Quantitative evaluation of farmland protection compensation policy based on PMC index model
The review and evaluation of farmland protection compensation policies can provide valuable reference for the formulation,adjustment and improvement of relevant policies in the future.This study employs text mining and content analysis methods to establish a policy evaluation index system,and constructs a PMC index model to quantitatively evaluate 52 cultivated farmland protection compensation policies across 11 provinces in China and proposes a pathway for policy improvement.The results indicate that:1)The overall policy design is reasonable.Five provinces,namely Zhejiang,Jiangsu,Guangxi,Guangdong and Shanghai,exhibit excellent policy grades,while six provinces,including Shaanxi,Sichuan,Shandong,Beijing,Anhui and Hubei,have acceptable policy grades.There are no instances of poor policies or perfect policies,and the overall score is high.2)All policies demonstrate evident strengths in terms of policy focus,design and role.However,there are still some issues such as insufficient policy incentives,limited policy timeliness,inadequate policy audiences,and insufficient comprehensive policy evaluation persist,indicating room for further improvement.Based on these findings,several suggestions are proffered to enhance the compensation policy for farmland protection in our country.
farmland protection compensationquantitative evaluation of policiesPMC index modeltext mining