到2030年实现“百城万圈”，商务部等9部门推动一刻钟便民生活圈扩围升级

Core Points - The Ministry of Commerce is organizing the third "National One-Minute Convenience Life Service Month" from October 1 to 31, extending the service period for residents [2] - The "Convenience Life Circle" aims to serve community residents within a 15-minute walking radius, focusing on basic and quality consumption needs, with a target of establishing 6,255 convenience life circles by July 2025 [1][4] - The "Hundred Cities and Ten Thousand Circles" goal aims to create 10,000 well-structured convenience life circles by 2030, with a resident satisfaction rate of over 90% and a chain store rate of over 30% [1][4] Group 1: New Highlights - The notification introduces three new highlights, including innovative unit planning to integrate convenience life circles into urban land use planning [4] - Five key tasks are outlined: expanding coverage, optimizing facility layout, upgrading business formats, enhancing services, and improving management [4] - The initiative will cover urban areas and certain county communities, promoting integration with various service circles such as elderly care and community culture [4] Group 2: Focus on Elderly and Children - The initiative emphasizes services for the elderly and children, encouraging the establishment of "Silver Street" for elderly services and "Children's Paradise" for child-friendly facilities [5] - Community commercial complexes are encouraged to adapt to child-friendly designs, providing facilities for mothers and children [5] - New business formats such as specialty dining, new-style bookstores, and shared spaces are promoted to enhance community services [5] Group 3: Optimizing Childcare Services - Childcare is identified as a crucial component of the convenience life circle, with a focus on developing accessible community childcare services [6] - The government aims to improve the policy framework and standards for childcare services, including tax incentives and operational support [6][7] - Efforts will be made to enhance the quality of childcare services and promote community involvement in providing diverse and quality childcare options [7]