There are jobs, money to make, and rushing heads
Last year, the number of entrepreneurs and innovative people who returned to the hometown was over 10 million
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The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, the Ministry of Veterans Affairs, and the All-China Women’s Federation recently jointly convened a video conference on promoting the entrepreneurship and employment of returnees, and revealed that since last year, various localities have implemented comprehensive policies to coordinate the joint development of entrepreneurship and employment for returnees and entrepreneurs. The heat continues to increase.
Entrepreneurship and employment in the hometown expanded.
In 2020, the number of entrepreneurs and innovation personnel returning to their hometowns across the country will reach 10.1 million, an increase of 1.6 million over 2019 and a year-on-year increase of 19%. This is the year with the largest increase and the fastest growth in recent years, forming migrant workers and college students. Four entrepreneurial teams, veterans, and women; more than 19 million returnees have achieved local employment, highlighting the role of rural employment as a "reservoir".
The opportunities for returning home to start a business and employment are broadened.
Focusing on implementing policies to stabilize jobs, develop multiple industries, expand jobs, optimize service delivery, and improve skills transfer, all localities actively expand the capacity of entrepreneurial employment in the planting and breeding industry, expand the value of rural functions, and expand the space for industrial value-added efficiency.
About 20% of returnees returned to the planting and breeding industry, mainly engaged in large-scale planting, special planting, seedling breeding, or co-organization of cooperative farmers’ cooperatives and family farms; about 55% of them started family workshops, rural workshops and small farms. Micro-enterprise and other entities to develop catering and homestays, primary processing of agricultural products, and special crafts.
In addition, there are about 25% of temporary part-time workers, mainly engaged in small business, small day jobs, etc.
Entrepreneurship and employment levels have been improved when returning home.
According to statistics, 55% of the entrepreneurial projects in the hometown and hometown use information technology to open online stores, cloud video, live direct sales, contactless distribution, etc., to create "Internet celebrity products"; more than 85% belong to the integration of primary, secondary and tertiary industries. , Covering a wide range of fields such as production, sales, service, agriculture, culture, tourism and education.
The effect of returning to the hometown to start a business and work together with farmers and lead farmers is obvious.
"To show farmers, lead farmers to work, and help farmers earn money." In 2020, on average, each return home entrepreneurial innovation project can absorb 6.3 stable employment and 17.3 flexible employment, and through the use of contract, dividends, and shareholding In this way, the industrial value-added income is left to the farmers.
The person in charge pointed out that to do a good job in rural employment, we must give full play to the important role of rural employment reservoirs, so that hundreds of millions of farmers can work, make money, and make progress. Liu Huanxin, deputy minister of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, stated that the next step is to consolidate and expand the achievements of poverty alleviation, promote the expansion and strengthening of rural industries, and cultivate a group of entrepreneurs and employment entities that take root in the countryside, create rural properties, and promote villagers to create a group of rural entrepreneurial innovations. Demonstration parks and bases will provide more entrepreneurial opportunities for returnees and migrants, and develop more jobs. In addition, related policies are more inclined to return to the hometown for entrepreneurs and native talents, such as giving entrepreneurial subsidies to those returning to the hometown to start a business for the first time or who have been in normal operation for more than 6 months.