七部门：充分利用街道等公共服务资源 提供免费或低收费房屋场地建设托育服务设施

Core Viewpoint - The joint opinion from seven departments emphasizes the need to accelerate the construction of an inclusive childcare service system by utilizing public service resources in communities to provide affordable or free childcare facilities [1] Group 1: Community Childcare Services - Development of community childcare services is prioritized, with a unified planning approach for embedded childcare service networks at the city level [1] - Existing public service resources such as streets and community facilities will be leveraged to provide free or low-cost spaces for childcare services [1] - Various forms of inclusive childcare services will be offered, including full-day, half-day, temporary, and hourly care options [1] Group 2: Infrastructure and Planning - New residential areas are required to plan, construct, and deliver childcare service facilities in sync with the development of the housing projects [1] - Urban renewal efforts in older districts will focus on supplementing childcare service facilities [1] Group 3: Public-Private Partnerships - The promotion of a public-private partnership model is encouraged to support social forces in providing diverse and high-quality childcare services [1] - The establishment of childcare service chain brands is aimed at enhancing service quality [1] - Tax and fee incentives related to community childcare services will be implemented to support these initiatives [1] Group 4: Guidance and Supervision - There will be an emphasis on strengthening guidance and supervision for family-run childcare points within communities [1]