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| Study on the Role of Government in the Development of Modern Agricultural Industrial Parks—Taking Western Guangdong Region as an Example |
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| DOI：10.16768/j.issn.1004-874X.2022.05.016 |
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| The creation of modern agricultural industrial parks is a major initiative to promote high-quality
agricultural development and accelerate the modernization of agriculture and rural areas in China in the new era. In order
to comprehensively implement the strategy of rural revitalization and promote the prosperity of rural industries, in 2010,
the state launched the creation of modern agricultural demonstration zones, and in 2017, the state launched the creation of
modern agricultural industrial parks. Among them, the government plays a diversified role as a planner, service provider
and coordinator in the creation and development of modern agricultural industrial parks. In terms of fiscal support, financial
support, talent introduction, public services and regional brand building, the government has played an important role in the construction and development of modern agricultural industrial parks by introducing a series of policies that benefit the
people and taking corresponding measures, which has made the development of modern agricultural industrial parks achieve
remarkable results. Taking the modern agricultural industrial parks in Western Guangdong as an example, the study analyzes
the management modes of the modern agricultural industrial parks and the effectiveness of the government’s role, summarizes
the experience and shortcomings of the government’s role in the development of the modern agricultural industrial parks, and
puts forward targeted countermeasures and suggestions for the government’s problems in the areas of preliminary planning,
long-term supervision, preliminary promotion and market integration. It is of great significance for government departments to
vigorously promote the sustainable development of modern agricultural industrial parks based on the principle of “co-creation
and sharing”. |
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