Qingpu District of Shanghai Municipality Enhances Management of Street Vendors

In a bid to promote the orderly development of markets, outdoor dining, and the nighttime economy, the Qingpu District of Shanghai Municipality has strengthened its management of street vendors. The District Greening and Urban Appearance Bureau has led guidance for all subdistricts and towns, scientifically mapping out stall areas and compiling detailed service procedures. This has resulted in the online posting of a "one map" for stalls, which has been officially released. The map features 28 serviced spots in landmark nightlife clusters, commercial districts, scenic spots, and other core areas.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Qingpu District has implemented a comprehensive management system for street vendors, including the "one table, one map, one set of procedures."
  • The system involves the scientific mapping of stall areas and the compilation of detailed service procedures.
  • The "one map" for stalls has been officially posted online, featuring 28 serviced spots in various areas of the district.
  • The district has established designated centralized dredging points for temporary stalls and implemented comprehensive management and rectification.
  • Regularly bustling markets, such as the "Hemu Persimmon Market," have attracted numerous vendors, offering unique products and stimulating rural vitality.
  • The Qingpu District will continue to improve its supervision and evaluation mechanisms for street vendors and refine management mechanisms and governance norms.
  • The district will conduct in-depth research on street vendor implementation cases and develop distinctive projects and replicable benchmarks.

Statistics:

  • 28 serviced spots are featured on the "one map" for stalls, including outdoor seating areas.
  • 18 relief points have been established to fill gaps in public services.
  • 2 control points have been set up to facilitate smooth sales channels for local agricultural products.
  • The district has established designated centralized dredging points for temporary stalls.
  • Regularly bustling markets, such as the "Hemu Persimmon Market," have attracted numerous vendors, offering unique products and stimulating rural vitality.

Sources:

  • Qingpu District of Shanghai Municipality:

https://www.shqp.gov.cn/shqp/qpyw/20250815/1311253.html