1. Roads and infrastructure: roads and infrastructure in mountainous areas are vital to the development of the region. Investing in roads, bridges, tunnels and public **** transportation facilities can facilitate the connection between mountainous areas and the outside and improve the living conditions of local residents.
2. Energy facilities: Investing in renewable energy projects such as hydroelectric power stations, solar energy facilities and wind energy facilities can help meet the energy needs of mountainous regions and reduce the impact on the environment, while improving local economic benefits.
3. Communication facilities: investment in mobile communication base stations, fiber-optic networks and satellite communication facilities to improve the quality of communication in mountainous areas and facilitate communication between residents and businesses and the outside world.
4. Educational and medical facilities: Investing in educational and medical facilities, such as schools, hospitals and clinics, can improve the level of education and medical care in mountainous areas and meet the needs of local residents.
5. Agricultural and forestry facilities: Investing in agricultural and forestry facilities, such as irrigation systems, agricultural machinery and equipment, agricultural technology and forestry resource development, will help to improve agricultural and forestry production capacity in mountainous areas.
6. Environmental protection and tourism facilities: Investing in ecological protection, soil and water conservation and tourism facilities, such as tourist attractions, lodges and restaurants, will help develop the green economy in mountainous areas and raise the income level of local residents.
7. Water supply and drainage facilities: Investing in water supply and drainage facilities, such as reservoirs, sewage treatment plants and water supply pipeline networks, will help improve water resource management and environmental protection in mountainous areas. When investing in fixed assets in mountainous areas, full consideration should be given to local economic, social and environmental needs to ensure that investment projects can bring sustainable economic and social benefits, and attention should also be paid to policies, regulations and environmental protection requirements to ensure that investment projects are legally compliant.