四部门发文 引导政府性融资担保加大对就业贡献力度

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Finance has issued guidelines to enhance the role of government financing guarantee systems in supporting employment and entrepreneurship, aiming to direct more financial resources to labor-intensive small and micro enterprises and key groups [1][2]. Group 1: Key Measures - The guidelines include 14 specific measures across four main areas: supporting labor-intensive small and micro enterprises, aiding key groups in entrepreneurship, strengthening information sharing, and enhancing organizational implementation [1]. - A key performance indicator for employment contribution has been established, which combines the support for employment growth and the stability of employment numbers, focusing on business scale, risk control, and employment impact [2]. - Two linking mechanisms have been introduced: one ties employment contribution to credit limits, while the other links it to re-guarantee fee discounts [2]. Group 2: Support for Key Groups - The guidelines emphasize support for key groups such as college graduates, migrant workers, and veterans through entrepreneurial guarantee loan subsidy policies, which can leverage central financial support to stimulate significant loan issuance [3]. - The average central financial subsidy of 100 million yuan can mobilize approximately 5 billion yuan in new entrepreneurial guarantee loans, supporting around 17,500 individuals in starting businesses [3]. - The support scope has been expanded to include previous college graduates and eligible vocational school graduates, enhancing policy fairness and coverage [3]. Group 3: Implementation and Monitoring - To ensure effective execution of the guidelines, the focus will be on improving data sharing mechanisms, inter-departmental collaboration, assessment and evaluation systems, and monitoring mechanisms [4]. - Local governments are encouraged to develop implementation details promptly and enhance departmental cooperation to ensure that financial resources are effectively directed to employment and entrepreneurship [4].