
光彩事业作为促进共同富裕的重要途径,在面对新形势新任务时需正确处理五大关系
文章阐述了推动光彩事业高质量发展所需要把握的五对关系:共同富裕与齐步走、作贡献与受教育、有能力与有情怀、富口袋与富脑袋、强自身与促发展,强调民营经济人士在其中的角色与责任。
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光彩事业自1994年发起以来,以民营经济人士为主体,通过产业投资和公益帮扶助力扶贫及乡村振兴。
光彩事业是为配合国家八七扶贫攻坚计划,1994年发起,以民营经济人士为参与主体,秉持“义利兼顾、以义为先”理念,依托“光彩事业行”“万企兴万村”等载体,通过产业投资、公益帮扶双轮驱动,在欠发达地区发展产业、促进就业、改善民生,兼具政治性、社会性、公益性的特色社会事业。面对新形势、新任务,推动光彩事业高质量发展需要把握五对关系。
准确把握“共同富”与“齐步走”的关系,凝聚共富共识。共同富裕是中国特色社会主义的本质要求,光彩事业作为构建第三次分配体系的组成部分,理论根基源于共同富裕。深化制度设计的认识。光彩事业依托市场逻辑和公益精神的有机结合,在企业自身发展与履行社会责任之间构建起良性互动机制。深化助力发展的认识。发挥民营经济人士主体作用,通过“产业+公益”双轮驱动,让帮扶对象通过发展产业“齐步走”,聚焦教育、医疗、养老等民生短板,确保共富路上“一个都不掉队”,实现光彩事业可持续发展。
准确把握“作贡献”与“受教育”的关系,实现思想升华。民营经济人士投身光彩事业,不仅是“作贡献”,也是接受政治教育、国情教育、价值教育。从“受教育”的政治引领看。光彩事业的第一性是政治性,将思想政治引领置于首位,贵州脱贫攻坚的伟大实践是最生动最深刻的政治课堂,全省近6000家民营企业参与“千企帮千村”精准扶贫行动。从“作贡献”的实现路径看。“千企帮千村”“万企兴万村”“中国光彩事业毕节行”“粤企入黔”等行动,使企业家实现从“经济人”向“责任人”的角色跃升,在“作贡献”中“受教育”,是促进民营经济人士健康成长的有效方式,有利于形成资本向善、财富向善的良好风气。
准确把握“有能力”与“有情怀”的关系,厚植责任根基。光彩事业的“情怀”强调“以义为先”,并非忽视“利”的基础性作用,实现“义利兼顾”,量力而行、尽力而为,是光彩事业必须遵循的基本准则。实践维度进行把握。为筑牢民营企业投身光彩事业的经济基础,应持续优化民营企业发展环境,完善促进民营经济发展壮大的政策体系和法治保障,建立政策直达、诉求直办、服务直联机制,为民营经济人士投身光彩事业提供坚实政策保障。
准确把握“富口袋”与“富脑袋”的关系,促进全面发展。光彩事业坚持“扶志”与“扶智”结合,“富口袋”与“富脑袋”并重,推动帮扶对象实现人的全面发展和社会全面进步,实现物质生活与精神生活同步提升。产业是发展的根基。光彩事业以“万企兴万村”助力乡村振兴为重要依托,建立“村企结对、产业共建、资源共享、利益共赢”模式,将资金、技术、管理、市场等要素惠及欠发达地区和低收入群体,促进产业发展和民生改善。教育是发展的灵魂。光彩事业高度重视教育帮扶和技能培训,既帮助帮扶对象掌握一技之长、增强自主发展能力,也注重转变思想观念、激发内生动力,实现从“要我富”到“我要富”、从“等靠要”到“主动干”的根本转变。
准确把握“强自身”与“促发展”的关系,提升光彩事业效能。推动光彩事业高质量发展,核心在于以改革创新为动力,推动从“单点突破”向“系统集成”转变、从“传统慈善”向“现代公益”转变、从“要我参与”向“我要参与”转变,实现“强自身”与“促发展”的相互支撑、同频共振。以“强自身”固本。“强自身”是光彩事业效能的“硬支撑”,重点在于加强组织、队伍、制度建设,推动光彩会紧密联系企业和乡村,让年轻一代民营经济人士乐于参与、善于传承,完善管理机制、强化监督评估,促进光彩事业行稳致远。以“促发展”赋能。“促发展”是检验“强自身”成效的试金石,深化“万企兴万村”“中国光彩事业行”见成效,设立专门委员会增活力,搭建智慧服务平台拓场景,实现从“输血”到“造血”的转变。

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