Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the mobilization of youth volunteer organizations and volunteers to effectively participate in flood and drought disaster relief efforts, aiming to minimize disaster losses [1][2] - The guidelines require a localized, community-based, and organized approach to mobilization, with principles of training and logistical support being essential before volunteers can be deployed [1][2] - Youth volunteer organizations are instructed to follow the unified command of party organizations, assess local needs for flood and drought relief, and organize volunteers accordingly [1][2] Group 2 - The work content outlined in the guidelines includes reporting hazards, emergency rescue, community service, logistical support, public placement, and knowledge dissemination [2] - Youth volunteer organizations are encouraged to take initiative and responsibility, working under the unified arrangement of party and government authorities to provide organized volunteer services [2] - The guidelines call for the establishment of youth emergency volunteer service teams in various cities and districts, with a focus on dynamic reporting and coordination [2]