having a positive, useful effect on development; constructive nature

A provincial-level government bureau responsible for managing public works, urban planning, industrial and commercial projects, and water resources.

A state-owned economic and paramilitary organization in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, often abbreviated as the [[兵团|兵團|bing1 tuan2]].

The ten large-scale infrastructure projects launched in Taiwan during the 1970s to modernize its economy and industry.

former executive agency of the Republic of China (Taiwan) responsible for cultural policy, later reorganized into the Ministry of Culture

A series of twelve large-scale infrastructure and development projects initiated by the government in Taiwan in 1994, focusing on areas such as public transportation, education, water resources, and urban development.

the ten infrastructure development projects in Taiwan during the 1970s

activities designed to strengthen cooperation, camaraderie, and efficiency among members of a group or organization

national information infrastructure, particularly in the context of high-speed telecommunications networks and the information superhighway

The development and strengthening of a nation's defense capabilities; includes the maintenance of armed forces, border and coastal defenses, and the growth of defense-related science and industry.

the process of building and developing infrastructure and buildings within a city

The construction and acquisition of fixed assets in various sectors of the national economy, such as building factories, roads, or reservoirs

a municipal or regional commission responsible for urban and rural construction

A government organization or bureau of public works responsible for regional development, industry, commerce, and municipal engineering.

Mental readjustment or preparation intended to strengthen one's resilience and adaptability to a situation

government body in Taiwan responsible for cultural policy and development, historically part of the executive branch

mandatory tax or surcharge added to the price of an airline ticket to fund airport development

development and construction of a society's material aspects, such as industry, technology, and infrastructure

a large-scale paramilitary organization engaged in agricultural and industrial production as well as border defense

The development of ideological, ethical, and cultural values within a society, aimed at improving the moral character and the scientific and cultural literacy of the people

economic construction; efforts by a government to develop resources, increase production, and improve national wealth to benefit the livelihoods of the people

World First-Class University and First-Class Academic Discipline Construction, a major tertiary education development plan in mainland China to develop elite universities and departments into world-class institutions

Nishimatsu Construction Co., a major Japanese civil engineering and construction corporation

A major Chinese state-owned engineering and construction company

development and organizational activities of the Communist Youth League of China

China Construction Bank, one of the four largest state-owned commercial banks in China

PRC Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development (MOHURD)

development, ideological education, and organizational strengthening of a political party