What are the ways of capital contribution of the village collective cooperatives led by the Party branch?

1. Rural land joint-stock cooperatives: the village collectives form cooperatives mainly based on land resources, and the villagers use land management rights as shares to revitalize land resources through internal share leasing and self-management of shares, or participate in the operation of farmers' professional cooperatives by converting land management rights into shares, and implement guaranteed dividends and secondary distribution.

2. Rural labor service joint-stock cooperatives: villagers use labor services as shares, and village collectives use public resources such as houses and machinery and intangible assets such as collective reputation as shares, and villagers make profits according to "guaranteed bottom+dividends".

3. Water conservancy joint-stock cooperatives: The village collectives strive for higher-level policy funds as village collective shares, encourage villagers to invest in shares, set up water conservancy cooperatives, build and manage water conservancy facilities, and provide paid water conservancy services.

4. Supply and marketing joint-stock cooperatives: the village collective leads the cooperatives to purchase various means of production for external sales, and also engages in the transportation and marketing of agricultural products and the sales of daily industrial products.

5. Village-run joint-stock enterprises: economically developed areas such as urban villages and park villages have better operating assets. It is suggested that the village collectively invest in the establishment of property, real estate, tourism and other entity companies.