For the first time, the city will launch a number of small and medium-sized venture projects that invest less than 100 thousand yuan for the first time.

From 2 to 5 tomorrow afternoon, the municipal labor and Social Security Bureau will hold the first "Beijing venture project promotion exhibition" at Hall 5, agricultural exhibition hall.

This is the first batch of pioneering projects launched by the city since the establishment of the enterprise recruitment system in June this year.

At that time, 13 industries and nearly 50 outstanding entrepreneurial projects involving electronic information, automotive services, food and medicine, environmental protection, energy conservation, health care and fitness services, and convenience services will be recommended to the vast number of unemployed people and workers who are interested in starting their own businesses.

According to the person in charge of the municipal labor and Social Security Bureau, these entrepreneurial projects have been strictly evaluated by experts. There are large scale companies' franchise projects and personal design inventions for small-scale projects of venture partners. 70% of the projects are invested within 100 thousand yuan, and they are operable. They are suitable for the laid-off workers, the rural surplus labor force, the college graduates, and the graduates of secondary and technical schools.

At the promotion conference, those interested in starting their own businesses are free to cooperate with the project providers in face to face negotiations.

The site will also set up a consultation platform for entrepreneurial projects to provide policy advice for interested entrepreneurs.

The reporter has learned that the policy of providing small loans for financial support for unemployed entrepreneurs has been revised and is being signed.

Tomorrow morning, at the launching ceremony of the first outstanding entrepreneurship project in Beijing, the municipal labor and Social Security Bureau will formally announce the simplified procedures for small loans to the community so as to enable more unemployed people to enjoy the support of small secured loan policies.