On February 12, 2026, the "Notice on Issuing the 'Measures for Implementing Large-Scale Equipment Renewal and Consumer Goods Trade-in Program in Sichuan Province in 2026'" was officially released.

The document mentions improving the supply chain service functions of the "Tianfu Renewable Resources Cloud" platform, establishing a standardized data collection and monitoring mechanism, and guiding renewable resource recycling operators to connect in an orderly manner. It also supports eligible trading venues in innovating and conducting physical spot transactions of renewable resources, thus facilitating resource recycling channels.

Encourage the development of the "Internet + Secondhand" model, guide secondhand goods operators to enhance digital collaboration in the supply chain, improve "online + offline" brand marketing capabilities, and promote the multi-channel circulation of secondhand goods. Support qualified regions in building centralized and standardized secondhand goods trading markets.

Strengthen environmental law enforcement and supervision, and severely crack down on environmental violations such as the illegal recycling, dismantling, and disposal of waste equipment and consumer goods. Continue to promote the implementation of the national policy regarding "reverse invoicing" by resource recycling companies to individuals who sell their scrapped products.

On February 24, 2026, the General Office of the Sichuan Provincial People's Government issued the "Implementation Opinions of the General Office of the Sichuan Provincial People's Government on Further Promoting Innovation and Breakthroughs in the Service Industry," proposing to support the construction of the "Tianfu Green Hub" renewable resource recycling system and to provide incentives of up to 5 million yuan to eligible renewable resource trading venues.

Compared to the policies of 2025 and earlier, which focused on encouraging the expansion of the recycling market, the development focus of policies in Guangdong, Shanxi, Jiangsu, Shandong, Henan, and Sichuan in 2026 shifted to three dimensions: channel standardization and platformization, environmental management and control, and tax compliance. The latest policies, for the first time at the provincial level, strengthen the implementation of compliance measures, driving the local renewable resource recycling industry to move away from extensive incremental expansion and towards a comprehensive transformation towards refined and compliant operations.

Notice on Issuing the "Measures for Implementing Large-Scale Equipment Renewal and Consumer Goods Trade-in Programs in Sichuan Province in 2026"

Issuing agencies: Sichuan Provincial Development and Reform Commission, Sichuan Provincial Department of Finance

Release date: February 12, 2026

Document Number: Sichuan Development and Reform Commission Environmental Resources Bureau Document No. 47 [2026]

Notice on Issuing the "Measures for Implementing Large-Scale Equipment Renewal and Consumer Goods Trade-in Programs in Sichuan Province in 2026" (Sichuan Development and Reform Commission Environmental Resources Document No. 47 [2026])

To relevant provincial departments and units, and development and reform commissions and finance bureaus of all cities and prefectures:

The "Measures for Implementing Large-Scale Equipment Renewal and Consumer Goods Trade-in Programs in Sichuan Province in 2026" has been approved by the provincial government and is hereby issued to you. Please implement it in light of your actual circumstances.

Sichuan Provincial Development and Reform Commission, Sichuan Provincial Department of Finance

February 9, 2026

Sichuan Province will implement large-scale equipment upgrades and consumer goods trade-in policies in 2026.

In order to fully implement the decisions and plans of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council, thoroughly implement the work arrangements of the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial Government, optimize the implementation of the large-scale equipment renewal and consumer goods trade-in policy, and in accordance with the "Notice on Implementing the Large-Scale Equipment Renewal and Consumer Goods Trade-in Policy in 2026" (NDRC Environmental Resources [2025] No. 1745) issued by the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Finance, and in light of the actual situation in Sichuan, the following policy measures are formulated.

I. Continuously promote large-scale equipment upgrades

(a) Optimize the scope of support for equipment upgrade projects.

1. To implement national policies supporting equipment upgrades, and actively seek funding from ultra-long-term special treasury bonds, in addition to continuing to support equipment upgrade projects in sectors such as industry, electronics and information, energy and power, transportation, logistics, education, culture and tourism, healthcare, facility agriculture, grain and oil processing, work safety, customs inspection, old residential elevators, and energy conservation, carbon reduction, and environmental protection, the scope of support will be expanded to include elevator installation in old residential communities and equipment upgrades in elderly care institutions in the public welfare sector; fire and rescue facilities and testing equipment upgrades in the safety sector; and upgrades of offline consumer commercial facilities and equipment such as commercial complexes, shopping centers, department stores, and large supermarkets in the consumer infrastructure sector. (Responsible units: Provincial Development and Reform Commission, Department of Economy and Information Technology, Department of Education, Department of Civil Affairs, Department of Finance, Department of Ecology and Environment, Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, Department of Transportation, Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Department of Commerce, Department of Culture and Tourism, Provincial Health Commission, Department of Emergency Management, Provincial Market Supervision Bureau, Provincial Government Port and Logistics Office, Provincial Grain and Reserves Bureau, Provincial Energy Bureau, Chengdu Customs, Sichuan Postal Administration, and Provincial Fire and Rescue Bureau, each responsible according to their respective duties; all tasks must be implemented by municipal and county governments and will not be listed again.)

   
   

(ii) Optimize the application process for equipment upgrade projects.

2. Further optimize the application requirements for ultra-long-term special treasury bond equipment upgrade projects, lower the investment threshold for application projects, increase support for equipment upgrades of small and medium-sized enterprises, and expand the scope of policy benefits. Further optimize the application and review process for ultra-long-term special treasury bond equipment upgrade projects, leverage the "2+N" bond project full life-cycle management mechanism, and generally organize project applications and screening according to the principle of "preliminary review by municipal and county-level industry authorities, review by provincial-level industry authorities, and final review by the national government." (Responsible unit: Provincial Development and Reform Commission; relevant provincial departments and units are responsible according to their respective duties)

(III) Vigorously promote equipment upgrades in key areas.

3. Coordinate provincial funds to promote enterprises' accelerated application of digital and intelligent technologies, green technologies, and advanced process equipment for new technological transformation. Support industrial enterprises in introducing and purchasing equipment for production line upgrades, intelligent transformation and digital conversion, energy conservation, environmental protection and carbon reduction, safety production, and micro-technological transformation projects. Support bundled safety and environmental protection projects implemented by enterprises within provincial zero-carbon industrial parks and provincial chemical industrial parks. For individual production line upgrade projects involving the introduction and purchase of equipment, support will be provided up to 10% of the project's equipment (including software) investment; for intelligent transformation and digital conversion projects, support will be provided up to 20% of the project's equipment (including software) investment; and for energy conservation, environmental protection and carbon reduction and safety production projects, support will be provided up to 15% of the project's fixed asset (including software) investment, with a maximum support of 20 million yuan. (Responsible units: Department of Economy and Information Technology, Department of Finance)

4. Continue to coordinate provincial funds to support facility renovation and equipment upgrades in the fields of housing and urban-rural development, transportation, education, culture and tourism, and healthcare. (Responsible units: Department of Education, Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, Department of Transportation, Department of Culture and Tourism, Provincial Health Commission, Department of Finance)

(iv) Support the scrapping and replacement of old commercial freight vehicles.

5. Strive for funding from ultra-long-term special treasury bonds to continue supporting the replacement of scrapped commercial freight vehicles with those meeting only the National IV emission standard or below with low-emission freight vehicles, prioritizing the replacement with electric freight vehicles. Subsidy standards will be implemented in accordance with the "Notice on Implementing the Scrapping and Renewal of Old Commercial Freight Vehicles" (Jiaoguihua Fa [2025] No. 17). (Responsible units: Department of Transportation and Department of Finance, according to their respective duties)

(v) Support the replacement of urban buses with new energy vehicles.

6. Promote the electrification of urban buses, strive for ultra-long-term special treasury bond funds, and continue to support the replacement of new energy urban buses and power batteries. The subsidy standard shall be implemented in accordance with the "Implementation Rules for Subsidies for the Replacement of New Energy Urban Buses and Power Batteries in 2025" (Jiaobanyun [2025] No. 4). (Responsible units: Department of Transportation and Department of Finance, according to their respective duties)

(vi) Support the scrapping and replacement of old agricultural machinery.

7. Continue to support the scrapping and replacement of old agricultural machinery, vigorously promote the elimination of old agricultural machinery, and accelerate the promotion and application of advanced, applicable, energy-saving, environmentally friendly, safe and reliable agricultural machinery. The scope and standards of subsidies shall be implemented in accordance with the "Notice on Implementing the 2025 Agricultural Machinery Scrapping and Replacement Subsidy Policy" (Sichuan Agricultural Letter [2025] No. 113). (Responsible units: Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs and Department of Finance, according to their respective duties)

II. Improve quality and efficiency by implementing a trade-in program for old consumer goods.

(vii) Unify the categories and standards of subsidies.

8. Support for Vehicle Scrapping and Replacement. In 2026, a one-time subsidy will be provided to individual consumers who scrap gasoline passenger vehicles registered before June 30, 2013 (inclusive), diesel and other fuel passenger vehicles registered before June 30, 2015, or new energy passenger vehicles registered before December 31, 2019, and purchase new energy passenger vehicles or fuel passenger vehicles with an engine displacement of 2.0 liters or less listed in the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's "Catalogue of New Energy Vehicle Models Eligible for Vehicle Purchase Tax Reduction and Exemption". For scrapping the aforementioned eligible old vehicles and purchasing new energy passenger vehicles, a subsidy of 12% of the new vehicle's sales price (including tax) will be provided, with a maximum subsidy of 20,000 yuan (rounded up to the nearest yuan). For scrapping the aforementioned eligible fuel passenger vehicles and purchasing fuel passenger vehicles with an engine displacement of 2.0 liters or less, a subsidy of 10% of the new vehicle's sales price will be provided, with a maximum subsidy of 15,000 yuan. (Responsible units: Department of Commerce and Department of Finance, each responsible according to their respective duties)

9. Support for Vehicle Replacement and Replacement. In 2026, individual consumers who transfer their passenger vehicles registered in their own name and purchase new energy passenger vehicles listed in the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's "Catalogue of New Energy Vehicle Models Eligible for Vehicle Purchase Tax Reduction and Exemption" or fuel-powered passenger vehicles with an engine displacement of 2.0 liters or less will receive a one-time subsidy. For replacement with a new energy passenger vehicle meeting the above conditions, a subsidy of 8% of the new vehicle's sales price will be provided, with a maximum subsidy of 15,000 yuan; for replacement with a fuel-powered passenger vehicle meeting the above conditions, a subsidy of 6% of the new vehicle's sales price will be provided, with a maximum subsidy of 13,000 yuan. (Responsible units: Department of Commerce and Department of Finance, according to their respective duties)

10. Support for Trade-in of Home Appliances. Starting January 1, 2026, individual consumers purchasing refrigerators, washing machines, televisions, air conditioners, computers, and water heaters that meet the Level 1 energy efficiency or water efficiency standard will receive a subsidy of 15% of the product's sales price. Each consumer can receive a subsidy for one item per category, with a maximum subsidy of 1,500 yuan per item. (Responsible Units: Department of Commerce, Department of Finance, Provincial Development and Reform Commission, Provincial Market Supervision Bureau, Sichuan Postal Administration)

11. Support for the purchase of new digital and smart products. Starting January 1, 2026, individual consumers purchasing four types of products—mobile phones, tablets, smartwatches/bands, and smart glasses—with a single item sales price not exceeding 6,000 yuan, will receive a subsidy of 15% of the product sales price. Each consumer can receive a subsidy for one item of each type, with a maximum subsidy of 500 yuan per item. Subsidies will also be provided for the purchase of new smart home products (including age-friendly home products); specific subsidy categories and standards will be formulated separately. (Responsible units: Department of Commerce, Department of Finance, Department of Civil Affairs, Provincial Development and Reform Commission, Provincial Market Supervision Bureau, Sichuan Postal Administration)

(viii) Clarify the implementation method of subsidies.

12. Vehicle Scrapping and Replacement. A unified "post-subsidy" model will be adopted province-wide, with each city (prefecture) formulating and implementing specific plans. Scrapping applications will be processed and reviewed through the national vehicle trade-in platform, while replacement applications will be processed through the Sichuan Provincial Vehicle Replacement Service Platform. The old passenger vehicles scrapped or transferred by the applicant, and the new passenger vehicles purchased, must meet relevant regulations. (Responsible Units: Department of Commerce, Department of Finance, Department of Economy and Information Technology, Department of Public Security, Sichuan Provincial Tax Service)

13. Home appliances, digital products, and smart products. A unified "instant subsidy reduction" model will be adopted province-wide. Cities (prefectures) will determine the voucher issuance platform and rules, which will be connected to the provincial home appliance trade-in and digital product purchase subsidy platforms. Subsidized goods must be purchased and invoiced from January 1, 2026 onwards, with the invoice issuance date as the base date. Eligibility for subsidies for smart home products (including age-friendly home products) will be determined separately. (Responsible units: Department of Commerce, Department of Civil Affairs)

(ix) Strengthen the allocation and scheduling of funds.

14. Reasonably determine the scale of fund allocation. The funds from the 2026 ultra-long-term special treasury bonds will be pre-allocated by the Provincial Department of Finance in conjunction with the Provincial Development and Reform Commission and the Provincial Department of Commerce, based on the proportion of applications for consumer goods trade-in subsidies in each city (prefecture). After the policy is implemented, the funds will be settled based on the actual amount of subsidies approved in each city (prefecture). (Responsible units: Provincial Department of Finance, Provincial Development and Reform Commission, Provincial Department of Commerce)

15. Implement matching fund requirements for subsidies. The central government's ultra-long-term special treasury bonds require local governments to match 5% of the funds, which will be fully borne by the provincial finance departments. Central and provincial subsidies are subject to total amount control and will cease once exhausted. Adjustments will be made during policy implementation through methods such as qualification verification. Any unused central and provincial funds allocated for the consumer goods trade-in program by December 31, 2026, will be recovered. All cities and counties must strictly implement the support standards in relevant areas to ensure that funds are used in accordance with the requirements of the consumer goods trade-in policy. (Responsible units: Department of Finance, Department of Commerce, according to their respective duties)

(x) Optimize and improve the implementation system.

16. Develop detailed implementation plans for the trade-in program for consumer goods by sector, standardize the management system for the trade-in program, and improve the detailed rules for the entire implementation chain, including the management of participating business entities, product sales price filing, subsidy eligibility disbursement, fund verification and payment, and supervision and management. (Responsible units: Department of Commerce, Provincial Development and Reform Commission, Department of Finance)

17. Under the premise of effective risk control, establish a subsidy pre-allocation system. Based on the budget allocation and the sales and advance payment status of participating merchants, pre-allocate a portion of the subsidy funds to the relevant enterprises or payment platforms, simplify the fund review process, expedite the disbursement process, and alleviate the pressure on enterprises to advance funds. (Responsible units: Department of Finance, Department of Commerce)

18. Fully leverage the advantages of different sales channels, coordinate the use of online and offline channels to implement subsidy policies, encourage offline stores to create diversified consumption scenarios, and tap the potential of physical retail such as brand specialty stores and professional stores to further support the development of offline entities and enhance their role in driving surrounding consumption. By increasing the number of offline businesses in rural areas and guiding online channels towards rural areas, encourage large supermarkets, brand specialty stores, and professional stores to extend their service networks to remote rural areas through mobile sales vehicles, rural markets, and on-site exhibitions, thereby improving the convenience of consumption in rural areas. (Responsible unit: Department of Commerce)

III. Improve the recycling network

(xi) Improve the recycling network for waste equipment and consumer goods.

19. Vigorously expand the application of "Internet+" in recycling scenarios to enhance the recycling service capabilities for waste equipment and consumer goods. Leverage the advantages of the grassroots network of supply and marketing cooperatives to further expand the recycling network coverage, supported by county-level sorting centers, with township (town) and street transfer stations as hubs, and village (group) and community collection points as the foundation. Improve the supply chain service functions of the "Tianfu Renewable Resources Cloud" platform, establish a standardized data collection and monitoring mechanism, and guide renewable resource recycling operators to connect in an orderly manner. Support eligible trading venues to innovate and carry out physical spot trading of renewable resources, and facilitate resource recycling channels. (Responsible units: Department of Commerce, Provincial Supply and Marketing Cooperative, according to their respective duties)

(xii) Regulate the trading of second-hand goods and the remanufacturing of scrap equipment.

20. Encourage the development of the "Internet + Secondhand" model, guide secondhand goods operators to enhance digital collaboration in the supply chain, improve "online + offline" brand marketing capabilities, and promote multi-channel circulation of secondhand goods. Support qualified regions in building centralized and standardized secondhand goods trading markets. Improve the level of the remanufacturing industry for waste electromechanical equipment and auto parts, ensuring that the quality characteristics and safety and environmental performance of remanufactured products are no less than those of the original new products. (Responsible units: Department of Economy and Information Technology, Department of Commerce, according to their respective duties)

(xiii) Support the recycling and disposal of waste electrical and electronic products.

21. Coordinate relevant central and provincial special funds, and continue to adopt a "reward-based" approach to support the standardized recycling and disposal of waste electrical and electronic products, promoting the industry's quality improvement, efficiency enhancement, and healthy development. (Responsible units: Department of Finance and Department of Ecology and Environment, according to their respective duties)

(xiv) Strengthen the resource recycling industry.

22. Actively seek funding from ultra-long-term special treasury bonds to construct high-level recycling and reuse projects. Implement major science and technology projects and other science and technology programs, strengthen the construction of innovation platforms and the cultivation and attraction of talent, and promote technological innovation in resource recycling. Promote the application of recycled materials. Strengthen environmental law enforcement and supervision, and severely crack down on environmental violations such as illegal recycling, dismantling, and disposal of waste equipment and consumer goods. Continuously promote the implementation of the national policy on "reverse invoicing" by resource recycling companies to natural persons who sell scrapped products. (Responsible units: Provincial Development and Reform Commission, Department of Science and Technology, Department of Ecology and Environment, Department of Commerce, Provincial Supply and Marketing Cooperative, and Sichuan Provincial Taxation Bureau, according to their respective duties)

IV. Leveraging the guiding role of standards improvement

(xv) Promote the dissemination of standards.

23. Targeting key entities such as manufacturing enterprises, sales enterprises, and recycling and dismantling enterprises, conduct publicity and interpretation of relevant standards and regulations concerning "new economic and social development" through various means, including policy interpretation meetings, specialized training sessions, and the production and release of guidelines and manuals. Promote accurate understanding, widespread awareness, and conscious application by all parties to ensure the effectiveness of the publicity and implementation work. (Responsible units: Provincial Development and Reform Commission, Department of Economy and Information Technology, Department of Ecology and Environment, Department of Commerce, and Provincial Market Supervision Bureau, according to their respective duties)

(xvi) Strengthen the implementation of standards.

24. Strictly enforce mandatory scrapping standards for motor vehicles and vehicle safety and environmental protection inspection standards, and promote the elimination and replacement of old vehicles that meet the mandatory scrapping standards in accordance with laws and regulations. Encourage consumers to scrap and replace home appliances that have reached their recommended service life. Strengthen quality supervision and spot checks on key consumer goods such as home appliances, digital and home furnishing products, new energy vehicle charging piles, and automotive accessories, and severely crack down on illegal and irregular activities such as selling counterfeit goods as genuine, substandard goods as superior, used goods as new, substandard quality, and counterfeiting or misusing energy efficiency or water efficiency labels. (Responsible units: Provincial Market Supervision Bureau, Public Security Department, Ecology and Environment Department, Commerce Department)

V. Strengthen the organization and implementation of policies

(XVII) Strengthen organizational leadership.

25. The Provincial Development and Reform Commission will leverage the leading role of the provincial-level special working group for "new economic organizations and new social organizations" to strengthen overall coordination and monitoring, and lead the relevant industry authorities in the application, review, and management of equipment upgrade projects supported by ultra-long-term special treasury bonds. The Provincial Department of Finance, in conjunction with relevant departments, will ensure the allocation, disbursement, and supervision of provincial-level equipment upgrade and renovation funds and national and provincial consumer goods trade-in subsidies. The Provincial Department of Commerce, the Provincial Department of Transportation, and other departments will formulate detailed implementation rules for their respective areas of responsibility and organize local governments to implement relevant policies. Municipal (prefecture) governments will, based on local conditions, promptly deploy and implement these policies, ensuring accountability at all levels, maintaining a proper work pace, strengthening coordination, and effectively promoting the continuous improvement of the effectiveness of "new economic organizations and new social organizations" policies. (Responsible unit: Provincial Development and Reform Commission; relevant provincial departments and units are responsible according to their respective duties)

(18) Standardize the use of funds.

26. The Provincial Department of Finance and the Provincial Development and Reform Commission will allocate funds from the ultra-long-term special treasury bonds and provincial funds for the consumer goods trade-in program to cities (prefectures) in batches on a quarterly basis. These funds will be used to implement the consumer goods trade-in subsidy policies specified in this notice. Each city (prefecture) should formulate a reasonable plan for the balanced use of funds according to the allocated amount, and implement the consumer goods trade-in policy smoothly and orderly. Each city (prefecture) should promptly complete the settlement of the 2025 consumer goods trade-in subsidy funds and ensure a smooth and orderly transition of related support policies across fiscal years. (Responsible units: Provincial Development and Reform Commission, Provincial Department of Finance, and Provincial Department of Commerce, according to their respective duties)

(xixteen) Strengthen supervision and management.

27. The Provincial Development and Reform Commission and the Provincial Department of Finance, together with relevant departments (units), will conduct regular inspections of policy implementation and the application, review, and disbursement of subsidy funds to prevent problems such as untimely fund allocation, delayed use, and misappropriation, ensuring policy implementation and fund security, and building a comprehensive risk prevention line for policy implementation "before, during, and after." Audit departments should prioritize the use of funds for "new social organizations" in their annual audit work and strengthen audit supervision. Governments at all levels are the primary responsible entities for project and fund management. They should strengthen online monitoring and scheduling, conduct regular on-site supervision and inspections, and urge project units to strictly advance construction according to plan. They should strictly manage ultra-long-term special treasury bond funds, firmly adhere to the red line and bottom line for fund use, and prohibit fictitious expenditures, false reporting of expenditures, and using disbursements as a substitute for payments, avoiding idle funds and promoting more standardized, safe, and effective use of treasury bond funds. They should deepen cross-departmental collaboration and joint law enforcement, focusing on promoting real-time information sharing, two-way transfer of clues, and joint law enforcement inspections. For those that do not meet the above requirements or violate financial discipline, funds should be recovered in a timely manner, and relevant personnel should be held accountable in accordance with laws and regulations. (Responsible units: Provincial Development and Reform Commission, Provincial Department of Finance, Provincial Audit Office; relevant provincial departments and units are responsible according to their respective duties)

(20) Create a fair environment for participation.

28. Online and offline businesses, as well as businesses of different ownership, registered locations, and sizes, should be treated equally when participating in large-scale equipment upgrades and consumer goods trade-in programs. A comprehensive approach, including full-coverage review, random checks, third-party audits, and joint enforcement, will be employed to ensure the authenticity and compliance of transactions, resolutely preventing and investigating illegal and irregular activities such as fraudulent subsidy claims and "price increases followed by subsidies." For verified violations, in addition to legal penalties, funds will be promptly recovered, eligibility will be publicly revoked, and participation in policy programs may be suspended for a certain period depending on the severity of the offense. (Responsible units: Provincial Development and Reform Commission, Department of Commerce, and Provincial Market Supervision Bureau, according to their respective duties)

(21) Timely tracking and evaluation.

29. The Provincial Development and Reform Commission, in conjunction with relevant departments, will strengthen the evaluation and guidance of the implementation of the "two new" policies in various regions and fields, conduct policy tracking and evaluation for effectiveness and optimization, urge the implementation of key tasks, and promptly identify and resolve problems. The people's governments of all cities (prefectures) should conduct self-evaluations and self-assessments of policy implementation, project implementation, fund utilization, and achievement of performance targets, and promptly submit reports to the Provincial Development and Reform Commission and the Provincial Department of Finance, and also send copies of relevant information to the Provincial Department of Transportation, the Provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, and the Provincial Department of Commerce. The Provincial Development and Reform Commission, in consultation with the Provincial Department of Finance, will compile a performance evaluation report, and the evaluation results will serve as an important basis for subsequent optimization of fund allocation. (Responsible units: Provincial Development and Reform Commission, Provincial Department of Finance; relevant provincial departments and units are responsible according to their respective duties)

(22) Strengthen policy publicity and information disclosure.

30. Strengthen the publicity and interpretation of policies related to new economic and social organizations, and continuously and accurately convey policy benefits through government department website columns, mainstream media, and official new media platforms, using formats such as text, images, and short videos. Fully disclose key information such as the list of participating merchants and subsidy distribution rules, ensure smooth channels for consumer complaints and reports, proactively accept public supervision, ensure the policy operates transparently, and enhance public confidence in participation. (Responsible units: Provincial Development and Reform Commission, Provincial Department of Finance, Provincial Department of Commerce; relevant provincial departments and units are responsible according to their respective duties)