Research On The Raising Of State - Owned Capital In The Field Of Environmental Protection

Environmental pollution has increasingly become an obstacle to social progress and economic development of a stumbling block.As a developing country, China, deteriorating environmental situation is becoming a bottleneck in China’s socialist system under development.Although China has been active in the environmental pollution, but there are still many unresolved issues.In this vast super tackle tough projects, the state capital plays a vital role.Specifically, its importance in: its antagonistic relationship problems can be solved with the ecological capital, to overcome the limitations of private capital, and improve the power and efficiency of environmental governance. At the same time, it can also prove significant association with environmental protection through examples.In addition, through a detailed analysis of the environmental sources of funding for each channel can be found there is a serious problem of insufficient number of funds in the field of environmental protection. Thus, the state capital raising process for the problems that raise the total lack of accounting for a lower proportion of GDP; capital sources is not yet mature, is not perfect; arrange regional budget is not sufficient, unreasonable, not in place as well as the state-owned capital management ineffective problem. According to the theoretical basis of the relevant, including: the theory of sustainable development, the state capital ownership theory, the theory of public goods supply and demand, and to raise funds abroad experience in environmental improvement measures proposed are as follows: flexible use of state-owned enterprises operating income of environmental pollution; joint lever financial instruments, an effect 1 + 1> 2; the sound of traditional financing channels to ensure that the basic source of funds; improve budgeting, overall planning, financing of preparatory work to do; to strengthen supervision of state-owned capital raising process, to prevent the loss of state-owned capital, guaranteed to make the best its use.