A typical example of ecological compensation for poverty alleviation is

Ecological compensation is a typical example of poverty alleviation, which refers to helping poor areas solve ecological and environmental problems through ecological protection and restoration projects and promoting poverty alleviation in poor areas. In this process, through the development of ecological industries and ecological service industries, poor farmers can earn income by engaging in ecological protection, ecological landscape construction, ecological tourism, etc., thus promoting the economic development of poor areas and improving the living standards of residents.

A typical example is China’s “grassland ecological compensation” policy. China has a large number of grassland areas. Overgrazing and irrational development and utilization have led to grassland degradation and ecological environment deterioration. In order to improve this problem, the Chinese government implemented a grassland ecological compensation policy. This policy protects and manages grasslands and provides ecological compensation funds to encourage herders to adopt sustainable grazing methods, repair degraded grasslands, improve the ecological environment, and increase farmers' income and living standards.

Poverty alleviation through ecological compensation can not only protect and restore the ecological environment, but also help poor areas get rid of poverty, which has dual benefits. This method has good applicability in some ecologically fragile areas and has been widely recognized and used for reference at home and abroad.