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What poverty alleviation policies does China have?

Legal analysis: 1. Planting: if poor households get rid of poverty by developing new varieties, innovating new models and adjusting planting structure, each household will receive a one-time subsidy of 2000 yuan; 2. Education to help the poor: for the poor children who received education before the establishment of the file card, the living expenses per student are subsidized every year 1 10,000 yuan; In addition to reporting the tuition fees of students from poor families in ordinary senior high schools, state grants will also be distributed according to the subsidy standard of 2,500 yuan per student per year. 3. The subsidy targets for the reconstruction of dilapidated buildings in urban villages are mainly poor households with dilapidated buildings, low-income households, poor rural people and poor families with disabilities (hereinafter referred to as the four key targets).

Legal basis: temporary measures of social assistance

Article 2 The social assistance system shall adhere to the principles of supporting the bottom line, being difficult in emergency rescue and being sustainable, and be connected with other social security systems, and the level of social assistance shall be commensurate with the level of economic and social development.

Social assistance should follow the principles of openness, fairness, impartiality and timeliness.

Article 3 The civil affairs department of the State Council shall co-ordinate the construction of the national social assistance system. The State Council civil affairs, emergency management, health, education, housing and urban construction, human resources and social security, medical security and other departments are responsible for the corresponding social assistance management according to their respective responsibilities.

The departments of civil affairs, emergency management, health, education, housing and urban construction, human resources and social security, medical security and other departments of the local people's governments at or above the county level shall be responsible for the corresponding social assistance management within their respective administrative areas.

The administrative departments listed in the preceding two paragraphs are collectively referred to as social assistance management departments.

Fourth Township People's governments and sub-district offices are responsible for the acceptance, investigation and review of social assistance applications, and the specific work shall be undertaken by social assistance institutions or managers.

Villagers' committees and residents' committees shall assist in the relevant social assistance work.