Idle premises revitalized for shared‑wealth workshops in Yishui

Yishui County taps idle rural buildings and abandoned collective premises to build small‑scale shared‑wealth workshops. The practice turns disused assets into productive carriers, creating nearby‑home jobs for villagers and stimulating rural household income growth.

Local authorities sort out idle village‑level collective sites including old school compounds, disused workshops and vacant public houses. After simple renovation, these spaces are transformed into small processing workshops suitable for light‑manufacturing, handicraft‑making and component‑assembly work.

Villagers, especially women and senior labourers who cannot travel far for work, can take up posts close to home. The “small‑workshop, big‑common‑prosperity” model revitalises sleeping rural resources, increases collective‑economy revenue of villages and boosts local rural vitalization.

Editor：韩蒙蒙