“美丽工坊”带动上千名残疾人就业增收 指尖“生金”

Core Viewpoint - The "Beautiful Workshop" project in Sichuan aims to transform traditional handicrafts into employment opportunities for disabled individuals, particularly disabled women, through a three-tiered system that integrates heritage employment bases, flexible home-based work, and hotel exhibition spaces [2][4]. Group 1: Project Overview - Sichuan has 153 national-level intangible cultural heritage projects, including Shu embroidery and Qiang embroidery, which are being leveraged to create job opportunities for disabled individuals [2]. - The "Beautiful Workshop" project has developed over 6,000 cultural products and established over 20 sales points nationwide, enabling disabled individuals to earn between 2,000 to 8,000 yuan per month [4]. Group 2: Implementation and Collaboration - The project features a collaborative model involving multiple departments, including the Disabled Persons' Federation, Women's Federation, Human Resources, Culture and Tourism, and Agriculture, to create a sustainable development ecosystem [5]. - A "three-library" system has been established, which includes 69 representatives of intangible cultural heritage, 62 provincial-level mentors, and 57 creative bases and workshops for disabled individuals, ensuring talent and resource support for project implementation [5]. Group 3: Market Integration - The project has successfully integrated public welfare with modern commercial scenarios, exemplified by the establishment of the first exhibition area for disabled individuals' intangible cultural heritage at the Chengdu Global Center [6]. - Since the establishment of the exhibition area, over 50 disabled artisans have been supported, with an average monthly sales exceeding 10,000 yuan [6].