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Community Construction and Development Path Analysis of Ecological Environment-Friendly Elderly Care Service
Jie Guo1, Wenjie Li2, Wenhao Ling3
1Institute of Administration Study, Henan University, Kaifeng, Henan, China.
Journal of Environmental and Public Health
|February 10, 2023
Summary
Ecological pensions offer a solution to China
Area of Science:
- Gerontology and Rural Development Studies
- Sustainable Economy and Social Policy
Background:
- China's aging population necessitates innovative pension models like ecological pensions.
- Existing research has identified models and challenges for integrating ecological pensions with rural revitalization.
Approach:
- Literature review of integrated development strategies for ecological pensions and rural revitalization.
- Analysis of regional cooperative symbiosis and industrial symbiosis frameworks.
- Emphasis on combining theoretical analysis with empirical research for robust findings.
Key Points:
- Significant research gaps exist in establishing comprehensive index systems for ecological pensions and measurement standards for rural revitalization.
- Developing a strong theoretical basis and mechanism for integrated development is crucial.
- Rural ecology can be enhanced by addressing elderly care, poverty reduction, and environmental protection.
Conclusions:
- The integration of ecological pensions and rural revitalization offers a pathway for sustainable social and economic development.
- Healthy elderly care tourism destinations exemplify successful integration of rural, ecological health, and elderly care tourism.
- Case study of Chang'an District, Xi'an, highlights opportunities and constraints, proposing targeted countermeasures.
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