本报讯 记者罗昆娅报道 日前，禄劝县撒营盘镇招桂村举行2025年度积分奖励发放大会，20134分积分集 中发放，让村民得到了实惠。 自2022年推行"积分制"管理以来，招桂村始终以党建为引领，将"环境卫生、志愿服务、文明新风"等村 民日常事务转化为可量化的积分，用实在的奖励，让乡村治理从"干部催着干"变成"村民抢着干"。 2025年，5名优秀党员带头服务群众，每人获得200积分；9户家庭凭借窗明几净的庭院、四季常青的绿 植获评"绿美庭院"，为村庄颜值增色；12户"孝老爱亲"家庭用行动传承美德，22名志愿者在"暖馨食 堂"累计服务32次，75户家庭全年多次登上环境卫生"红榜"……9个村小组更以6354分的集体积分，展现 出"抱团共建"的凝聚力。 接下来，撒营盘镇将继续深化"积分制"的实施，促进其与生态保护、产业发展、乡风文明的深度融合， 用"小积分"促进"好乡风"。 ...

下地良二队、下地良一队、柳洞屯等前三名村屯各获奖励一头年猪，第四到第七名的屯则收获满满 一大筐鸡蛋，村民们捧着奖品，脸上都洋溢着幸福的笑容。 "这样以屯为单位以积分兑换年猪的方式，我们已经做了三年，效果特别好。"祥贝乡副乡长覃善花 在现场向记者介绍，积分制的背后，是一套成熟完善的运行机制。以拉托村为例，村里以屯为单位设 1000分基础分，围绕乡村建设、文明创建等5大类核心任务细化30条考评细则，正向行为加分、不良行 为扣分，标准清晰明了。退休干部、党员代表、村民骨干组成的5人评分队，每季度进村入户考评，积 分事项、分值、审核结果在线下公告栏和线上村民群同步公开，全程阳光透明，村民看得明明白白。 小小的积分，不仅兑出了新春的欢喜，更撬动了乡村治理的大活力。祥贝乡立足各村实际，创新以 屯为单位的积分奖励模式，让抽象的治理要求变成具象的积分指标，彻底改变了过去"干部干、群众 看"的局面。如今，全村上下全民共建、共治共享，村屯干净美丽，邻里和睦团结，乡风愈发文明，治 理更有活力。 作为"中国村民自治"的发源地，宜州从未停下基层治理探索的脚步。从合寨村的村民自治源头探 索，到清潭村的议事协商深化拓展，再到祥贝乡"积分换 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the innovative approaches taken by Pingnan County in Fujian Province to integrate spiritual civilization construction into rural life, particularly through a points-based system that encourages community participation and cultural revitalization [1][2][9]. Group 1: Points-Based System - The points system in Pingnan transforms abstract civilizational values into quantifiable actions, allowing villagers to earn points for participating in community activities, which can be exchanged for goods [2][3]. - The system has been widely adopted across various villages, with over 50 evaluations conducted in 2025, resolving more than 30 neighborhood disputes [5][4]. - This initiative has shifted the mindset from "mandatory participation" to "voluntary engagement," making civilizational efforts tangible and rewarding for the community [3][5]. Group 2: Cultural Revitalization through Ancestor Halls - The transformation of ancient ancestor halls into community centers has become a significant aspect of Pingnan's cultural revival, with these spaces now hosting various activities that promote legal awareness and cultural education [6][7]. - Five demonstration sites have conducted over 280 civilizational practice activities, serving more than 10,000 residents, thus redefining the role of these halls from mere worship sites to vibrant community hubs [7][8]. - The integration of modern functions into traditional spaces has enhanced community engagement and provided a platform for addressing local issues [6][8]. Group 3: Cultural and Economic Integration - The Dragon Pond area serves as a model for integrating cultural heritage with economic development, showcasing how traditional arts can attract tourism and boost local income [8][9]. - In 2025, the Dragon Pond area received over 1.3 million visitors, generating more than 1.3 billion yuan in tourism revenue, which has positively impacted local residents' disposable income [8][9]. - The initiative demonstrates that cultural construction and economic growth can coexist and mutually reinforce each other, providing a sustainable model for rural revitalization [9].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the innovative community governance practices in Wenxi County, emphasizing the importance of resident participation and collaboration among local businesses to enhance community services and social cohesion [1][2][3]. Group 1: Community Engagement Initiatives - The "Community Benefit Home" program allows residents to earn points through volunteer services, which can be exchanged for goods, fostering a sense of ownership and responsibility among community members [1][3]. - The introduction of a "WeChat public account" for community activities has transformed service delivery from a one-way push to a two-way interaction, allowing residents to actively participate in planning and executing community events [2][3]. Group 2: Business Involvement - Local businesses are encouraged to participate in community governance, with initiatives such as awarding "Party Building Alliance Merchant" titles to businesses with party members, enhancing their social responsibility [3][4]. - The collaboration between community services and local businesses has resulted in mutual benefits, where businesses contribute to community events while gaining customer loyalty and brand recognition [4][5]. Group 3: Social Services and Volunteerism - The establishment of a "1 Yuan Haircut" service for elderly residents not only addresses their basic needs but also stimulates community involvement and volunteerism, showcasing the potential of grassroots initiatives [5]. - The community's approach to governance emphasizes empowering residents and creating a supportive environment where everyone can contribute, reflecting a broader social governance model [5].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the transformation in rural governance in Sichuan's Tianjiao Village, where a digital platform called "Chuan Shanzhi" empowers villagers to actively participate in decision-making and governance, leading to improved accountability and efficiency among village officials [1][2]. Group 1: Digital Governance Transformation - The "Chuan Shanzhi" platform allows villagers to initiate agendas and evaluate officials, marking a shift from traditional governance where officials made decisions without much input from the community [1]. - Villagers are now actively involved in maintaining local infrastructure, such as repairing roads, and are recognized for their contributions through a points system that can be exchanged for rewards [1][2]. - The platform encourages habitual participation among villagers, transforming initial engagement driven by rewards into a sustained commitment to governance [2]. Group 2: Technological Empowerment - The article emphasizes the importance of technology in enhancing grassroots governance, suggesting that digital tools can streamline processes and improve the effectiveness of participation systems [2][3]. - It warns against superficial implementation of digital governance, advocating for genuine engagement with community needs and feedback to ensure the platform's relevance and effectiveness [3]. - Examples from various regions illustrate how digital tools can facilitate community involvement and address local issues promptly, showcasing the potential of technology in rural revitalization [3].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implementation and impact of the "Chuan Shan Zhi" digital platform in rural governance in Sichuan Province, emphasizing its role in enhancing community engagement and modernizing rural management through digital technology [6][9]. Group 1: Digital Platform Implementation - The "Chuan Shan Zhi" platform, a public WeChat mini-program, was launched in May 2023 and has since been adopted by 28,000 villages in Sichuan, serving 8.66 million residents by July 1, 2023 [9]. - The platform incorporates a points system to encourage participation, where villagers earn points for completing tasks, which can be redeemed for rewards, thus gamifying rural governance [10][11]. Group 2: Community Engagement and Governance - The platform allows villagers to raise issues directly with village leaders, fostering a more interactive and responsive governance model, as evidenced by the "villager speaking" feature that has accumulated 120,000 discussion topics [12][13]. - The integration of a points system has led to a shift in dynamics, where villagers now often direct village leaders on tasks, enhancing accountability and transparency in governance [13]. Group 3: Socio-Economic Development - The platform not only focuses on governance but also aims to promote local industries by showcasing village specialties and activities, thereby linking social governance with economic development [14]. - Future plans include using points earned to fund services that support local industry, such as product design and tourism development, contributing to the overall revitalization of rural areas [14].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful implementation of a community governance model in Xintang Village, which has led to significant improvements in the village's infrastructure and cleanliness through resident participation and responsibility-sharing initiatives [8][47]. Group 1: Community Initiatives - Xintang Village has adopted the "Three Responsibilities at the Door" system, which encourages residents to maintain cleanliness and order in front of their homes, resulting in a cleaner environment [12][45]. - The village has implemented a star rating system for households based on their adherence to cleanliness standards, rewarding them with points that can be exchanged for goods and services [16][17]. - The community has collectively installed 17 streetlights, transforming previously dark pathways into well-lit areas, enhancing safety and visibility for residents [21][23]. Group 2: Infrastructure Development - The village has completed the hardening of 900 meters of village roads, significantly reducing construction costs by approximately 50% through community labor and resource sharing [24]. - A wastewater resource treatment project has been initiated with a budget of 1.55 million yuan, involving local residents in the planning and management processes [29][30]. - The establishment of a "grid member + resident" management system ensures regular monitoring and maintenance of the village's infrastructure, promoting long-term sustainability [31]. Group 3: Community Engagement - The involvement of external villagers through a WeChat group has facilitated financial contributions for community projects, demonstrating a strong connection and commitment to the village's development [40][42]. - The governance model encourages all residents to participate actively in village maintenance, fostering a sense of ownership and responsibility among the community [46].

Core Insights - The "Home Street" project in Fenglai community, initiated on April 26, 2023, aims to enhance community welfare through collaboration among local businesses and residents [3] - The project has successfully conducted six events, benefiting over 3,900 residents through services like free health consultations and haircuts [3] - A points system incentivizes community engagement, allowing residents to earn points for volunteering, which can be redeemed for services from participating businesses [4] Group 1 - The "Home Street" initiative involves seven local businesses providing essential services tailored to community needs, such as health consultations and energy snacks [3] - The project has fostered a reciprocal relationship between businesses and residents, enhancing community ties and support [3] - The community has seen a 34% reduction in conflict resolution issues, indicating improved social cohesion [5] Group 2 - The points system has issued 720 points, promoting volunteerism and community involvement among residents [4] - The initiative has transformed the community from a resource-scarce area into a comprehensive service platform, addressing various local needs [5] - Future plans include connecting with external sources for fresh produce delivery, further enhancing community services [5]