《非遗工坊建设规范》等一批重要地方标准发布

Group 1: Core Insights - The Liaoning Provincial Market Supervision Administration plans to release 101 local standards by Q4 2025, focusing on industries such as cultural tourism and elderly care, including significant standards like the "Non-material Cultural Heritage Workshop Construction Specifications" [1] - By the end of 2025, a total of 221 local standards will have been published, bringing the cumulative total to 1,642 local standards in Liaoning Province [1] Group 2: Environmental Protection - Three local standards related to environmental protection will be released, including the "Technical Specifications for Environmental Risk Assessment of Hazardous Waste Disposal," which aims to enhance the management of hazardous waste and ensure ecological safety [1] Group 3: Transportation - Four local standards will be introduced in transportation, including the "Electronic Certificate Operation Service Specifications for Road Transport," which will standardize the application of electronic certificates in the road transport sector [1] Group 4: Urban Renewal - Eleven local standards will be published for urban renewal, including the "Technical Regulations for Green Building Construction Drawing Design Evaluation," which aligns with national carbon reduction goals and aims to reduce environmental impact and construction energy consumption [1] Group 5: Trade and Commerce - Two local standards will be released in trade and commerce, including the "Instant Retail Management Specifications," which will enhance the service capabilities of instant retail platforms and promote industry standardization [2] Group 6: Cultural Tourism - Five local standards will be established in the cultural tourism sector, including the "Non-material Cultural Heritage Workshop Construction Specifications," which outlines basic construction and management requirements for protecting and inheriting intangible cultural heritage [2] Group 7: Elderly Care - Three local standards will be introduced in elderly care, including the "Special Dietary Service Specifications for Elderly Care Institutions," which will guide institutions in providing specialized dietary services to the elderly [2]