RESOURCES, CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING - Ecological civilization and government administrative system reform in China

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April 13, 2020 - Yifan Gu, Yufeng Wu, Jianguo "Jack" Liu<liuji@msu.edu>, Ming Xu, Tieyong Zuo

RESOURCES, CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING - Ecological civilization and government administrative system reform in China

DOI: 10.1016/j.resconrec.2019.104654

China has recently adopted ecological civilization (eco-civilization) as a new national strategy for sustainable development. Understanding how the new strategy differs from previous national sustainability strategies is critical to evaluate how China’s eco-civilization can contribute to global sustainability. Here we reviewed government administrative system changes under the eco-civilization strategy in China. Policy suggestions are provided to further reform the government administrative system for better implementation of eco-civilization.

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