胡文容强调，人民政协是党领导的政治组织和民主形式，加强政协党的建设是发挥人民政协专门协 商机构作用的根本保障。市政协要全面贯彻中央和市委部署要求，进一步健全政协党建工作责任、组 织、制度体系，着力提升"两个全覆盖"质量水平，组织引导广大委员和机关干部增强政治意识、强化责 任担当，更好服务上海在推进中国式现代化中充分发挥龙头带动和示范引领作用。 市政协副主席吴信宝主持通报会，副主席虞丽娟出席。 据了解，近年来，上海牢记习近平总书记殷切嘱托，按照市委部署要求，始终把党建引领作为建设 人民城市、深化基层治理的一条红线，开展了党的组织体系全覆盖、党建引领网格治理、党建引领物业 治理、为基层减负增能等一系列探索实践，在走出符合超大城市特点规律的基层党建新路上迈出了坚实 步伐。 胡文容指出，党建引领基层治理，是上海构建超大城市治理共同体、推进基层治理体系和治理能力 现代化的重要路径。助推党建引领基层治理，一直是市政协履职的重要内容，希望广大委员深入学习领 会中央和市委部署要求，聚焦重点领域、强化双向发力，共同助推党建引领基层治理取得更大成效。要 着眼强化宗旨作用，助推做好政治引领、关心关爱、诉求解决等工作，引领带动新兴领 ...

中新网湖南新闻11月14日电 (胡卫红 杨慧 张益平)初冬时节，走进湖南益阳市桃江县东方新城小区，只 见车辆在划线车位内整齐停放，楼栋间的集中充电区安全规范，墙面洁净如新。这番井然有序的景象， 与2022年前车辆乱停乱放、"飞线充电"如蛛网、墙面涂鸦随处可见的状况形成鲜明对比。 小区党支部及时将这股正能量组织起来。党支部书记何最希表示："我们充分发挥党员的先锋模范作 用，把有意参与社区建设的党员和居民组织起来，共同建设美好家园。" 文明志愿队周会现场。 张益平 摄 在此基础上，小区创新推出"党建引领+红色物业+银发志愿"治理模式，以党支部为核心，联动县住建 局、物业公司、志愿队、业主代表形成合力。同时，通过日常劝导、集中整治、文明宣传等多措并举， 精准破解了车位规划、飞线充电、邻里矛盾等治理难题。 东方新城小区航拍。 陈 明 摄 这一转变得益于桃江县近年来坚持以党建为引领，积极探索基层治理新路径，推动治理重心下沉至小区 一线。通过构建"党建引领、多方共治"新格局，桃江实现物业小区从"管得住"向"治得好"转变，让居民 在共建共治共享中收获幸福感与安全感。 面对小区治理难题，十余名退休干部、教师、职工中的老党员主 ...

几个月前，李佳蔓在一次日常走访中，敏锐捕捉到孟文娟的焦虑。原来，她的女儿考上了大学，学杂 费、生活费等让这个本就拮据的家庭犯了难。李佳蔓立即在民情日记上记下此事。社区党委随即将此事 列为"高优先级"，专人全程代办，精准对接省级助学项目，一场温暖的帮扶接力就此展开。 "孟阿姨，你家闺女的助学金办妥了！"前不久，辽宁省沈阳市于洪区迎宾路街道沈新园小区党支部书记 李佳蔓，用手语向聋哑居民孟文娟比画这个好消息。孟文娟眼中闪烁的泪光，无声地道出了感谢。 一本民情日记，记录的是百姓的急难愁盼；一场帮扶接力，彰显的是基层党组织的力量。近年来，于洪 区大力推动党组织向小区覆盖、干部向小区下沉、资源向小区集聚，将治理的根系深深扎进579个小 区，扎进群众的心田。 如何确保基层治理走深走实？于洪区有一套"方法论"。 通过深入调查、精准摸排，将区内579个小区进一步科学划分为1084个楼院党小组，并组织小区里的流 动党员、退休党员及热心群众，建立起2000余人的治理骨干台账，不断夯实基层党建的队伍基础。 "我们坚持'强基小区、优治社区、赋能城区'理念，以'根系工程'深化基层治理，着力打造组织有力、治 理有效、服务有质、邻里有爱、平 ...

Core Points - The article emphasizes the implementation of the spirit of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party, focusing on practical actions and measurable results as keys to governance [1][4] - It highlights the innovative governance model in Luolong District, which integrates community services and grassroots governance through a grid management system [5][11] - The article discusses the importance of attracting and retaining talent in Luolong District, showcasing policies that support high-level professionals in contributing to local development [19][20] Governance Model - Luolong District has adopted a "Party building + grid + big data" approach to grassroots governance, effectively addressing management challenges in densely populated areas [5][7] - The community has established a comprehensive grid system, dividing areas into basic grids and micro-grids, with dedicated personnel assigned to manage them [11][12] - The integration of various departments into a unified grid management system has improved efficiency and responsiveness to community needs [10][11] Talent Attraction and Retention - The district has implemented the "government-record-enterprise-use" policy to attract high-level talent, allowing professionals to work in enterprises while maintaining government employment benefits [19][20] - The introduction of the "Long Love Card" provides various exclusive services to high-level talents, enhancing their living and working conditions [21][22] - As of October, the total talent pool in the district has reached 270,000, including a significant number of high-skilled and high-level professionals [23] Community Engagement - New employment groups, such as delivery riders, are actively involved in community governance, reporting issues and assisting in problem-solving [15][16] - The district has fostered a collaborative environment where local enterprises and community organizations work together to enhance service delivery and community well-being [16][18] - Events and activities are organized to strengthen community ties and promote cultural engagement among residents [24][25]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of grassroots governance and the implementation of the spirit of the 20th Central Committee's Fourth Plenary Session, focusing on enhancing social governance systems and modernizing governance practices across various regions in China [1][11]. Group 1: Social Governance Initiatives - Various regions are actively learning and implementing the spirit of the 20th Central Committee's Fourth Plenary Session, aiming to create a governance landscape where "everyone is responsible, everyone fulfills their duties, and everyone enjoys" [1]. - The establishment of "warm new stations" in Tianjin provides essential services for new employment groups, ensuring that party organizations reach these communities effectively [2]. - In Hubei Jingmen, over 1,300 new employment group members have engaged in grassroots governance, addressing over 450 issues related to public facilities and community disputes this year [3]. Group 2: Community Engagement and Technology - The integration of AI technology in community governance is exemplified by the use of digital customer service at the comprehensive governance center in Hohhot, which aims to resolve conflicts at the grassroots level [5]. - Nationwide, 2,850 county-level comprehensive governance centers are operational, providing a "one-stop" service for various public grievances [5]. - Beijing is enhancing its public service platforms to ensure that citizen requests are effectively addressed, with a structured response system in place [8][9]. Group 3: Volunteerism and Civic Participation - Community volunteer services are highlighted as a vital component of grassroots governance, with university students actively participating in local initiatives [10]. - The number of registered volunteers in China has reached 240 million, indicating a growing trend of civic engagement and support for community needs [10]. - The article underscores the importance of public participation in governance, as seen in the legislative process for the Shanghai Elderly Rights Protection Ordinance, which incorporated community feedback [9].

Core Insights - The article discusses the 11th anniversary of the coordinated development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and the 5th anniversary of the implementation of the Beijing Property Management Regulations, highlighting a conference focused on grassroots governance led by party organizations [1][2] - Daxing District's Yinghai Town has initiated innovative community governance projects to address challenges faced by relocated communities, emphasizing the importance of party leadership in modernizing governance [1] Group 1 - The establishment of the Nanhai Garden Community Party Committee in Yinghai Town aims to manage eight relocated communities, with government leaders taking on key roles to enhance governance effectiveness [1][2] - Yinghai Town has developed a "red governance" model to address the issue of fragmented management in relocated communities, integrating various stakeholders into a cohesive governance team [2] - The community has achieved a 100% property fee collection rate in relocated communities for four consecutive years, demonstrating the success of the new governance model [2] Group 2 - Six major projects have been launched in Yinghai Town, including a three-year action plan for community governance and property management, aimed at furthering the "red governance" initiative [2] - The projects are designed to enhance the capabilities of community workers and establish a reward system for property management, contributing to the sustainable development of community governance [2]

Group 1 - The core message emphasizes the importance of the Party's self-revolution and the need for strict governance to ensure the Party's leadership in advancing Chinese-style modernization [1][2][3] - The 20th Central Committee's Fourth Plenary Session outlines systematic deployments to strengthen the Party's leadership and promote strict governance [1][2] - There is a strong call among Party members and officials to implement the spirit of the plenary session, enhancing awareness and commitment to the Party's strategic directives [1][2][3] Group 2 - The session highlights the necessity of long-term efforts in improving work styles and emphasizes the importance of discipline in building a capable Party workforce [2][3] - Local officials express a commitment to integrating the plenary session's spirit into daily operations, focusing on grassroots governance and community engagement [5] - The emphasis on maintaining a high-pressure stance against corruption and ensuring political integrity is reiterated as essential for effective governance [2][4] Group 3 - The session stresses the need for continuous improvement in Party conduct and the establishment of a robust political ecosystem to support high-quality development [4][5] - Financial institutions, such as the Agricultural Bank of China, are urged to align their operations with the Party's directives to enhance service to the real economy and maintain financial stability [3][4] - Educational institutions are called to strengthen Party leadership in education, aiming for a high-level research-oriented university while promoting integrity and discipline [4]

Core Points - The upcoming review of the draft amendments to the Village Committee Organization Law and the Urban Residents Committee Organization Law aims to strengthen the leadership of the Party in grassroots governance and ensure the democratic rights of villagers and residents [1][2][3] Group 1: Legislative Changes - The draft amendments clarify that the work of village and residents' committees must adhere to the leadership of the Party, with Party organizations guiding and supporting the committees in exercising their powers [2] - The amendments specify the term of office for supervisory bodies in villages and communities, allowing their members to attend meetings and report violations of laws and regulations that harm the interests of the public [1][2] Group 2: Democratic Processes - The revisions emphasize the importance of grassroots democracy as a key component of whole-process people's democracy, enhancing the self-governance system at the grassroots level [3] - The amendments establish a framework for democratic elections, consultations, decision-making, management, and supervision within residents' committees, ensuring accountability to the residents' representative assembly [3]

Core Points - The article highlights a community initiative in Haiyang Town, focusing on gathering and fulfilling the "micro-wishes" of vulnerable groups, particularly the elderly and children [1][2] - The initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance grassroots governance through party leadership, showcasing a model of community engagement and resource integration [1][2] Group 1 - The "micro-wish" campaign involved collecting specific needs from isolated elderly individuals, left-behind children, and families in difficulty, resulting in a "wish list" that reflects their hopes [1] - The community established a "wish wall" at the party service center to publicly display these wishes, facilitating transparency and encouraging local organizations to respond [1][2] - The initiative successfully matched a wish from a left-behind child for learning supplies with a local government department, which prepared a "learning support package" including a backpack, stationery, and books [2] Group 2 - The service model employed in this initiative involves a process where community members express their needs, the party organizes responses, and local units fulfill these requests, effectively addressing community challenges [2] - The community plans to continue collaborating with local organizations to expand service areas and enhance the support provided to residents, aiming to improve overall community well-being [2]

Group 1 - The core idea of the article is the implementation of a community service initiative in the Daimao community, led by the Party and involving local enterprises and volunteers to enhance community governance and support residents during the holiday season [1] - The initiative is titled "Party Building Leads to Practical Work, Enterprises Partner to Warm Hearts," focusing on integrating resources from "three new" enterprises to serve the community effectively [1] - The event included activities such as mooncake making and providing warmth to residents, showcasing a collaborative model of "enterprise supply + community organization + volunteer participation" [1] Group 2 - The activity aims to deepen the Party building brand "Dai Ni Le" (Let Residents Enjoy Their Later Years) and "Dai Ni Ban" (Efficient and Caring Services for Residents) [1] - The model of "enterprise partnership + volunteer service + community governance" is designed to push resources down to the grassroots level and ensure that good deeds are effectively carried out [1] - Future plans include expanding the participation of "three new" enterprises in grassroots governance to create a positive cycle of "Party building leads + enterprise responsibility + community benefits" [1]