What does one over six mean?

One sixth and more than one point mean that the annual per capita net income of poor households exceeds the poverty alleviation standards set by the state and the province. Sixth, compulsory education, basic medical care, safe housing, safe drinking water, radio and television and daily electricity consumption are guaranteed exclusively. One sixth is the main evaluation index to judge whether to get rid of poverty.

Guaranteed compulsory education means that in the compulsory education stage of children from poor families, schools do not charge students tuition fees, textbook fees, homework fees, etc. And there is no academic failure or dropout due to poverty (excluding children with special education recognized by the education department), and there is no debt due to schooling.

Guaranteed basic medical care refers to the poor people who should participate in the new rural cooperative medical system or the medical insurance for urban and rural residents, 100% insured (guaranteed). The individual payment part of the basic medical insurance (insurance) payment shall be paid in full by the financial department in accordance with the lowest grade payment standard formulated by each overall planning area.

Housing security means that there are no households without houses, households with dangerous houses and households with housing difficulties in the village through measures such as renovation of dilapidated houses in rural areas, relocation in different places, ecological migration and safe relocation, and the housing security rate reaches 100%.

Safe drinking water means that the amount of water available per person per day is not less than 40 liters; The water quality meets the relevant national water quality standards; Convenient: the round-trip time for human body to take water does not exceed 20 minutes; Guarantee rate: the water supply guarantee rate is not less than 95%.

Household electricity refers to the household electricity to be extracted from poor households, which can meet the daily electricity demand of lighting, television, electric fans, refrigerators, washing machines, rice cookers and so on.

Legal basis:

"Interim Measures for Social Assistance" Article 2 The social assistance system adheres to the bottom line, is difficult to help, is sustainable, and is connected with other social security systems, and the level of social assistance is compatible with the level of economic and social development. Social assistance should follow the principles of openness, fairness, impartiality and timeliness.