营商环境 | 从60个创新案例看上海营商环境：让企业倾心而来、安心发展

Core Viewpoint - The first China (Shanghai) Innovation Practice Case Release Conference showcased 60 selected cases aimed at optimizing the business environment, reflecting Shanghai's efforts to create a market-oriented, law-based, and international business environment [1][7]. Group 1: Innovation Practices - The selected cases include "Top Ten Innovative Practice Cases" and 30 "Excellent Innovative Practice Cases" from various levels of government, demonstrating Shanghai's achievements in improving the business environment [1]. - The "Architect Responsibility System" has been fully implemented in Shanghai, allowing architects to oversee the entire project lifecycle, which has led to the creation of distinctive architectural works [2]. - Shanghai has established the first tax trial court in the country and developed a simplified tax administrative review process, enhancing the administrative dispute resolution mechanism [3]. Group 2: Government Support and Services - The "免申即享" (No Application Required) policy allows businesses to receive government subsidies and tax reductions without submitting application materials, with funds disbursed within 24 hours [4]. - A total of 158 "免申即享" services have been launched, with over 2.7 million service interactions recorded, showcasing the government's commitment to reducing the administrative burden on businesses [4]. - The "闵企连廊" platform utilizes AI technology to provide a unified entry point for policy services, making it easier for businesses to access information and track application progress [5]. Group 3: Legal and Regulatory Framework - The establishment of "Blue Whale" enterprise protection workstations has led to the resolution of over 2,160 economic crime cases, recovering more than 630 million yuan for affected businesses [6]. - Shanghai is advancing the construction of an international commercial arbitration center, enhancing the resolution of international commercial disputes through a one-stop platform [6]. - The Shanghai High People's Court is working on integrating litigation, mediation, and arbitration to improve the efficiency of resolving foreign commercial disputes [6].