Under China' s nationwide strategy to comprehensively advance rural revitalization

the synergy between reservoir resettlement and rural industrial development faces three key challenges: fragmented industrial layout

insufficient funding

and structural shortages in human resources. Using the resettlement practices of the Shatuo Hydropower Station in Guizhou Province as an empirical case

this study innovatively constructs an “integrated one-core

three-support” model.This model centers on the precise cultivation of distinctive rural industries as its core pillar

supported by three mechanisms: funds and industrial integration

systematic optimization of infrastructure

and life-cycle planning technology intervention. It establishes a synergistic linkage mechanism for reservoir resettlement and rural industrial development

proposing that reservoir resettlement be transformed into a strategic pivot for rural revitalization. The model aims to address bottlenecks in rural industrial growth by emphasizing coordinated immigration and industrial planning

multi-stakeholder collaboration among governments

enterprises

and industrial entities

and a technology-enabled

long-term framework where specialized institutions deeply participate in local industrial development. The main research content and conclusions can provide replicable institutional innovations for similar regions.