Core Viewpoint - The event in Xiaoshan marks the beginning of the 2025 Intellectual Property Service Month, emphasizing the district's commitment to enhancing its intellectual property capabilities and fostering innovation through various supportive policies [1][2]. Group 1: Intellectual Property Development - By the end of March, Xiaoshan district had 12,149 effective invention patents, representing a year-on-year growth of over 20% [1]. - The district has established a comprehensive policy framework covering high-value patent cultivation, identification of patent-intensive products, and intellectual property securitization [1][2]. - Xiaoshan has been recognized as the first in the country to explore a full-chain industrialization model for patent-intensive products, having been approved as the first national center for cultivating and promoting such products [2]. Group 2: Service Initiatives - The district's market supervision bureau has improved the entire intellectual property chain, facilitating the first intellectual property securitization product and creating a "three-dimensional service network" to support local enterprises [1][2]. - During the service month, the bureau will focus on patent-intensive and export-oriented enterprises, establishing a "demand list" to address intellectual property bottlenecks [2]. - The service month aims to create a closed loop of "cultivation-transformation-protection" through training, roadshows, and platform development [2]. Group 3: Future Goals - Xiaoshan aims to achieve 2,500 invention patent authorizations and a target of 20 high-value patents per 10,000 people as part of its goal to become a national model for intellectual property strong counties [3]. - The district plans to significantly reduce the processing time for patent disputes through a collaborative mechanism involving administrative, judicial, and technical support [3]. - Customized risk control solutions will be provided for enterprises venturing overseas, supported by overseas rights protection service stations [3].