What does it look like to set up a poverty alleviation manual?

1. The Poverty Alleviation Handbook is supervised by the State Council Poverty Alleviation Office, distributed by counties, and held by poor households and village committees.

2. The Handbook of Poverty Alleviation includes six aspects: basic family situation, causes of poverty, persons responsible for helping, helping schemes, helping measures and effects.

3. Adopt the principle of scale control: each province decomposes the scale of poverty identification into administrative villages step by step. The identification of poor households should be based on farmers' income, comprehensively consider housing, education, health and other conditions, and identify the whole household through farmers' application, democratic appraisal, publicity and level-by-level audit.

The poverty alleviation handbook is the identity certificate of the poverty-stricken households who have set up their files, the public sentiment handbook for party member cadres to help each other in pairs, an important carrier for recording the process of "precise poverty alleviation and precise poverty alleviation" and an important basis for evaluating the effectiveness of poverty alleviation at all levels.

The main content of the poverty alleviation handbook is the basic situation of poor households and the basic information of family poverty alleviation, which is used to identify poor households and establish files. Expanding data poverty alleviation is to protect the legitimate rights and interests of poor households and eliminate the poverty burden. The government helps poor areas to increase talent development and improve the talent market for migrant workers. Establishing a social work to develop industrial and agricultural enterprises, promoting production to get rid of poverty, and implementing poverty-stricken rural planning are aimed at helping improve the living conditions of poor households, helping poor areas develop production, and changing the face of poverty.

By the end of 20 15, there were still 56.3 million poor people in China's rural areas, mainly distributed in 832 key counties for poverty alleviation and development, counties in concentrated contiguous poverty-stricken areas (hereinafter referred to as poverty-stricken counties) and128,000 poverty-stricken villages. The incidence of poverty in most western provinces is above 10%, and the incidence of poverty in eight ethnic minority provinces reaches 65438+. On October 23rd, 2020165438+/kloc-0, all 832 poverty-stricken counties in China were lifted out of poverty. The basic contents and characteristics of poverty alleviation include the following:

First, there are short-term and long-term plans and clear goals, and there are specific plans, steps and measures to achieve the planning requirements. Combine palliative care with permanent cure, and focus on permanent cure.

Second, not only help poor households solve their living difficulties by developing production, but more importantly, help poor areas develop their economies, fundamentally get rid of poverty and take the road of hard work and get rich.

Third, fully mobilize the relevant government departments and social forces to cooperate with each other to provide effective help for the development of poor households and poverty-stricken areas.

Legal basis:

Measures of the State for the Administration of Poverty Alleviation Funds

Article 4 All the national poverty alleviation funds must be used for poverty-stricken counties supported by the state, and the poverty-stricken townships, villages and households in these counties should be the targets of capital investment, project implementation and benefit. Poverty-stricken townships, villages and households scattered among non-poverty-stricken counties and poverty-stricken counties identified by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall be supported by relevant local governments at all levels.

Article 5 The funds for supporting the development of economically underdeveloped areas and newly-increased financial poverty alleviation funds are mainly used to improve the production conditions of agriculture and animal husbandry in poor areas, develop diversified management, build rural roads, popularize compulsory education and eliminate illiteracy, carry out practical technical training for farmers, and prevent and control endemic diseases.