T/DGGSX 2-2024 Dongguan Youpin Enterprise Evaluation Specification
T/DGGSX 2-2024 Dongguan Youpin Enterprise Evaluation Specification
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Main technical content: 1. Terms and definitions: This chapter defines and explains terms such as "Dongguan Youpin" and "Dongguan Youpin enterprises". 2. Evaluation principles: This chapter stipulates the three basic principles of objectivity, fairness, and traceability that should be followed in conducting evaluations of Dongguan Youpin enterprises. 3. Evaluation objects: This chapter specifies the evaluation objects of Dongguan Youpin enterprises, namely enterprises within Dongguan City that meet the basic evaluation criteria. 4. Evaluation indicators and scoring: This section defines the evaluation indicators for Dongguan Youpin enterprises, which include disqualifying items, basic indicators, and bonus points. The basic indicators include four first-level indicators and 12 second-level indicators in the areas of organizational management, resource management, process management, product responsibility, and consumer rights protection. The bonus points include five first-level indicators and five second-level indicators in the areas of innovation capacity, brand management, digitalization, green development, and social responsibility. Each basic indicator includes several evaluation items. The evaluation of Dongguan Youpin enterprises uses a scoring method. The total score for the basic indicators is set at 900 points, and the total score for the bonus points is set at 100 points. 5. Evaluation methods: This section stipulates the evaluation constraints, scoring method, and requirements for setting a passing score for Dongguan Youpin enterprise evaluations. Specifically: (1) Evaluation constraints: Specifies the constraints that should be followed when scoring individual evaluation items; (2) Scoring method: Specifies the scoring rules for each evaluation indicator and the method of calculating the total score; (3) Setting a passing score: Proposes that evaluation guidelines should be developed when conducting evaluations, defining the eva