What are your expectations for the economic and social development during the 13th Five-Year Plan period?

Take an area in Shanghai as an example:

The results of the poll report "What to Do in Shanghai in the Thirteenth Five-Year Plan" have been released, and the three major areas of medical care, environment and transportation have become the greatest expectations of the public for Shanghai in the Thirteenth Five-Year Plan. According to the relevant person in charge of the Municipal Development and Reform Commission, this is the first time that Shanghai has introduced public opinion polls in the process of formulating medium-and long-term plans, and the public's expectations for the city will become the direction of the 13 th Five-Year Plan. "Planning should be more grounded, we should respect the feelings of the citizens, and we should be touchable and experienced." Wang Sizheng, deputy director of the Municipal Development and Reform Commission, said.

On February 6, 65438, the Municipal Development and Reform Commission launched the above-mentioned "Thirteenth Five-Year Plan" poll in Shanghai. The questionnaire was launched simultaneously on the government portal, Weibo, the portal of the Municipal Development and Reform Commission, the WeChat platform of Shanghai dialect and the Weibo platform of the Shanghai Development and Reform Commission. As of February 30th last year, 65438+ surveys were conducted * * *, and 84 valid questionnaires were collected1copy. In the survey, citizens pay close attention to the fields closely related to daily life, with medical care, environmental quality and public transportation accounting for more than 42%. People are also full of expectations for employment and income, food and drug safety, housing, social security, education and old-age care. In addition to specific livelihood issues, the public also paid attention to the overall development direction of Shanghai during the 13 th Five-Year Plan period. The public believes that the three core competitiveness of Shanghai in the future are livable environment, innovative ability and legal environment.

This survey also reflects the problem orientation of Shanghai's "Thirteenth Five-Year Plan" survey. The questionnaire design invites citizens to "find fault" for the current Shanghai, find out the problems that need to be improved, and make plans accordingly. For example, the Shanghai residents interviewed believe that the top three medical services in Shanghai need to be improved during the "Thirteenth Five-Year Plan" period are high-priced drugs, large proportion of self-funded drugs, long waiting time, and difficulty in hospitalization for medical insurance patients; In the field of education, citizens think that the first three items that are relatively weak at present are vocational education, preschool education and primary education.

Medium-and long-term planning often has the characteristics of "high above the ground", which makes many ordinary citizens not understand and care about planning. "Before planning, we must first understand" who will plan and for whom ". Wang Sizheng said that the 13th Five-Year Plan will strive to change the tradition, first listen to people's needs, and then make plans to let people become participants.