The western plan is divided into several special projects.

The western plan is divided into seven special projects, including basic education, agricultural science and technology, medical and health care, grassroots youth work, Xinjiang special project, Tibet special project, and grassroots social management. The special project mainly focuses on the overall situation of the party and government center, the actual needs of grassroots economic and social development in the western region, and the willingness of young students to serve, highlighting the characteristics of planned voluntary service in the western region. According to the requirements of the central government on aiding Xinjiang and Tibet and the actual requirements of economic and social development in Xinjiang and Tibet, we have expanded materials and newly set up special services for Xinjiang and Tibet. Newly established grass-roots social management projects serve the needs of public welfare, social security, social welfare, legal aid, poverty alleviation and development, financial development, party and government, justice and comprehensive management in the western region; The previous special projects of post-disaster reconstruction and bilingual teaching in Xinjiang are no longer implemented nationwide, but are organized and implemented by the provincial project office in light of actual needs.