The “Guidance Catalogue for Industrial Structure Adjustment (2019 Edition)” has been released, providing support for the development of the parking industry.

Recently, the National Development and Reform Commission revised and issued the “Guidance Catalogue for Industrial Structure Adjustment ( The “2019 Edition” (hereinafter referred to as the “Catalog”) covers 48 industries and comprises 1,477 entries, including 821 encouraged items, 215 restricted items, and 441 phased-out items. It shall take effect as of January 1, 2020.

The key focuses of this revision are:

First, we will promote the high-quality development of the manufacturing sector. Place the high-quality development of the manufacturing sector in an even more prominent position, accelerate the transformation and upgrading of traditional industries, and vigorously foster and develop emerging industries. The Catalogue contains a total of … entries related to the manufacturing sector. More than 900 entries, accounting for over 60% of the total number of entries.

Second, we will foster the development of a robust domestic market. The key priorities are to strengthen agricultural and rural infrastructure, improve the rural living environment, and promote the integrated development of agriculture, industry, and services; enhance the efficiency and quality of modern services, address shortcomings in the public‑service sector, and accelerate the growth of the modern service industry; and stimulate consumption upgrades in sectors such as automobiles, home appliances, and consumer electronics, while proactively cultivating new drivers of consumption.

Third, we will vigorously eliminate ineffective supply. Moderately raise the thresholds for restrictions and phase-outs, and add or revise nearly… items under the restriction and phase-out categories. 100 provisions. Meanwhile, for items that are not fully covered by the existing entries and do not comply with laws, regulations, or industry standards, fallback clauses have been included in both the restricted‑use and phase‑out categories.

Fourth, enhance the level of scientific rigor and standardization. For items classified as restricted or to be phased out, specify the product categories and parameters to ensure practical applicability; for items encouraged under the policy, where the development direction is relatively clear, strive to define indicators and parameters as precisely as possible; for new industries and business models whose directions remain uncertain, then… “Prefer broad over narrow,” with only directional guidance provided. At the same time, economic activities that can be effectively regulated by the market have been removed from the list of restricted items.

Among them, the first category of encouraged content pertains to the parking industry—Section XIV: Machinery.

47. Intelligent logistics and warehousing equipment, information systems, intelligent material-handling equipment, smart port loading and unloading machinery, and intelligent logistics solutions for agricultural products, among others.

22. Urban Infrastructure

14. Renovation of existing parking facilities; development of intensive parking infrastructure, including parking garages, underground parking lots, and mechanical automated multi‑level parking structures; and installation of electric‑vehicle charging stations at parking facilities.

29. Modern Logistics Industry

10. Development of public warehousing and ancillary facilities—such as vehicle parking, loading and unloading, and charging stations—required for urban logistics.

44. Public Safety and Emergency Products

10. Traffic safety, urban public safety, counter-terrorism security, cybersecurity and information system security, law enforcement security, special equipment safety, construction site safety, fire safety, safety monitoring, surveillance, and early warning systems for major hazard sources, as well as product technology development and application.

47. Artificial Intelligence

In recent years, both domestic and international industrial development environments have undergone profound changes. A new round of scientific and technological revolution and industrial transformation is accelerating worldwide, reshaping the global economic landscape. Meanwhile, China’s economy has shifted from a phase of high-speed growth to one of high-quality development, ushering in a new round of economic restructuring. Accelerating the adjustment, optimization, and upgrading of the industrial structure has become a key pathway and an important task for advancing high-quality economic development. The Catalogue issued by the National Development and Reform Commission aims to optimize the allocation of existing resources, expand the supply of high-quality incremental capacity, elevate China’s industries to the mid- and high-end segments of the global value chain, and promote high-quality economic development.