The state has strict classification standards for defining poor households. What is the annual income standard for rural poor households? Below is the annual income standard for poor households in the village that I have carefully compiled. Welcome to read and collect it.
Annual income standards for rural poor households
The relevant person in charge of the State Council Poverty Alleviation Office stated recently that my country will raise the poverty alleviation standards starting from 2009, that is, the poverty line will be raised from 786 yuan per capita annual income in 2007. Increased to 1067 yuan.
For a long time, our country has called people with per capita annual income less than 786 yuan the "absolute poor population." By the end of 2007, the number of absolutely poor people was 14.97 million; the per capita annual income ranged from 786 yuan to 786 yuan. Those between 1,067 yuan are called "relatively poor people", also known as "low-income people." By the end of 2007, the number of low-income people was 28.41 million.
After the poverty alleviation standard is raised, the two lines of "absolute poverty line" and "low-income population line" are merged into one. The target group of poverty alleviation and development is based on the original 14.97 million "absolute poverty population". On top of that, an additional 28.41 million "low-income people" were added, totaling about 43.2 million people, accounting for 4.6% of the total rural population.
The relevant person in charge of the State Council Poverty Alleviation Office said that raising the poverty alleviation standards now means that the original 28.41 million "low-income people" will also enjoy the national poverty alleviation policy, which shows that our country has the ability to benefit more poor people and is an improvement in national strength. performance.
In the future, poverty alleviation standards will gradually increase as the country’s comprehensive strength increases, so that all people can enjoy the fruits of reform and development. In order to achieve an effective connection between poverty alleviation and development and the rural subsistence allowance system, in 2009 our province launched the registration process of "two categories of population" in rural areas. How to use the results of "two types of population" registration to study and formulate poverty alleviation policies and measures to households is an urgent issue that needs to be solved.
To this end, the research team of the Provincial Poverty Alleviation Office went deep into 10 villages in 8 townships (towns) in Dawu and Baokang counties and conducted a "100-household survey" of rural poor households. The income level of poor households is low and their ability to expand reproduction is weak. The villages where the 100 poor households under investigation are located are all key poverty villages.
At present, there are 2,039 households and 8,352 people in 10 villages, among which 829 households and 2,789 people are considered poor households with an annual per capita net income of less than 1,196 yuan by families and village groups, with a poverty incidence rate of 33.4. Excluding civil affairs assistance targets, there are 544 households with 2,230 people who have the ability to work and the desire to get rid of poverty and can implement development-based poverty alleviation, accounting for 26.67 of the total households and 26.7 of the total population.
The research team randomly selected 100 households and 340 people from 544 households, and conducted detailed household interviews focusing on income. Income level is low. In 2008, the total income of 100 poor households was 429,599 yuan, with an average household income of 4,596 yuan and a per capita income of 1,263 yuan. After deducting production costs, the per capita net income was 908 yuan. Single source of income.
The agricultural income of 100 poor households accounts for 58.7% of the total income. Among them, there are 41 purely agricultural households with 111 people, accounting for 41% and 32.6% of the total income respectively. More than half of the farmers have income from work, and most of them do odd jobs or part-time work, and most of them work nearby. In 2008, the average working income of 100 households was 1,197 yuan, and the per capita income was 352 yuan. Existing income can only maintain a low level of survival.
According to the calculation of the 50 poor households surveyed in Dawu County, the household with the lowest Engel coefficient (the proportion of food expenditure in income) was 70, and the household with the highest reached 90. According to the standards of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, the Engel coefficient of 60 is a threshold that can solve the problem of food and clothing and get rid of subsistence poverty. It can be seen that these 50 households are still in subsistence poverty.
The situation of the 50 households surveyed in Baokang County is generally similar. Expanding reproduction capacity is quite fragile. The income of poor households is too low, leaving them with little accumulation to expand reproduction beyond maintaining basic survival. The consumption structure is unreasonable, and rigid expenditures lead to debts for poor households.
Currently, in rural areas, farmers' rigid consumption expenditures on education, medical care, etc. cannot be completely eliminated because poor households have low incomes.
Poor households have to borrow money to spend and "overdraft" consumption. As a result, their lives become more difficult, the economy becomes more constrained, and they fall into a "poverty swamp."
First, education expenditures are large. According to the survey, some relatively open-minded farmers hope that their children can change their poverty situation through reading. However, in reality, "socialization and industrialization of education" have increased the burden on farmers' families. According to a survey, the tuition, training fees, and living expenses for a high school student in Baokang County are at least 3,000 yuan a year.
Poor families whose annual per capita net income is less than 1,000 yuan can only borrow money to support their children in high school.
Second, medical expenses are high.
The labor force of poor households in the 10 villages surveyed was 1,525, and 550 people were frail and seriously ill, accounting for 36% of the total poor labor force. Although the vast majority of poor households participated in the New Rural Cooperative Medical System , but because the standard is too low (the direct consumption of farmers’ outpatient services is only 9 yuan), poor farmers “have to bear the burden of minor illnesses and major illnesses.”
Third, the expenditure on building a house is high.
Village cadres in Huchong Village, Dawu County, reported that in recent years, nine out of ten households in the village have borrowed money to build new houses, and nearly 20 households have become poor due to house construction.
The low quality of the labor force is the main feature and fundamental cause of cumulative poverty. If people cannot make ends meet all year round, poverty will inevitably accumulate.
In the 100-household survey, less than 10 poor households were formed in recent years. The vast majority of poor households are cumulative poor and are old poor households and old poor households in the village. Even generational poverty.
The cultural quality of the labor force in poor households is obviously low.
Among the poor labor force in the 10 villages, 279 are illiterate or semi-literate, accounting for 18.3; 720 have primary school education, accounting for 47.2; 445 have junior high school education, accounting for 29.2; 76 have high school (secondary vocational) education, accounting for 5; There are 5 people with college education or above, accounting for 0.3. The physical quality of the labor force in poor households obviously deviates.
There are 861 healthy people among the poor labor force in 10 villages, accounting for 56.5 of the total poor labor force. A survey of 100 households showed that 38 households had people who were sick all year round.
The ideological concepts of the labor force in poor households are relatively backward.
This is not only reflected in the deep-rooted consciousness of small farmers, the lack of food and clothing, and the lack of thought about development, but also the lack of attention to structural adjustment and technological renewal in production and management.
Poor households and grassroots cadres have "three hopes"
One hope is full coverage of the subsistence allowance policy.
Among the 100 households surveyed, 34 households enjoyed the subsistence allowance policy, accounting for 34%. In this regard, rural cadres said that due to limited financial resources and limited indicators, it is currently not possible to guarantee all the benefits.
The second hope is that all matching funds will be waived.
Under the conditions of market economy, poor households are at a disadvantage in competition due to their unfair starting point and are falling further and further behind. They cannot ask others to jog. They only hope that the policy will be more favorable and they hope to reduce their own income. Raise supporting funds, such as household tap water entrance fees, biogas construction supporting fees, self-raised portion of village roads, etc., to achieve universal access to public services.
Three hopes that poverty alleviation projects will be delivered to every household.
According to the results of the "Poverty Alleviation Projects Most in Need of Support" questionnaire set by the research team, 55 out of 100 households want to support "development of industries", 10 households want to support "improving skills", and 35 out of 100 households want to support "development of industries". Households hope to support “improving the living environment.” Some thoughts and suggestions on promoting poverty alleviation to households
At present, the registration work of the “two categories of population” in our province has been basically completed. Therefore, at the moment, when formulating the poverty alleviation and development outline for the next ten years, , the work of poverty alleviation to households should be placed in a more prominent position, and more attention and tilt should be given in terms of ideas, policies, measures, etc. Adhere to the work idea of ??"three equal emphasis".
First, in determining the objects of support, we insist on equal emphasis on solving group poverty and solving regional poverty, and pay more attention to the solution of group poverty.
Second, in the selection of support methods, we insist on paying equal attention to development and security, and pay more attention to improving the self-development capabilities of the poor through development-based poverty alleviation.
Third, in the selection of door-to-door channels, we insist on paying equal attention to direct door-to-door and indirect door-to-door visits, and pay more attention to direct door-to-door.
Highlight the work focus of the "Four Basics".
First, help develop basic industries.
The second is to help improve basic quality.
The third is to help improve basic production and living conditions.
The fourth is to help safeguard the basic participation rights of poor households and continuously improve the social status of poor households.
Improve the "one-on-one" mechanism for party members and cadres to assist poor households.
On the basis of continuing to promote the "1321" working mechanism to assist poor villages, party members and cadres in county and township departments are required to assist 1-2 poor households each, and implement the "three assistances and one assistance" measure, that is, : Help change ideas,
Help formulate development plans for poverty alleviation, help improve basic abilities, and support the establishment of an industry or wealth-making project.
Formulate funding policies for household poverty alleviation projects under the "big poverty alleviation" pattern.
First, correctly handle the relationship between special poverty alleviation and "major poverty alleviation", and adjust the investment direction of special poverty alleviation project funds.
The second is to correctly handle the relationship between direct support to households and indirect support to households, and increase the proportion of poverty alleviation project funds directly to households.
The third is to correctly handle the relationship between mass self-reliance and project support, and explore incentive mechanisms such as using rewards instead of subsidies to provide household support.
Vigorously implement the “Capacity Building Project for Poor Households”.
The fundamental purpose of household-based poverty alleviation is to improve the self-development capabilities and self-poverty alleviation capabilities of poor households. Capacity building of poor households is of vital importance, and it is imperative to vigorously implement the “Capacity Building Project of Poor Households”.
There are two funding options.
1 For green channel loans, you can go to the local education bureau’s funding center to ask about related matters. The local education bureau has a funding center that is specifically responsible for this matter.
2 When When you receive the notice, there should be corresponding information in it, similar to the family economic survey form. Fill out this form, stamp it, and bring it to the school in duplicate to enjoy the state's free scholarship. Attachment: Identified poor students
There are four levels of special poverty, difficulty, general difficulty and not difficulty (if the family is really poor, it is recommended that the per capita monthly income of the household in the table should not exceed 150 in the rural household register/more than 200 in the urban household registration book. The average annual income is based on the monthly income). You are like this The situation should be one that can be funded. Take the initiative to contact the relevant departments and schools. See how the program goes. The specific procedures may vary depending on the region. I hope you can achieve success in your university studies. Then make your own contribution to the family.
While studying, seek some work-study assistance from teachers or other sources. Study hard. Don't do things you shouldn't do. Although you sometimes want to try it (such as falling in love or being obsessed with online games) you must know your responsibilities. When you are capable again.
These things will appear in front of you. Learn your own stuff well. You will have unexpected gains. The school will also have many opportunities. If you can show off your talents, you can generally get some reward
Extension: Conditions for poor households to apply for subsistence allowances
How to apply for poor households Minimum living allowance:
(1) Conditions for applying for rural minimum living allowance benefits
To apply for rural minimum living allowance benefits, you must meet the following conditions:
1. Hold a certificate from the county Agricultural resident registration.
2. Rural residents who live in rural village groups and whose families contract land.
3. The per capita net income and actual living standard of family members living together are lower than the local rural subsistence allowance standard (ask the local civil affairs department for details).
(2) Materials required to apply for rural subsistence allowances
1. Written application.
2. Household register of family members.
3. A photo of ***’s family members living together.
4. Land, forest, water surface contract contracts or certificates.
5. Proof of income of migrant workers.
6. Divorced families involving support, support, and custody relationships should provide divorce certificates
7. Families with non-agricultural residents should provide income certificates for non-agricultural residents.
8. If there is a dispute about working ability, a valid health certificate must be provided.
9. Disabled persons must provide a disability certificate.
10. Other relevant materials required by the examination and approval management agency.
(3) Calculation of net income of rural residents’ families
The net income of rural residents’ families is calculated on an annual basis, including the net income of all family members from agricultural and sideline production throughout the year and other The total income from legal labor and business operations mainly includes:
1. Planting, breeding, handicrafts and other productive income.
2. Income from wholesale, retail trade and catering industry.
3. Income from migrant workers in the social service industry.
4. Village collective economic distribution of income.
5. From the one-time compensation income received due to land acquisition, demolition or other reasons, the income after deducting house reconstruction and brief decoration expenses and non-necessary household expenses for the year.
6. Income from inheritance or property inheritance.
7. Income from self-supplied physical goods (converted at market prices).
8. Income obtained from the purchase of lottery tickets, lottery tickets and other prize sales.
9. Other income that should be calculated.
(4) Those who have any of the following circumstances will not be entitled to rural subsistence allowances
1. The purchase, construction or renovation of a house (except for necessary repairs) has caused family life problems within three years Difficulties (except for purchasing, building and simple decoration of houses due to demolition and resettlement).
2. Those who are indolent and indolent, have contracted fields (land) and have the ability to work but do not cultivate.
3. Family members engage in gambling, drug abuse, or high-consumption entertainment activities.
4. Families own high-end consumer goods that are not necessary for daily life, such as cars, luxury accessories and valuable accessories.
5. The family living standard is significantly higher than the minimum living standard.
6. Using fraud to defraud rural residents of minimum living security benefits.
7. Other laws and regulations stipulate that the minimum living security treatment cannot be enjoyed.
(5) Approval procedures for rural subsistence allowance application
1. Application. The head of the household shall submit a written application through the village committee to the people's government of the town or town where he or she lives and provide relevant supporting materials.
2. Preliminary review. After receiving the application, the village committee organizes village representatives to carry out democratic evaluation and conduct a preliminary review of the family situation of the applicant. The results of the preliminary review will be publicized in the village for 3-5 days, and the villagers' committee will be guided to fill in the "Rural Residents' Minimum Living Security Benefit Application Approval Form" , and submit it to the township people's government together with all the materials submitted by the applicant.
3. Review. After verifying that the applicant's submitted materials are complete, the township people's government will formally accept the applicant's application, immediately organize household inspections, and put forward subsidy suggestions for those who meet the requirements. The village committee will publicize the second list for 3-5 days. Those who do not meet the conditions will be notified by the township people's government, and those who meet the conditions will be reported to the county-level approval management agency.
4. Approval. After receiving the submitted application materials, the county-level civil affairs department immediately organizes household verification and reexamination, and conducts approval according to law. For those who are eligible for rural subsistence allowances, they will notify the village committee where they are located to publicize the third list again for three days, and issue the third list to those who have no objections. Give the "Rural Residents Minimum Living Security Benefit Receipt Certificate" and the security fund receipt passbook, and notify applicants in writing who are not eligible for rural subsistence allowance benefits.
Applicant families need to provide the following supporting materials:
(1) Household register and resident ID cards of family members;
(2) Non-members of the family members. Those with household registration must provide a household registration certificate issued by the police station where their household registration is located, and a household registration inability to move certificate issued by the police station of the current place of residence;
(3) Real estate certificate or housing rental certificate or housing rental contract, Among them, urban households that rent private houses or live with relatives or non-relatives outside their household registration address must also provide information issued by the city, district, or county (city) real estate management department that they do not own their own houses and do not rent public houses. Proof;
(4) Proof of income of family members such as wages, pensions, living allowances, etc. Among them, employees of the unit must provide proof of income issued by the unit where they work, as well as their own pay stubs or Savings passbook for the unit to pay wages through the bank;
(5) Savings and other financial property certificates;
(6) Legal support (support, maintenance, etc.) for non-homosexual living ) Proof of income of family members;
(7) Support (support, maintenance) agreement or relevant legal documents;
(8) Unemployed persons should provide the "Unemployment Certificate", and Recommended employment certificate issued by the district, county (city) labor and social security department, among which those who have received the "Employment Assistance Certificate" must also provide the "Employment Assistance Certificate";
(9) No one under the legal working age Unemployed people who are capable of working should provide a certificate of loss of working ability issued by the city, district, or county (city) labor appraisal committee;
(10) Unemployed people who are temporarily unemployed due to serious illness within the legal working age. Persons who wish to relocate should provide a disease diagnosis certificate issued by a second-level or above medical institution in this city and a certificate of recommended sick leave period;
(11) If households are separated due to housing demolition, the demolished person shall Provide a "Housing Demolition Agreement";
(12) If there are disabled persons in the family, a "Disabled Person's Certificate" should be provided. Among them, severely disabled persons who are unable to take care of themselves and have no financial income must also provide Provide a certificate of inability to take care of oneself and no economic income issued by the district or county (city) Disabled Persons' Federation. Disabled persons with no employability must also provide a certificate of incapacity for employment issued by the district or county (city) Disabled Persons' Federation;
(13) If family members engage in self-employed activities, they should provide industrial and commercial business licenses and tax certificates;
(14) Agricultural families should provide land (forests, ponds) for contracting or leasing contract, as well as agricultural income and other income certificates issued by the village committee;
(15) For families composed of urban residents and rural residents, the spouse with agricultural household registration should provide the town (township) where his household registration is located Proof of enjoyment of village collective welfare benefits issued by the people's government;
(16) Other necessary relevant certificates.