Chongqing 2035
Chongqing 2035
The innovation economy has become a driving force in transforming entire industries, which has been happening at an accelerated pace. Cities are making massive investments in innovation and research and development (R&D) to support and attract technology-driven industries that are leading the digital revolution and disrupting established markets. To succeed in this transformation, a strong and skilled labor force is the most crucial factor. Human capital, meaning the skills, knowledge, and experience of the labor force, is critical for future economic development and innovation.Traditionally, Chongqing has been a city of production, focusing on the application of technology rather than its development and innovation. However, while this has served the city well in the past, Chongqing’s low innovative capacity puts it at risk of missing out on future economic opportunities. This problem is exacerbated by a shortage of highly skilled labor and by a mismatch between available jobs and the existing workforce.
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ECONOMIC INTEGRATION, CONGESTION, MIXED-USE NEIGHBORHOODS, DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE, CITY DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY, CONNECTIVITY, ENERGY INTENSITY, TRANSIT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT, LAND USE, HUMAN-CENTERED DEVELOPMENT, RENEWABLE ENERGY, BROADBAND, TRANSPORTATION NETWORK, ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE, COMPETITIVENESS, URBANIZATION, SCENARIOS, CONSUMER MARKET, REGIONAL INTEGRATION, SPATIAL STRATEGY, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES, TRANSPORT CONNECTIVITY, SPATIAL ECONOMICS, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, RISK MANAGEMENT, MULTIMODAL TRANSPORT, SOCIAL INCLUSION, ECONOMIC DENSITY, ELECTRIC CARS, 330, NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND REFORM COMMISSION, SKILLED LABOR, LOW-CARBON GROWTH, RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY, POLLUTION, VALUE CHAIN, URBAN PLANNING, REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT, PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT, LABOR MARKET, GREEN GROWTH, ENERGY EFFICIENCY, ENERGY DEMAND, EFFICIENT BUILDINGS, LABOR FORCE, TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE, RAIL TRANSPORT, GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS, TERTIARY EDUCATION, POPULATION DENSITY, TRANSPORT POLICY, INTERNET CONNECTIVITY, LOGISTICS HUB, SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMIC INTEGRATION, CONGESTION, MIXED-USE NEIGHBORHOODS, DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE, CITY DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY, CONNECTIVITY, ENERGY INTENSITY, TRANSIT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT, LAND USE, HUMAN-CENTERED DEVELOPMENT, RENEWABLE ENERGY, BROADBAND, TRANSPORTATION NETWORK, ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE, COMPETITIVENESS, URBANIZATION, SCENARIOS, CONSUMER MARKET, REGIONAL INTEGRATION, SPATIAL STRATEGY, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES, TRANSPORT CONNECTIVITY, SPATIAL ECONOMICS, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, RISK MANAGEMENT, MULTIMODAL TRANSPORT, SOCIAL INCLUSION, ECONOMIC DENSITY, ELECTRIC CARS, 330, NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND REFORM COMMISSION, SKILLED LABOR, LOW-CARBON GROWTH, RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY, POLLUTION, VALUE CHAIN, URBAN PLANNING, REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT, PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT, LABOR MARKET, GREEN GROWTH, ENERGY EFFICIENCY, ENERGY DEMAND, EFFICIENT BUILDINGS, LABOR FORCE, TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE, RAIL TRANSPORT, GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS, TERTIARY EDUCATION, POPULATION DENSITY, TRANSPORT POLICY, INTERNET CONNECTIVITY, LOGISTICS HUB, SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
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