Insights on the Collaborative Development of Rural Cultural and Ecological Resources in China

In exploring the integrated development of rural culture and ecology, this study advocates for a systemic design approach that transcends traditional design methodologies, employing interdisciplinary collaboration to foster sustainable solutions. By conducting fieldwork and participatory design workshops in rural areas, the research gathers valuable insights from local stakeholders, aiming to co-create innovative prototypes like cultural innovation parks and ecological art villages. Emphasizing long-term resource management, the study highlights the significance of cultural preservation and ecological restoration, proposing a comprehensive evaluation framework to assess community engagement and environmental impacts. Case studies showcase successful implementations of these principles, illustrating how participatory design can effectively merge cultural heritage with modern agricultural practices, ultimately leading to enhanced productivity and sustainability in rural communities. The findings underline the potential for design as a transformative tool in achieving sustainable rural development.

Insights on the Collaborative Development of Rural Cultural and Ecological Resources in China

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