T/XZBX 0076-2025 The standard for evaluating the operational efficiency of rural collective economic organizations in agricultural economic management
T/XZBX 0076-2025 The standard for evaluating the operational efficiency of rural collective economic organizations in agricultural economic management
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Rural collective economic organizations are an important foundation force for the economic and social development of rural areas in China, playing a key role in promoting agricultural modernization, increasing farmers' income, and optimizing the allocation of rural resources. With the in-depth implementation of the rural revitalization strategy, the operational efficiency of rural collective economic organizations is directly related to the efficiency of resource utilization, the quality of industrial development, and the sense of gain and satisfaction of farmers. In practice, rural collective economic organizations in different regions and of different types vary significantly in terms of organizational structure, business models, and resource endowments, resulting in significant differences in their operational efficiency. Conducting a scientific and systematic evaluation of operational efficiency can help identify the bottlenecks restricting the development of the organization, promote management optimization, rational allocation of resources, and enhance sustainable development capabilities. At the same time, unified evaluation standards can help standardize evaluation methods, ensure the comparability of data, and enhance the credibility of evaluation results. This document combines agricultural economic management theory with the practical operation of rural collective economic organizations to establish an evaluation system covering multiple dimensions, including economic efficiency, resource utilization efficiency, social benefits, and sustainable development capabilities. The aim is to provide a unified, scientific, and actionable basis for operational efficiency evaluation for management departments at all levels, research institutions, third-party evaluation agencies, and rural collective economic organizations themselves.