Urban Planning Law Regulates Science and Technology Policies
Article 30 of the Urban Planning Law regulates resource allocation and risk management for cities' science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation policies.
Article 30 of the Urban Planning Law regulates the mechanisms, policies, and powers of cities in the fields of science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation, bringing clarity to critical issues such as resource allocation, risk management, and data integration.
Purpose and Scope of the Law
Article 30 of the Urban Planning Law regulates the mechanisms, policies, and authority of the city in developing science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation.
The content focuses on resources, research, technology commercialization, and innovative start-ups, while also regulating data management and artificial intelligence applications.
Policy Integration and Planning
The City People's Council ensures the integration of science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation into policy planning and the development of socio-economic sectors.
The Council has the authority to determine mechanisms and policies suitable for the city's development conditions.
Risk Management and Human Resources
Priority should be given to addressing the city's main problems in practice, and superior policies should be employed to attract human resources.
Article 30 also outlines the requirements regarding risk management in science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation activities within the city.
Flexible Resource Allocation
The allocation and use of state budget resources designated for these sectors must be flexible, timely, effective, transparent, and based on output results.
Resources are directly linked to the goals of economic growth, digital transformation, labor productivity, and effective urban management.
Research and Innovation Centers
The City People's Council encourages the establishment of internationally accredited centers within the framework of policies supporting scientific research, technological development, and innovation.
In this context, technology transfer, the protection of intellectual property rights, and innovative start-ups carry great importance.
Data Management and Cooperation
The City People's Committee regulates the establishment, management, and operation of the city's shared database, ensuring connection with central institutions.
This situation is carried out in conjunction with the application of digital technology and a public-private sector data-sharing mechanism.