工信部推动孵化器“提质”，认定分为标准级和卓越级

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has issued the "Management Measures for Technology-based Enterprise Incubators," which categorizes incubators into standard and excellent levels to enhance the integration of technological and industrial innovation [1][2][3] Group 1: Incubator Classification - The new management measures classify incubators into two categories: standard-level incubators, which align with the previous national-level standards, and excellent-level incubators, which are benchmarked against international best practices [1][3] - The transition period for existing national-level incubators to adapt to the new standards will last until December 31, 2027, during which they can retain their qualifications while applying for the new designation [3] Group 2: Functions and Objectives - The primary function of technology-based incubators is to facilitate the transformation and commercialization of technological achievements, providing essential services such as operational facilities, entrepreneurial guidance, technical support, market expansion, investment financing, and management consulting [2][4] - The measures aim to create a conducive environment for innovation and entrepreneurship, stimulating growth and reducing risks for startups, thereby promoting job creation and deepening the integration of technological and industrial innovation [2][5] Group 3: Requirements for Excellent Incubators - Excellent-level incubators are required to focus on emerging and future industries, providing high-standard specialized services and fostering industry clustering effects [3][5] - They must serve at least 30 entrepreneurial companies in specific sub-industries each year, emphasizing strong industry attributes, service functions, talent attraction, investment empowerment, and acceleration effects [3][5] Group 4: Management and Evaluation - The MIIT will conduct dynamic management of incubators, with annual evaluations for standard-level incubators and triennial reviews for excellent-level incubators [5] - Local authorities are responsible for managing incubators in their regions, ensuring alignment with local development needs and enhancing policy support systems [5]