以转型推动升级以创新驱动发展--呼和浩特经济技术开发区发展的几点想法

正呼和浩特经济技术开发区是自治区最早建立的国家级经济技术开发区,始建于1992年,2000年7月经国务院批准晋升为国家级经济技术开发区。建成区面积40平方公里,常驻人口约22万人。下辖如意总部基地、金川工业园区(国家级科技兴贸创新基地)、国家级呼和浩特出口加工区和国家级留学人员创业园(亦为国家级科技企业孵化器)。2012年2月,呼和浩特市委、市政府为大力发展实体经济、补足工业短板,有效解决困扰呼和浩特经开区多年的土地、体制、资金发展难题,将总面积202平方公里的土左旗沙尔沁镇整建制划归呼和浩特经济技术开发区(以下简称"呼     

创新发展思路加快我区国家级经济技术开发区转型升级

正目前,全国有国家级经济技术开发区215家,我区有9家,这9家国家级经济技术开发区,承载着内蒙古区域经济建设和发展新兴产业及发展绿色低碳环保节能的生态文明区、统筹城乡发展和社会管理创新的惠民示范区的重要职能,是改革创新的试验田、对外开放的窗口、科技自主创新的孵化器。遵照习总书记关于"守望相助、团结奋斗,打造祖国北疆亮丽风景线"的指示,按照汪洋副总理9月4日在全国国     

搭建政产学研用合作平台 加快创新型园区建设步伐

2012年是秦皇岛经济技术开发区进一步推动科学发展、调整产业结构、技术创新发展、产业转型升级的关键之年。加快构建政产学研用紧密结合的科技创新体系,提升区域创新能力和核心竞争力,全面建设创新型产业园区将成为开发区"十二五"期间的重要任务之一。     

打造建设有品牌、高知名度和较强凝聚力的园区 宁波开发区数字科技园区

正宁波经济技术开发区数字科技园开发有限公司成立于2008年9月,注册资金1000万。由宁波经济技术开发区、宁波职业技术学院、宁波市经信委三方联合成立,园区紧密结合区域产业需求和产业结构特色,政校企三方协同开展服务工作,实现产业集聚培育与公共服务平台建设、科技合作与企业技术服务、人才培养与企业人力资源服务工作的三位一体。总体目标以打造区域创新创业高地为主线,以体制创新和管理创新为动力,打造以数字园区为主体、科技创新服务中心和人力资源开发与服     

进一步支持国家级经济技术开发区创新体制和机制

国务院办公厅近日转发商务部、国土资源部、建设部《关于促进国家级经济技术开发区进一步提高发展水平的若干意见》，要求各地区、各部门充分认识继续办好国家级经济技术开发区的重要性，切实采取有效措施，进一步支持国家级经济技术开发区在新形势下创新体制和机制，促进国家级经济技术开发区提高发展水平。     

浙江科技型中小企业的特征与问题—浙江省科技型中小企业问卷调查与分析

大力培育和发展科技型中小企业,是加速发展高新技术产业的重要途径,是整体提高中小企业素质和提升产业结构的重要方式,对于深化科技体制改革,加速科技成果转化,建立富有活力的区域创新体系都具有极其重要的意义。为准确把握浙江科技型中小企业发展的现状、优劣势、成长模式等问题,浙江省软科学研究所设计了大型问卷,对浙江省所有的县(市、区)以及杭州高新技术开发区、宁波市经济技术开发区等1400多家中小科技企业进行了调查,最后回收1162份有效问卷,问卷调查和分析前后历时7个多月。     

科技创新成为张家港转型升级主要驱动力

近年来,张家港市科技创新提速明显,科技创新成为张家港市突破瓶颈制约、加快转型升级的主要驱动力。2012年,全市科技进步对经济增长的贡献率突破60%,人才贡献率超过45%,自主培育了国家千人计划人才8名,并吸引了50多名国家千人计划人才落地发展,张家港市获批江苏省创新型试点市。2013年张家港保税区、经济技术开发区又被确定为国家知识产权试点园区。7月6日～10日举办的张家港第七     

银川经济技术开发区投资逾亿元打造“人才特区”

近日,银川经济技术开发区决定：能带来重大经济和社会效益的高层次创新团队,在此从事创新创业活动、承担重大科技项目,最高可给予1000万元资金支持,此为其未来5年投资逾亿元建设“人才特区”的优惠政策之一。     

浅谈宁波经济开发区转型与提升路径研究

论文以宁波经济技术开发区为实证案例,对经济技术开发区发展过程中存在的问题、经济技术开发区的绩效和转型、提升的路径进行了更深入的分析,使提出的观点有扎实的实践支撑。     

建立科技创新平台 促进湖北省民营科技企业的发展

科技创新是民营科技企业发展的源泉,又是民营科技企业发展的薄弱环节。本文首先阐述了湖北省民营科技企业发展的状况,然后论述了其民营科技企业科技创新存在的问题,最后提出建立企业科技创新平台的建议和对策,以解决湖北民营科技企业科技创新难的问题。     

环境保护与诉讼法的发展

诉讼法作为一门传统的部门法,在面对当今社会环境侵害时,亦不得不更新,以对付日趋凸现的环境危机,而有关诉讼法在环境时代的应因措施则是以对超诉资格的放宽、被诉对象的扩大、诉讼费用预防方式的改进和集团诉讼的扩张为主要内容的。     

论开发性金融与县域经济发展

本论文首先探讨了开发性金融的涵义,继而对开发性金融研究进行了综述;在简要论述融资难已成为县域经济发展的重要制约因素这一论断的基础上,论文对开发性金融推动县域经济发展作了逻辑判断。     

深圳经济可持续发展与海水资源开发利用

一、深圳水资源现状及其解决措施深圳是全国7个严重缺水的城市之一。深圳市人均淡水资源占有量从1979年的6000m3降至2000年的432m3,仅为全国平均水平的1/5,广东省平均水平的1/6,世界平均水平的1/22,处于极度缺水境况。深圳全市现在蓄水水库251宗,总库容5.62亿m3,正常蓄水4.22亿     

Schistosomiasis and development

This paper evaluates evidence relating to the belief, long held by tropical health workers, that schistosomiasis control would contribute significantly to economic development. The many attempts to estimate the macro benefits of control in terms of the ‘economic loss’ due to the disease are criticized for their emphasis on aggregate output benefits and for the unrealistic assumptions made in estimating the increment in, and marginal product of, efficiency labour units which might result from control. Micro research has so far failed to establish a clear empirical basis for the assumption that schistosomiasis seriously impairs labour productivity — but this may be attributable to sampling bias resulting in the exclusion of workers with severe disease.     

Ecology and development

There is an increasing realization, world‐wide and in Southern Africa, that conservation and development are compatible.

Because human communities in the less developed rural areas are dependent on a renewable group of resources, including soil, water and forests, it is imperative that land use systems that protect these resources are introduced.

The predominance of subsistence agriculture in these areas is the most difficult syndrome of under‐development. An overall rural development strategy is required that integrates human development with resources management Where the population carrying capacity of the land has already been exceeded, a process of rapid villagization/urbanization is required. Village/urban growth and agricultural development require a carefully co‐ordinated programme of land capability analysis and planning, as well as active investment in infrastructure and the introduction of appropriate technologies and institutions.     

Demography and development

The changing perceptions among demographers concerning their roles as social and policy scientists are discussed in order to show their involvement in development efforts in developing countries. Although demographers regard development as a concept that has not as yet been adequately defined, the current view is that the variables, development and population, are inseparable, and that the explanation of trends for one of these cannot be sought in isolation from the other. The article concludes that demographers in South Africa regard development as the predictor variable in demographic trends. They are also of the opinion that the course of demographic trends will in future have an important influence on development trends.     

Corruption and development

Corruption is studied as a form of decision-taking under uncertainty and separate reaction functions are derived for the briber and bribee that shed light on the determination of the bribe. A typology of corruption is established drawing the distinction between extortionary, subversive and benign corruption and their effects on allocative efficiency are explored. It is argued that while the economic effects of corruption are likely to be unfavourable there may be circumstances where the converse holds. The discussion does not extend to the moral and social aspects of corruption.     

Dynamism and development

In industrialized countries, the human needs and purposes to be served by science and technology are increasingly subject to greater social control. People in developing countries are also preoccupied with controlling choices in the development and application of technology - and the priceless ingredient in controlling their own destiny.The encounter between the more and less dynamic societies makes developing countries the targets of an ‘information bombardment’. Science, technology, values and organization - the ‘active ingredients’ in development - are all forms of information (a resource that is not merely renewable but expandable). The capacity of indigenous people to understand and manipulate the information flow - linking science (‘know what’) and technology (‘know-how’) to human values (‘know why’) and social authority and organization (‘know who’) - is consequently the key to the dynamics of ‘development’.     

Geography and development

After commencing with a brief exposition of some salient characteristics of modern geography attention is given to the state of development thinking within the discipline. Various approaches to geographical studies of development are alluded to, whilst some major contributions are cited. This is followed by a brief discussion of the main research fields relevant to South African development issues. Some major research contributions are cited and a list of perceived deficiencies given. In conclusion it is stated that economic development always takes place within a spatial framework and always affects spatial structures as well as the man‐environment system. Geography, as a spatial science, is primarily concerned with these issues and therefore has a crucial role to play in development studies.