三部门印发《关于金融支持林业高质量发展的通知》 综合运用信贷、股权、债券等融资方式，促进林业一二三产业融合发展

Core Viewpoint - The joint issuance of the "Notice on Financial Support for High-Quality Development of Forestry" by the People's Bank of China, the Financial Regulatory Bureau, and the National Forestry and Grassland Administration aims to enhance financial services for the forestry sector, promoting high-quality development in line with ecological sustainability principles [1][2]. Group 1: Financial Services and Innovations - The "Notice" emphasizes the need to innovate mortgage loan products and services related to forest rights, expand the range of mortgaged forest rights, and extend loan terms legally and compliantly [1][2]. - It encourages the establishment of forest rights storage institutions in suitable regions and promotes social capital involvement in forest rights storage guarantee services [1][2]. - The document calls for optimizing the forest rights value assessment mechanism, establishing unified assessment standards, and improving the scientific and rational nature of assessment methods [1][2]. Group 2: Financial Support Mechanisms - The "Notice" highlights the importance of focusing on key ecological projects like national reserve forests and the "Three North" project, exploring diversified investment mechanisms to strengthen financial service demand alignment [2]. - It requires the establishment of a mechanism for realizing the value of ecological products, supporting the transformation of forestry ecological product values, and optimizing financing services for these products using digital technologies [2]. Group 3: Policy Implementation and Coordination - The "Notice" mandates the establishment of a financial support mechanism for forestry reform and development, creating effective collaboration and information exchange platforms to ensure policy measures are implemented [3]. - It emphasizes the need for the People's Bank of China and other departments to accelerate the implementation of the "Notice," ensuring smooth financing connections between government, banks, and enterprises [3].