1. Territory and initiator
Qinghe Valley District (fictional example): 14 villages, about 9,000 residents.
Status: confirmed by a document2. Problem
In winter the only road is often closed for days, and most villages have no stable internet; young specialists leave.
Status: according to the initiator3. Who is affected
About 2,600 working-age residents and 40 small businesses.
Status: estimate4. What happens without change
The district keeps losing roughly 1.5% of its population per year.
Status: estimate5. Goal and indicators
Within three years: a reliable winter road link and internet access in 10 of 14 villages.
Status: according to the initiator6. Solution and alternatives
A winter road maintenance contract, community internet hubs in village schools and a coordination council.
Status: according to the initiator7. Site, facilities, networks
Six village schools and the district library as hub locations.
Status: to be verified8. Resources and indicative costs
A share of the district budget for road maintenance, school premises, volunteers. The funding gap is still to be defined.
Status: to be verified9. Documents and permits
District development plan; road closure log 2023–2025; list of school premises.
Status: confirmed by a document10. Participants and stated interest
District administration; Wei Lin (council coordinator); Anna Moretti (school network lead); the local business association.
Status: according to the initiator11. Risks
Budget delays, equipment theft, severe weather.
Status: according to the initiator12. What is unverified
Closure days per winter and village internet coverage must be re-measured.
Status: to be verified13. Next step and responsible person
Convene the coordination council and measure road closures and coverage for one month.
Status: according to the initiatorEvery statement carries an honest status. This is what a territory gets, and it is what we can present to partners — only with the territory's consent.