Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the need for a specialized militia cadre training and certification system to enhance emergency response capabilities in line with modern defense mobilization requirements [1][2][3] - The military district has established a closed-loop mechanism for militia cadre training, which includes demand assessment, training, certification, and deployment [2] - The training and assessment plan includes 19 evaluation indicators across four areas: military theory, practical skills, command and dispatch, and physical fitness, with a focus on new technologies such as drone operation and information command platforms [2][3] Group 2 - The military district aims to address common issues in militia cadre capabilities, such as insufficient information technology skills and emergency command abilities, by developing targeted solutions [1][2] - The certification process is designed to enhance on-site task handling capabilities, enabling militia cadres to quickly assess situations and formulate response plans during emergencies [2][3] - The certification is viewed as a starting point for ongoing professional development, with plans to implement an annual review and dynamic inspection mechanism linked to local performance evaluations [3]