Public welfare assets include public facilities, public service places, environmental protection facilities, medical facilities, educational facilities, charity properties, etc.
1. Public facilities: such as parks, libraries, public toilets, sports fields, squares, etc.
2. Public service places: such as museums, art galleries, science and technology museums, youth activity centers, etc.
3. Environmental protection facilities: such as garbage treatment plants, sewage treatment plants, environmental protection parks, etc.
4. Medical facilities: such as public hospitals, community health service centers, etc.
5. Educational facilities: such as schools, kindergartens, youth activity centers and other educational facilities.
6. Charitable institution property: such as property donated to charitable institutions, including houses, materials, cash, etc.
7. There are two types of public welfare project investments: one is free for public consumption, such as public roads, city beautification, etc.; the other is paid for public consumption, such as public schools, Cultural facilities, etc.