What is the most concerned and important thing for young people aged 18-30? This survey in Yangpu has attracted representatives to pay attention to Yangpu District | Data | Youth
The youth group aged 18-30 generally believe that the improvement of elderly services is the most significant, but their satisfaction with housing security is relatively low. They most recognize the development effect of district school integration and linkage, and pay more attention to talent cultivation plans. Yesterday, the Municipal People's Congress went to Yangpu District to conduct a special survey on the mid-term evaluation and supervision of the "14th Five Year Plan" and urban digital transformation. The survey data on the implementation of the "14th Five Year Plan" in Yangpu District attracted the attention of many representatives and also sparked discussions on talent attraction and retention in the digital economy era.
Zhang Lijun, a representative of the Municipal People's Congress and Vice President of Tencent Group, believes that Shanghai still needs to improve in key areas of digital economy development, and urgently needs to cultivate leading enterprises and focus on introducing high-precision and cutting-edge talents in key digital fields. In his view, the drainage of talents in the digital field should pay special attention to two groups: one is the top international scientists. Driven by the innovation of top talents, startups may have the opportunity to grow into leading enterprises worth billions. One is college graduates, "This is Shanghai's advantage, but the high housing and living costs may constrain the flow of digital talent."
Mao Fang, a representative of the Municipal People's Congress and Vice President of Meituan Company, also mentioned the issue of talent. "We recruit more than 8000 college graduates every year, of which 1000 are from Shanghai. However, these young people are not very confident in staying in Shanghai for long-term development. Under the same job opportunities, the pressure of buying and renting houses in other cities is much smaller than in Shanghai, which will inevitably have an impact on the choices of young people." She suggested using idle factory buildings and other resources to solve the problem of talent housing.
The survey questionnaire on the implementation of the 14th Five Year Plan in Yangpu District shows that there is a strong demand for improvement in transportation facilities among the 18-30 year old youth group. Mao believes that in order to retain the most energetic young people, it is not only necessary to build a "production friendly" park, but also to improve the "life friendly" index. It is recommended to simultaneously improve the transportation and commercial facilities around the park.
"In this round of digital economy development, competition is fierce, and some cities have a very fast pace of introducing new models and technologies." Zhang Lijun believes that the digital economy is different from traditional industries, and the development speed of the digital industry is much faster than other industries. In just 3 to 5 years, related technologies have undergone earth shaking changes and iterations. We are often accustomed to the traditional model of government led and expanding platforms, and excessive pursuit of "stability" may affect efficiency and miss the opportunity for development. He suggests that we can bridge the gap and promote more innovative applications to be implemented. At the same time, leveraging the advantages of the Yangtze River Delta integrated platform, seeking coordinated development, and building a digital industry cluster with international competitiveness.
"With the continuous integration of business processes and the continuous improvement of urban transportation data core infrastructure, the construction of digital bases has strong support value for user profile generation, scene application innovation, algorithm model training, etc. However, the upward decision-making support ability and downward base layer empowerment value of digital bases need to be enhanced." The person in charge of the Yangpu District Science and Technology Commission believes that the value application ability of data element resources based on digital bases needs to be enhanced.
Some representatives also mentioned that the current urban digital governance scene is showing a colorful and diverse situation, especially in the fields of culture and tourism, education, transportation, medical care, elderly care and other livelihood fields, where unique application scenarios stand out. However, various departments and streets have established digital scenes and information systems, presenting phenomena such as "data silos". Digital infrastructure and computing resources have redundant construction and waste, and it is necessary to build a full process management architecture and work system for digital governance scenes, integrate governance scenes, and form unified standards.
Zong Ming, Deputy Director of the Standing Committee of the Municipal People's Congress, participated in the special research.
