1. Different definitions: capital integration refers to the integration of capital resources within an enterprise or an organization to form a centralized management and unified allocation fund pool, so as to realize the optimal allocation and effective utilization of funds. Overall fund generally refers to the overall fund, and the overall funds of various types of insurance are managed separately, that is, each type of insurance has its own overall fund.
2. Different scope: the scope of integrated funds includes collective funds, farmers' funds, social idle funds, funds for benefiting farmers' policies, funds for agriculture-related projects, and investment assistance. The scope of pooling funds generally refers to the pooling of insurance funds such as medical insurance.
3. Different goals: The goal of integrating funds is to improve the economic benefits and competitiveness of enterprises by optimizing resource allocation and effectively utilizing funds. The goal of pooling funds is to ensure that medical insurance and other types of insurance have sufficient funds to provide better protection.