How do you manage a metropolis of 20 million+ people? Beijing is stepping up to share its playbook! The Chinese capital will host the Beijing Forum on Swift Response to Public Complaints from Dec 18-19, bringing global experts together to swap strategies for modern urban governance 🌐.
City officials revealed at a Tuesday briefing that the forum will spotlight Beijing’s groundbreaking 2019 initiative – a 24/7 public service hotline that’s handled 150 million+ requests since launch, with a 96% satisfaction rate 🚨. Think of it as the '911 for city life,' resolving everything from pothole complaints to childcare needs!
🔑 Key numbers that pop:
– 1,700+ operators working round-the-clock shifts
– 60+ hotlines merged into one super-number: 12345
– 96.5% success rate in resolving issues
📱 \"It’s like having City Hall in your pocket,\" said Shen Binhua of Beijing’s Administrative Service Bureau, explaining how the system tackles challenges in healthcare, education, and transportation for a population twice New York City’s size 🗽➡️🏙️.
Tech enthusiasts take note: This forum could shape how future cities handle the ultimate VIP – you. Stay tuned for updates on AI integration and cross-border urban solutions! 🤖🌇
Reference(s):
cgtn.com