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Evaluation and development strategy of urban?rural integration under ecological protection in the Yellow River Basin, China
The problem of imbalanced urban?rural development in China is becoming increasingly serious. Urban?rural integration (URI) is an inevitable way to narrow the urban?rural gap and promote rural development. The Yellow River Basin (YRB) is an important barrier to China?s ecological security and plays a crucial role in promoting ecological protection and in high-quality development strategies. Therefore, this article constructs an evaluation index system for URI from five dimensions: economic integration, social integration, ecological integration, element integration, and spatial integration. The simulated annealing-projection pursuit model and time degree are used to analyze the dynamic urban?rural integration level (URIL) of 373 counties from 2000 to 2019. Building upon this foundation, this study classifies four types of URI zones and proposes development strategies tailored to each zone. The results indicate (1) that the URIL in the YRB continues to increase, and that there has been a significant increase in high-level integration areas since 2010. (2) The URIL exhibits a distinct spatial clustering pattern, characterized by lower levels in the upper reaches, and higher levels in the middle and lower reaches. (3) There exists a spatial disparity between economic development and the ecological environment, and it is particularly noticeable in the lower reaches regions. These results contribute to a better understanding of URI in the YRB and provide a reference for the sustainable development of URI in various regions.

» Publication Date: 26/07/2023
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