What is the treatment of poor households? How much is the monthly subsidy for poor households? What is the standard of assistance?

1. Poor households refer to families whose per capita annual income is lower than the poverty line. Poverty is the overall situation of material difficulties and lack of means of production, which is generally measured by living standards. When the living standard of an individual, a family or even a group is lower than the average living standard of the region, it is in poverty. The quantitative measure is the poverty line, and the specific indicators vary from country to country. China takes the highest annual per capita income as the line and adjusts with the price changes. In the mid-1980s, the Ministry of Civil Affairs of China designated 200 yuan as the poverty line of China. Due to rising prices, the new poverty line was adjusted to 300 yuan.

2. Generally speaking, governments all over the world will formulate corresponding opinions on the aid and support system for the poor. As for what kind of treatment they enjoy and how much subsidy they receive each month, provinces and cities are different. Give the following examples:

Chongqing

The standard of assistance and support for destitute people has been greatly improved. The standard of assistance and support for destitute people in the city has been raised from 600 yuan to 650 yuan per person per month, with an increase of 8.3%.

Nanping city

The standard of assistance and support for the poor in the county is adjusted synchronously with the standard of urban minimum living allowance, and it will be implemented from July 1 2065438.

Jianyang District, Yanping District, Shaowu City, Wuyishan City and Jian 'ou City: 580 yuan per person per month.

Shunchang County, Pucheng County, Guangze County, Songxi County and Zhenghe County: 538 yuan per person per month.

3, after the improvement of security standards, all localities should increase the amount of compensation for the original security object, the average subsidy level in principle is not less than 60% of the local minimum living standard. Local civil affairs departments should promptly include eligible residents in the scope of protection, and implement the minimum living security policy for families poor due to illness and adult unemployed severely disabled people to ensure that they are guaranteed according to standards.