The editor-in-chief stated that the precise alleviation of poverty was the essence and highlight of the new era of the party and the country's efforts to combat poverty, and was an important guarantee for the full realization of a small and prosperous society and the realization of the great “china dream” of the chinese nation. In order to achieve a comprehensive approach to poverty alleviation, a wide range of actors have been selected to work in the most vulnerable and poverty-reducing villages, to coordinate the implementation of poverty-reducing efforts and to promote action to reduce poverty. In the face of the new task of accurate poverty alleviation, many of the chosen cadres, although talented, are now somewhat upset. Don't be sad. I'm going to give you 13 pieces of knowledge about poverty that managers must know, which may help you to do well. Take it away
What is precision pro-poor? Precise pro-poor is broadly pro-poor symmetry. It refers to the application of scientifically effective procedures for the precise identification, assistance and management of poverty reduction targets in relation to different regions of poverty and the situation of poor farmers. Which six are the two six precisions? One is the precision of poverty reduction
Second, poverty reduction is well targeted
Third is the precision of the pro-poor content
Fourth is the precision of the approach to poverty reduction
(e) poverty reduction assessments are accurate
Sixth is the precision of pro-poor security。
3 what are the 10 “elements”? The first is to focus on poverty reduction。
The second is that financial spending should be used to fight poverty。
Thirdly, the project layout should be tilted towards poverty reduction。
Fourthly, infrastructure should be given priority in the fight against poverty。
Five is that the work has to be shown in the fight against poverty。
Six is to focus on poverty alleviation。
Seventh is that reform initiatives be combined with poverty reduction。
Eight is that forces must gather to fight poverty。
Nine is a human-oriented approach to poverty reduction。
Ten is that work needs to be done to show that the fight against poverty is strong。
What is the “six task” of operation twins? The first is advocacy policy; the second is a reflection of popular opinion; the third is promoting development; the fourth is agitation; the fifth is a strong foundation; and the sixth is a replication. What is 5 “1236”
“1” is the central focus of sustained income growth; “2” is the goal of ensuring that there is no loss or loss; “3” is the implementation of the three guarantees of compulsory education, basic health care and housing; and “6” is the achievement of six breakthroughs in infrastructure development, industrial development for the rich, easy and pro-poor relocation, financial support, public service security and capacity enhancement。
What is 6 five to village? The first is targeted to villages; the second is planning to villages; the third is project funding to villages; the fourth is support responsibility to villages; and the fifth is monitoring management to villages. What's a "six to six"? The first is twinning; the second is poverty eradication; the third is project placement; the fourth is industry growth; the fifth is tracking and monitoring; and the sixth is benefit realization. What's seven to man? The first is the implementation of academic skills training such as “two children”, the second is the implementation of the policy of free tuition and scholarships for secondary vocational education, the third is the implementation of compulsory education, vocational education and pre-school education in rural areas, the fourth is the implementation of policies such as rural low-insurance, new farming, five-supplied support and rural mega-health assistance, the fifth is the implementation of the family planning incentive policy, the sixth is the implementation of technical training for income-generating industries and the seventh is the implementation of entrepreneurial, developmental and public-interest job placement measures. What are the “eights” for poor villages? One is a dominant industry; two is a professional cooperative; three is a teaching and hygiene centre; four is a nursing home and a kindergarten; five is an integrated village activity; six is covered by a financial network; seven is an integrated business service; and eight is a good village. What does the “eight plus” target for poor households include? The first is safe housing; the second is safe drinking water; the third is basic agricultural land; the fourth is revenue-generating; the fifth is skills certification for at least one person; the sixth is basic social security; the seventh is for household food; and the eighth is for cash. What's "two" "five know"? “two encounters”, i. E., meetings with village cadres and support families. “five knows”, i. E.: to inform the members of the upc poverty task force of their duties; to inform village cadres of which of the twin units is the head of the poverty reduction task force; to inform the contacts about who contacts their cadres are; to inform poor households of the measures taken to help them; and to inform the entire village about the planning of the poverty-reduction offensive and the construction of small businesses。
What's a five-point card? The first is to identify the basic conditions of the family, causes of poverty, sources of income and income levels, and to establish a base file so that it can be “clear”; the second is to identify the main difficulties that need to be addressed in order to establish a problem-sheet to be “clear”; the third is to identify the status of support in the past, the effects of support, the formulation of support measures, the formulation of support programmes and the “cleaning of responses”; and the fourth is to identify the support units, the cadres, the “four-fold plan”, which is to establish a time-bound and “cleaning of responsibilities” for the fixed-rate family members, without removing poverty; and the fifth is to develop a family-by-house plan for the eradication of poverty, setting a time frame for its eradication. What are the causes of poverty? The first is the lack of access to wealth; the second is the lack of development finance; the third is the lack of labour skills; the fourth is the lack of information services; the fifth is the difficulty of drinking water; the sixth is the serious illness or disability of family members; the seventh is the burden of old-age support; and the eighth is the burden of schooling for children。
