Core Points - The Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region has launched a special action plan to enhance civil service capabilities in border areas, focusing on addressing urgent needs of local communities [1][2] - The action plan includes 34 civil service facility projects and 9 service purchase projects, aiming to promote warm, innovative, smart, efficient, and safe civil services in border regions [1] Group 1 - The action plan outlines a three-step development goal: - By 2025, the layout of the civil service capability enhancement action will be completed, with key projects and pilot reforms gradually initiated [1] - By 2026, comprehensive advancement of civil service projects will occur, building on preliminary pilot work to deepen key civil service efforts [1] - By the end of 2027, significant improvements in civil service capabilities in border areas are expected, with the creation of replicable and demonstrative innovative outcomes [1] Group 2 - The plan emphasizes the "One Elderly, One Child" focus, proposing the "Silver Age Action" for elderly health care services and enhancing child welfare service facilities in border areas [2] - It supports the establishment of a social assistance brand in three border cities and eight counties, enhancing dynamic management and support capabilities for disadvantaged communities [2] - The plan aims to strengthen cooperation with ASEAN countries in the field of special children's care services, leveraging Guangxi's geographical advantages [2]