The New Barag Right Banner Federation of Industry and Commerce has successfully facilitated the implementation of a Meituan and One Foundation public welfare project at the banner's Second Kindergarten, aimed at advancing high-quality development of education in the region.

In line with the national "Ten Thousand Enterprises Revitalizing Ten Thousand Villages" initiative and to support comprehensive rural revitalization, the banner's Federation of Industry and Commerce continued to leverage its networking advantages and the role of commerce, relying on the municipal federation's platform to secure the "Meituan Rural Children's Playground" public welfare project for the Second Kindergarten in May of this year. The project has now been successfully implemented at the kindergarten.

The project was customized to meet the actual construction needs of the Second Kindergarten, with a focus on addressing shortcomings in preschool education infrastructure in border areas. The construction included a 1,200-square-meter outdoor multi-functional playground, indoor and outdoor sports facilities, and children's educational toys. It also provided free training opportunities at Northeast Normal University for teaching staff, with a total investment of 254,000 yuan.

With the playground and interactive sports equipment now in use, the kindergarten's outdoor activity conditions have been significantly improved, further meeting children's needs for outdoor play and creating a standardized, safe, comfortable, and engaging modern campus environment for children in border areas.

On May 27, the project manager of Meituan's "Rural Children's Playground" public welfare project visited the Second Kindergarten for a preliminary on-site survey, engaging in in-depth discussions on site planning, equipment donations, and teacher training, laying a solid foundation for the project's orderly implementation.

On September 15, construction officially began. The banner's Federation of Industry and Commerce, together with the banner's Education Bureau, conducted an on-site inspection at the Second Kindergarten to review construction progress, verify donated equipment, and strictly control project quality and quantity, ensuring the project was completed and put into use on schedule.

On September 28, the project was successfully completed and delivered. Relevant departments once again visited the Second Kindergarten for on-site verification, checking construction results, quality, and supporting equipment, reviewing trial operations, and discussing follow-up teacher training arrangements.