Turning public concerns into work guidelines, the State Administration for Market Regulation releases national standardization guidance technical documents

Reporters learned today (15th) that the State Administration for Market Regulation approved the release of the national standardized guiding technical document "Guidelines for Safety and Resilience, Community Resilience, Recovery and Reconstruction Plans." The standard clarifies the "dual path" of short-term transactional recovery and long-term strategic reconstruction, covering the entire process of community emergency recovery and reconstruction, and provides systematic technical guidance to improve grassroots emergency management levels and enhance the overall resilience of the community.

This standard is based on the whole cycle of community emergency response, and transforms the people's concerns about people's livelihood protection, safety protection, social participation and other needs into implementable work guidelines. The core content includes four aspects.

The first is to establish a global assessment and orderly recovery mechanism. We will clearly establish an impact and demand assessment framework covering the six major areas of people's livelihood, economy, infrastructure, environment, health, and governance, and promote routine recovery work in a classified manner, such as ensuring the supply of water and electricity, restoring transportation and communications, supplying medical services, and allocating daily supplies, and promote the rapid return of production and living order to normal.

The second is to refine the priority protection requirements for key groups. For the elderly, disabled people, people living alone, low-income groups, children in trouble and other groups who are vulnerable to serious impacts in emergencies, the priority security needs such as food and drinking water security, medicine distribution, temporary resettlement, psychological counseling, and emergency assistance are clarified, and resource allocation is tilted towards groups severely affected by disasters and groups with special difficulties.

The third is to standardize the multi-party participation and information disclosure process. Clarify the four types of participating entities: local communities, enterprises and institutions, social organizations, and volunteers, and promote mass participation in the design and implementation of the reconstruction plan through consultation, surveys, representative participation, etc.; promptly release the recovery progress, disclose the reconstruction plan, and track the implementation status to improve work transparency and social synergy.

The fourth is to promote the transformation from "repair and recovery" to "resilience upgrade". Differentiate the functional positioning of recovery and reconstruction, and propose four transformation paths: personnel relationship reconstruction, site function optimization, service process reconstruction, and overall system repair, focusing on solving deep-seated weak links exposed by emergencies; establishing a continuous improvement mechanism of review summaries and scenario drills to iteratively improve community response capabilities.

(CCTV reporter Li Jingjing)