Guangdong: Se fomenta que las empresas líderes integren a los pequeños empresarios en la cadena de producción mediante formas como talleres compartidos y procesamiento en puntos específicos

People’s Finance Information, 7 April: The Guangdong Provincial Development and Reform Commission issued the “Several Measures of Guangdong Province to Support the Development of Individual Businesses.” Among them, it proposes to carry out differentiated and categorized cultivation. Establish a “Three Types and Four Categories” determination indicator system for individual businesses with Guangdong characteristics. Based on dimensions such as business scale, revenue situation, industry attributes, development potential, etc., provide differentiated assistance. Organize the recognition of a batch of “excellent and distinctive new” individual businesses, implement categorized cultivation, and optimize services for “well-known” individual businesses such as publicity and promotion, brand building, and so on. Increase service efforts for “characteristic” individual businesses in areas including technical R&D, product design, testing and inspection, quality traceability, marketing promotion, etc. Focus on cultivating inheritors of “high-quality” individual business operators, and guide “emerging” individual businesses to participate in online business skills training. Support individual businesses in building trademark brands, using geographical indications, and building regional public brands. Encourage different localities to formulate and release “maps” of “excellent and distinctive new” individual businesses, and cultivate a batch of放心消费承诺商店, online stores, livestreaming rooms, restaurants, and so forth. Promote models such as “large enterprises help small shops,” encourage leading enterprises to incorporate individual businesses into the industrial chain in forms such as shared workshops and designated processing, and support individual businesses in cluster-based development in specialized concentrated areas. For individual businesses that meet the criteria for the classification of small and medium-sized enterprises, they are treated as small and medium-sized enterprises in government procurement activities, and enjoy government procurement support policies for the development of small and medium-sized enterprises.