Abstract

This EOD model study is guided by the idea of ecological civilization, takes sustainable development as the goal, takes ecological protection and environmental governance as the basis, takes characteristic industrial operation as the support, and takes regional comprehensive development as the carrier. Through flood control and drainage, river treatment, pollution interception and pollution control, ecological restoration, road improvement, port upgrading, urban file upgrading, etc., we will build a hundred miles of Yangtze River ecological and cultural corridor, improve the overall quality of the Yangtze River ecological basin, transform environmental resources into development resources, and transform ecological advantages into economic advantages.

Keywords

• EOD model,
• Watershed Ecological Governance,
• Comprehensive Development of Precincts

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