What poverty alleviation policies does China have?

1. Industrial Poverty Alleviation:

(1) Planting industry: Poor households that increase their income through the development of new varieties and new models, and adjust their planting structure to increase their income and escape poverty will receive a one-time subsidy of 2,000 per household. Yuan;

(2) Breeding industry: If poor households increase their income and get out of poverty through new development or expansion of breeding scale, each household will receive a one-time subsidy of 3,000 yuan. If they develop characteristic breeding and breeding industries to increase their income and get out of poverty, each household will receive a one-time subsidy. 4,000 yuan;

(3) Processing and service industry: If poor households increase their income and escape poverty by opening small processing plants or opening small shops and other service projects, each household will receive a one-time subsidy of 3,000 yuan;

(4) Development of tourism: If poor households develop tourism products around scenic spots to increase their income and get rid of poverty, such as leisure picking, farm entertainment, etc., each household will receive a one-time subsidy of 5,000 yuan;

(5) Development of e-commerce: Poor households pass If the e-commerce platform generates more than 10,000 yuan in income from selling specialty agricultural products to increase income and get rid of poverty, a one-time subsidy of 3,000 yuan for the Internet fee will be provided;

(6) Other industries: Poor households can develop other industries to get out of poverty and comply with national industrial policies , can bring stable income, and the income increase reaches the standard, a one-time subsidy of 3,000 yuan will be provided.

2. Poverty alleviation through education:

1. For registered poor children in preschool education, a subsidy of 1,000 yuan per child per year for living expenses will be provided.

2. In addition to the tuition fees for ordinary high school students from registered families with financial difficulties, national scholarships will be issued at a subsidy standard of 2,500 yuan per student per year.

3. Application procedures:

Poor students apply to the school and submit information → fill in the "Zhongxiang City Ordinary High School National Bursary Application Form" → the school organizes review and publicity → publicity If there is no objection, report to the County Education Bureau and Finance Bureau for review and verification → The County Finance Bureau will allocate the funds to the County Student Financial Aid Management Center → The County Student Financial Aid Management Center will issue the subsidy funds through the student financial aid card.

3. Rain and Dew Plan:

The recipients of the Rain and Dew Plan are rural registered poor families who have received local and off-site secondary and higher vocational education in the current year, and have received national vocational education. Students with official student status registered in the student status management system of the competent department.

Secondary vocational education refers to full-time general technical secondary schools, adult technical secondary schools, vocational high schools, technical colleges, etc.; higher vocational education refers to full-time general junior colleges, higher vocational colleges, technician colleges, etc. (Students whose household registration is different from their parents due to reasons such as moving out of school also enjoy support policies).

4. Relocation for poverty alleviation:

Poverty-stricken households who are willing to relocate and meet one of the following conditions are included in the province's poverty alleviation and development filing information system:

(1) The registered and relocated population in areas with poor living environment, fragile ecological environment, serious water and soil erosion, and water, soil, light and heat conditions are difficult to meet daily production needs, and do not have basic development conditions;

< p>(2) Documentation and relocation in areas where transportation, water conservancy, electricity, communications and other infrastructure and basic public service facilities such as culture, education, medical and health are weak, engineering measures are difficult to solve, and construction and operation costs are high Population;

(3) The registered and relocated population in prohibited development zones or restricted development zones delineated in the national main functional zoning and areas with serious endemic diseases and frequent geological disasters;

(4) Large and medium-sized reservoirs (large lake areas) and the registered and relocated people who "live on water and use boats as home" who lack the means of production and living;

(5) Other projects that really need to be implemented easily The registered and registered relocated population in the poverty alleviation and relocation areas.

5. Renovation of dilapidated houses:

The focus of subsidy targets for the renovation of dilapidated houses in villages is registered poor households, low-income households, rural scattered poor people and poor disabled people living in dilapidated houses. families (hereinafter referred to as the four key categories).

The principles of openness, fairness, and impartiality must be adhered to in determining subsidy targets, and priority should be given to helping farmers with the most dangerous housing and the poorest households to solve the most basic housing safety problems.

Reference materials:

Zhongxiang Municipal People’s Government—100 questions on targeted poverty alleviation and targeted poverty alleviation policy propaganda