All provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government (hereinafter referred to as provinces) may, on the basis of ensuring the completion of the task of identifying national rural poverty alleviation standards, carry out the identification of poor households in accordance with the standards of this province and bring them into the unified management of the national poverty alleviation information network system.
Extended data:
I. Scale
In principle, it is based on the national poverty population of 82.49 million at the end of 20 13 released by the National Bureau of Statistics (see Annex 1 for the number and incidence of poverty in each province in 20 13). If the provincial statistics are greater than those published by the state, they can rise by about 10% on the basis of published data;
If there is a big gap between individual provincial statistical data and the figures published by the state, the floating ratio may be appropriately increased; The specific scale is determined by the provincial leading group for poverty alleviation and development and reported to the the State Council Poverty Alleviation Office for approval.
Second, practice.
Each province adopts the way of scale control, and 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.
Third, the registration content
The Handbook of Poverty Alleviation includes six aspects: basic family situation, causes of poverty, responsible person, assistance scheme, assistance measures and effectiveness. The standard registration time is 20 13 12 3 1 3120131231.
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