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GH/T 1350-2021 in English

GH/T 1350-2021 in English

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Guidelines for service ability evaluation of specialized service provider of agricultural means of production and agricultural technology

  • Issued on:2021-11-08
  • Implemented on:2022-01-01
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Introduction

Analysis of the core content of the standard

GH/T 1350-2021 has constructed an evaluation system with 5 dimensions and 42 specific indicators, and adopts a combination of quantitative scoring on a percentage basis and qualitative grading to scientifically evaluate the service capabilities of entities such as agricultural enterprises and professional cooperatives.


Evaluation indicator system architecture

Evaluation dimensions Core indicator examples Weight ratio Data source
Basic qualities Entity type, net assets, years of service 15-25% Industrial and commercial registration/financial audit
Professional skills Technical personnel qualifications, number of patents, standard setting 30-40% Professional title certificate/intellectual property certificate
Operational status Service scale, revenue and profit, rewards and awards 20-30% Business statements/government disclosures

Key technical points

1. Dynamic scoring algorithm

The comprehensive score is calculated using a standardized formula: Si = (∑ indicator score/∑ indicator full score) × 100, where the technical staff score introduces the professional experience coefficient (0.2×actual years, upper limit 2 times).

2. Comparison of grading rules

Grading method Applicable scenarios Example threshold
Relative level grading Comparison of entities of the same type in the same region The top 20% are grade A
Absolute level grading Cross-regional standardized evaluation ≥90 points are grade A

Implementation suggestions

1. Data collection strategy

  • Government department registered data (such as market supervision and agricultural department registration information) should be used as the priority
  • Third-party audit reports are used as the basis for financial data verification
  • Establish a mechanism for sampling and revisiting service recipients (sample size ≥ 10%)

2. Information construction path

It is recommended to build the evaluation management system in stages:

  1. Basic data collection platform (connected to Tianyancha and other enterprise databases)
  2. Dynamic scoring engine (built-in standard calculation formula)
  3. Result disclosure and appeal channel

Standard evolution analysis

Compared with basic standards such as GB/T 34803, the innovation of this document is:

  • The first composite service evaluation framework for agricultural materials + agricultural technology
  • Introduction of a veto mechanism (blacklist directly classified as D level)
  • Clearly define the scoring criteria for innovative indicators such as industry-university-research cooperation

Future revisions may include: digital service capability indicators (such as IoT device coverage), carbon footprint evaluation and other sustainable development dimensions.

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