数字乡村建设与县域包容性绿色发展OACHSSCD

Based on the three-dimensional framework of"economy-society-ecology",this paper systematically explores the impact mechanism of the development of digital villages on inclusive green development in counties and its regional heterogeneity.By integrating multi-source remote sensing data,such as county-level digital village index,nighttime light data,population density,and Normalized Difference Vegetation Index(NDVI),the empirical analysis shows that the development of digital villages significantly improves the economic inclusiveness of counties,but regional differentiation is evident,with the most prominent economic effects observed in the central region and weak effects in the northeast region due to its path dependence on traditional industry.In the social dimension,the development of digital villages only brings modest improvements,and technological exclusion exists.The western region benefits from filling the gap in public services,while the central region experiences exacerbated social differentiation due to the inadequate adaptability of the vulnerable groups.In the ecological dimension,the overall effect is not significant,and only the western region has achieved partial improvements through digital ecological supervision technologies.This paper further reveals the characteristics of regional heterogeneity and emphasizes that digital transformation in counties should be combined with local resource endowments and policy implementation capabilities.Based on it,a"three-dimensional collaborative"policy framework is proposed,which advocates for incorporating ecological goals into the assessment system,implementing classified policies to bridge regional differences,and promoting the deep integration of development of digital villages and inclusive green development to advancing the high-quality economic and social development of counties by strengthening digital infrastructure,innovating public service supply,optimizing benefit-sharing mechanisms,and other paths.