资料图为社区工作人员为辖区老人提供康复服务。李隽 摄 围绕老年人福祉和婴幼儿照护，青海持续完善服务体系建设，政策效应逐步显现。截至8月底，该省办 理税务登记的养老服务机构达172户，同比增长17.8%，各类养老照护服务经营主体开票销售收入同比 增长5.5%，呈现稳定增长态势。 另一方面，该省托育服务特别是幼儿托管需求快速增长，同期托儿所服务业开票销售收入同比增长 23.2%，其中托管服务增速尤为显著，同比达1.9倍，普惠托育体系正在加快形成。 税收数据显示："一老一小"与健康服务"驱动"青海消费新活力 中新网西宁10月9日电 (李隽 常红 林浩)9日，记者从国家税务总局青海省税务局获悉，增值税发票数据 显示，今年1至8月，该省包括"一老一小"服务、文体健身、健康保健等在内的健康消费相关行业开票销 售收入同比增长16.3%，显示出居民健康意识增强和消费结构优化同步推进。 据悉，在国家大力推进健康中国建设、积极扩大内需的背景下，青海省健康类消费呈现蓬勃发展的新态 势。 来源：中国新闻网 编辑：万可义 广告等商务合作，请点击这里 本文为转载内容，授权事宜请联系原著作权人 中新经纬版权所有，未经书面授权，任何单位及个 ...

上周和几位朋友聚餐，聊到未来生活的变化，大家各抒己见。李哥说他们公司开始推迟退休政策，王姐抱怨银行存款利率又降了，张工则分享了他返乡创 业的计划。听着他们的讨论，我不禁思考：未来几年，我们的生活会发生哪些变化？有什么趋势正在形成？如何提前做好准备？ 社会发展如同大江大河，有其内在规律和走向。通过观察当前的社会经济数据和发展动向，我们确实能够预见一些可能的变化趋势。根据人口统计局、金 融监管部门以及社会调查机构的最新数据，到2026年，可能会有几个明显的社会趋势逐渐显现。 人口变化是影响社会方方面面的基础性因素。根据国家统计局发布的《2025年人口发展报告》显示，2024年全国出生人口为825万人，较2023年减少了43 万人。2025年上半年的数据进一步表明，这一下降趋势仍在持续。 人口学研究机构预测，到2026年，我国年出生人口可能降至750万左右，总和生育率将降至1.1-1.2，远低于2.1的人口更替水平。这意味着低生育率很可能 成为长期现象，而非暂时波动。 这一趋势背后有多方面原因：住房、教育、医疗等抚养成本上升；年轻人价值观变化，对个人发展和生活品质的重视；女性受教育程度提高和职业发展诉 求增强等。 ...

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Group 1 - The core objective of the new policy is to achieve the "Hundred Cities, Ten Thousand Circles" goal by 2030, which includes establishing 100 pilot cities for the 15-minute convenient living circles and building 10,000 well-structured, diverse, and high-quality service circles [2] - The construction of convenient living circles is crucial for ensuring people's livelihoods, expanding consumption, and facilitating the national economic cycle, with a focus on community residents within a 15-minute walking radius [1][2] - As of July 2025, 6,255 convenient living circles have been established across 210 pilot areas, serving 129 million residents, but only covering 12.5% of urban communities, indicating a significant gap in meeting the public's needs [1][2] Group 2 - The policy emphasizes the importance of elderly care services within the convenient living circles, addressing the growing demand for such services due to the increasing elderly population [2] - The Ministry of Civil Affairs is actively promoting the development of community-based elderly care services, with 319,000 community elderly care institutions or facilities reported as of July this year [2][3] - The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development is guiding cities to improve elderly care facilities in new residential areas and upgrade old communities to meet the requirements of the convenient living circles [5] Group 3 - The National Health Commission plans to enhance community-based childcare services, ensuring accessibility and affordability for families with infants and toddlers [4] - The focus will be on increasing the supply of affordable childcare spaces and improving the quality of childcare services through various support measures [4] - The construction of childcare facilities will be synchronized with new residential projects, and existing urban areas will be updated to include these services [4]

Core Viewpoint - The National Health Commission is accelerating the construction of a universal childcare service system to enhance convenience and trust for families in childcare services [1] Investment Support - The government will increase investment support, leveraging central budget investments to promote community-based universal childcare service facilities [1] - There will be a multi-channel approach to increase the supply of universal childcare spots and support kindergartens in extending childcare services [1] Space Assurance - Local governments are guided to implement preferential measures regarding space and taxes, ensuring that new residential areas are planned, constructed, and delivered alongside childcare service facilities [1] - Urban renewal efforts will focus on supplementing childcare service facilities in older districts and completed residential areas [1] Quality Improvement - A quality improvement initiative for childcare services will be launched to promote professional and standardized development in the sector [1] - There will be an emphasis on enhancing public awareness and support for the development of childcare services [1]

Core Points - The Ministry of Commerce is organizing the third "National One-Minute Convenience Life Service Month" from October 1 to 31, extending the service period for residents [2] - The "Convenience Life Circle" aims to serve community residents within a 15-minute walking radius, focusing on basic and quality consumption needs, with a target of establishing 6,255 convenience life circles by July 2025 [1][4] - The "Hundred Cities and Ten Thousand Circles" goal aims to create 10,000 well-structured convenience life circles by 2030, with a resident satisfaction rate of over 90% and a chain store rate of over 30% [1][4] Group 1: New Highlights - The notification introduces three new highlights, including innovative unit planning to integrate convenience life circles into urban land use planning [4] - Five key tasks are outlined: expanding coverage, optimizing facility layout, upgrading business formats, enhancing services, and improving management [4] - The initiative will cover urban areas and certain county communities, promoting integration with various service circles such as elderly care and community culture [4] Group 2: Focus on Elderly and Children - The initiative emphasizes services for the elderly and children, encouraging the establishment of "Silver Street" for elderly services and "Children's Paradise" for child-friendly facilities [5] - Community commercial complexes are encouraged to adapt to child-friendly designs, providing facilities for mothers and children [5] - New business formats such as specialty dining, new-style bookstores, and shared spaces are promoted to enhance community services [5] Group 3: Optimizing Childcare Services - Childcare is identified as a crucial component of the convenience life circle, with a focus on developing accessible community childcare services [6] - The government aims to improve the policy framework and standards for childcare services, including tax incentives and operational support [6][7] - Efforts will be made to enhance the quality of childcare services and promote community involvement in providing diverse and quality childcare options [7]

Core Points - The Ministry of Commerce and nine other departments have issued a notice to promote the construction and upgrade of urban "15-minute convenience living circles" to enhance residents' daily life and consumption needs [3][4][5] - The initiative aims to create a community business circle within a 15-minute walking radius, focusing on basic and quality consumption for residents [3][4] - By July 2025, 6,255 convenience living circles have been established in 210 pilot areas, serving 129 million residents with 1.503 million commercial outlets [4] Summary by Sections Goals and Objectives - The notice sets a target for 2030 to establish 100 pilot cities for the "15-minute convenience living circle" and to build 10,000 well-structured, high-quality living circles [5][6] Key Tasks - Five main tasks are outlined: expanding coverage, optimizing facility layout, upgrading business formats, enhancing service quality, and improving management systems [6] - The initiative emphasizes the integration of various service circles, including elderly care, childcare, shopping, sports, culture, and healthcare [6] Elderly and Child Services - The policy highlights the importance of elderly services, aiming to integrate them into the convenience living circles, including the creation of "Silver Streets" for elderly services [9][10] - For children, the initiative encourages the development of child-friendly spaces and services within the community [11] Meal Assistance for the Elderly - The Ministry of Civil Affairs has been actively promoting meal assistance services for the elderly, with over 86,000 meal assistance points established nationwide [13][14] Urban Renewal and Community Development - The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development is focusing on urban renewal to address issues in old communities, with 300,000 old communities undergoing renovation to enhance living conditions [27][28] Future Plans - The Ministry of Commerce plans to continue enhancing the convenience living circles, ensuring they meet the evolving needs of residents and improve their quality of life [30][31]