What does the Rural Revitalization Bureau do?

The revitalization bureau is a public institution. The full name of the revitalization bureau is "National Rural Revitalization Bureau", which is directly under the jurisdiction of the State Council. Formerly known as the Office of the Leading Group for Poverty Alleviation and Development of the State Council. On February 25th, 20021,the National Rural Revitalization Bureau was officially listed.

Main responsibilities: around the overall function of "integration, coordination, guidance, service, promotion and supervision", responsible for implementing the work arrangement of the administrative department and promoting the implementation of the county's rural revitalization strategy.

Formulate the main work plan and phased work objectives for rural revitalization; Responsible for the statistical summary of rural revitalization projects and investments; Responsible for promoting migrant workers to transfer employment through multiple channels; Assist the competent department to improve the rural living environment.

Institutional responsibility:

202 1 No.1 Document of the Central Committee pointed out that after the completion of the goal and task of poverty alleviation, a five-year transition period will be set up from the date of poverty alleviation, so as to help the horse get on and send a ride. During the transition period, maintain the overall stability of the existing major assistance policies, optimize and adjust item by item, and reasonably grasp the rhythm, intensity and time limit.

Gradually realize the smooth transition from concentrating resources to supporting poverty alleviation to comprehensively promoting rural revitalization, and promote the historic shift of the focus of the work on agriculture, rural areas and farmers. Pay close attention to the introduction of specific implementation measures for the improvement and optimization of various policies to ensure that the work is not out of line and the policies are not out of line.