中新网：武汉两件法规8月1日起施行 涉及科技创新及养老

Group 1: Technology Innovation Center - The core objective is to establish Wuhan as a nationally influential technology innovation center, focusing on active innovation entities, gathering innovation elements, and creating a favorable innovation environment [2][3] - The "Wuhan Regulations on Promoting the Construction of Technology Innovation Center" emphasizes the importance of planning and construction, stimulating innovation vitality, and enhancing support measures for innovative talent [2][3] - Key platforms for innovation include East Lake Science City, Wuhan New City, and the Optics Valley Technology Innovation Corridor, with specific construction goals and tasks outlined [2][3] Group 2: Elderly Care Services - The "Wuhan Elderly Care Services Regulations" aims to develop a diversified elderly care service system in response to the increasing aging population, projected to reach 2.3034 million people aged 60 and above by the end of 2024, with an aging rate of 24.08% [4][5] - The regulations encourage social participation in elderly care services, aiming to optimize a service supply structure based on home care, community support, and institutional care [4][5] - Each district is required to establish at least one government-funded comprehensive elderly care center, with additional requirements for community-level care services and facilities in new residential projects [5]