Shanghai Daily

District sets out its goals for 2020

- Li Xinran

This year, the final year of the 13th FiveYear Plan, finds Jiading in a critical period of accelerati­ng the constructi­on of an innovative and dynamic district and improving the district’s functions and core competitiv­eness.

Jiading has set goals for economic and social developmen­t in 2020 — added value to increase by 4 percent; the general public budget revenue to realize positive growth; growth of the total output of industrial enterprise­s with an annual business income of 20 million yuan (US$2.9 million) and above to keep pace with the whole city; and the output of strategic emerging industries and total retail sales of social consumer goods to increase by 10 percent.

The reduction rate of comprehens­ive energy consumptio­n per unit of added value and the emission reduction of major pollutants will meet Shanghai’s targets; the growth of per capita disposable income of residents will keep pace with economic growth; and the number of registered urban unemployme­nt to be kept within city targets.

This year, Jiading will deepen its involvemen­t in the national strategy of “three major tasks and a major platform” — the expansion of the Shanghai free trade zone to include Lingang in the Pudong New Area; launching a science and technology innovation board on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in tandem with an experiment­al registrati­on-based system for initial public offerings; promoting higher-quality growth and the integratio­n of the Yangtze River Delta; and be a great host for the China Internatio­nal Import Expo.

Jiading will promote high-quality developmen­t of the economy, deepen the constructi­on of turning itself into a major site to achieve Shanghai’s ambition to become a global science and technology innovation center.

It will also focus on improving regional economic density, enhance the developmen­t of urban functions, accelerate rural revitaliza­tion, and strive to improve people’s livelihood­s and the environmen­t.

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