Interactive transmission mechanism of eco-environmental and social benefits in sustainable urban regeneration

The lack of eco-environmental and social benefits in old city reconstruction has always been a problem restricting sustainable urban regeneration. In order to obtain interactive transmission mechanism of ecological and social benefits in old city reconstruction, the work analyzed Tanhualin reconstruction by Amos path analysis with questionnaires. The results showed that: firstly, there was significant positive correlation between eco-environmental evaluation and social evaluation, with path coefficient of 0.98; secondly, the most important factor influencing eco-environmental benefits evaluation was history culture, followed by tourism development and environment greening; thirdly, public service facility was the most important factor influencing social benefits evaluation, followed by traffic and living conditions. Therefore, traditional evaluation system of reconstruction effect should be changed to focus on the dominance of eco-environmental environment and detailed sustainable development, thus promoting sustainable urban regeneration.