2024 No.1 Central Document Study Symposium Will Gather Intellectual Powerhouse & Agricultural Practioners in Tai'an, Shandong Province | CBCGDF-BASE Co-Hosts

The forthcoming academic symposium titled Learning the 2024 Central Document Academic Seminar, gathering of academic elites and practioners in Tai'an of Shandong, marks a significant event to delve into the intricacies of China's annual No.1 Central Document. Traditionally focusing on rural and agricultural issues, the No.1 Central Document has become synonymous with the China's dedication to rural green development. In February 2024, the latest edition of this crucial policy document was released. Recognizing the document's importance, the China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation, is joining hands with the Shandong Agricultural Engineering College and the other partners in Daiyue District, Tai'an, to organize a symposium and to study and to share best practices on these important topics.

 

Scheduled for February 22, 2024, in Zuyang Town, the "Learning the 2024 Central Document Academic Seminar" aims to provide an in-depth understanding of the 2024 Document. Esteemed scholars, experts, farmers and other agricutural practioners will engage in discussions covering the six major sections of the document.

 

The symposium encompasses various themes, including keynote speeches by Professor Liu Yusheng from Shandong Agricultural Engineering College, who will present on the "Village and Garden" integrated model and its implementation planning. Additionally, Secretary-General Li Sheng from the Urban and Rural Integration Development Committee of Shandong Provincial Urban Economic Society will deliver a concise report on refining projects, attracting funds to support rural revitalization, and accelerating development.

 

Philosophical discussions will focus on topics such as ethical considerations in technology, the empowering role of China's style of modernization in fostering high-quality agricultural development, and the role of higher education institutions in agricultural and rural development as outlined in the Central Document.

 

The technical discussion section will include case studies, where participants will explore topics like the introduction of "natural enemies" in 19th-century America, the "Four-in-One" model in animal husbandry, the role of insect-driven agriculture in revitalizing distinctive industries, and preliminary designs for zero-pollution village construction.

 

The significance of this academic symposium lies in its potential to provide a comprehensive and nuanced understanding of the No.1 Central Document. Through in-depth discussions, presentations and exchanges, experts aim to offer a holistic comprehension of the document's core principles and its guidance for agricultural and rural revitalization. The symposium aims to foster interdisciplinary cooperation, paving the way for a more comprehensive research perspective. The technical discussion sessions are anticipated to serve as a catalyst for agricultural technological innovation, potentially offering new insights and solutions to practical challenges. No doubt that this academic symposium is poised to serve as a platform for in-depth research and to promote academic exchange and collaboration, and contributing valuable theoretical and practical support for the advocated agricultural and rural revitalization strategy.

 

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