Venture(US:VEMLY) Yang Shi Wang·2025-07-12 08:45Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security has launched the "Source of Good Entrepreneurship" resource docking service season from July to September 2025, aimed at supporting young entrepreneurs and those returning to rural areas to start businesses by providing a platform for resource aggregation and supply-demand matching [1][2]. Group 1: Entrepreneurship Resource Integration - The initiative will integrate and provide entrepreneurial information, dynamically adjusting resources based on entrepreneurs' needs, including lists of available venues, policy services, financing options, and training programs [1][2]. - A focus will be placed on publishing information about available entrepreneurial spaces, financial support policies, and training resources to facilitate entrepreneurs' choices [1]. Group 2: Entrepreneurship Venue Coordination - The program will organize open observation activities at entrepreneurial incubation bases and returnee entrepreneurship parks, allowing entrepreneurs to experience the environment and services firsthand [2]. - It aims to leverage local industrial chains and support laborers in engaging in entrepreneurship related to product and service supply [2]. Group 3: Policy Implementation and Support - There will be an emphasis on promoting and explaining entrepreneurial policies through various channels, ensuring that eligible individuals receive information on application processes [2][3]. - The initiative will provide comprehensive support for those who have benefited from entrepreneurial policies, including training, guidance, and incubation services [2]. Group 4: Financing Support - The program will mobilize financial and investment institutions to participate in diverse "government-enterprise-bank" exchange activities, expanding financing channels for entrepreneurs [3]. - Selected promising entrepreneurial projects will be promoted to financial institutions to secure funding support [3]. Group 5: Training and Development - Entrepreneurship training will be extended throughout the entrepreneurial process, with a focus on diverse training programs tailored to different stages of entrepreneurship [3][4]. - The initiative will promote skills training and entrepreneurship among rural youth, leveraging local resources and traditional features [3]. Group 6: Mentorship and Guidance - The program will utilize a team of entrepreneurial mentors to provide targeted guidance based on the different stages of entrepreneurial projects [4]. - Mentors will engage in grassroots activities to help entrepreneurs overcome challenges and establish long-term support mechanisms [4]. Group 7: Human Resource Matching - The initiative will organize customized recruitment activities through public employment services and local job markets, enhancing job matching for startups and returnee projects [4]. - Online and offline recruitment activities will be intensified to provide more opportunities for entrepreneurs and job seekers [4].