the well-being and safety of the villagers and is a necessary link in the local development process.

5. Other ordinary villages

Other general villages refer to villages that are difficult to be clearly divided at present. These villages may have specific development problems and need more observation and demonstration before they can be classified. Therefore, it will not be classified until its development direction is temporarily uncertain. This also shows that village planning is scientific and pragmatic, and it will not be planned blindly, but will be classified according to the actual situation.