Core Viewpoint - The Shandong Provincial Department of Transportation has announced that the pilot project for "efficiently completing one task" in Jining's inland water transport has successfully passed evaluation and is recognized as a valuable application pilot for replication across the province [1] Group 1: Pilot Project Implementation - Jining has implemented an integrated service for inland water transport, focusing on a people-centered development approach [1] - The project has established a collaborative working mechanism among multiple departments, including transportation and administrative approval [1] - Key areas of focus include standardization of lists, material simplification, process optimization, and data sharing [1] Group 2: Business Integration and Efficiency - The pilot integrates five business processes: ship registration, crew competency certificate issuance, domestic waterway transport operation permits, ship construction inspection permits, and ship ownership registration [1] - The project has achieved significant efficiency improvements through "three reductions and one decrease": an 80% reduction in time limits, a 66% reduction in required visits, a 20% reduction in materials, and a decrease in institutional costs [1] Group 3: Future Plans - The Jining Transportation Bureau plans to focus on "precisely reaching enterprises, highlighting reform effectiveness, and forming demonstration experiences" [1] - Future efforts will include expanding service scenarios, optimizing processes, and enhancing service efficiency [1] - The goal is to establish a new benchmark for the "efficiently completing one task" reform [1]