What is the core of the idea of precise poverty alleviation?

The core content of the basic strategy of precision poverty alleviation is to formulate classified policies according to the causes of poverty caused by the differentiation of the poor population, and solve the four basic problems of "who to support", "who to help", "how to help" and "how to retreat" to achieve "six precisions", that is, accurate support objects, accurate project arrangement, accurate use of funds, accurate measures to households, accurate dispatch of people (first secretary) according to villages, and accurate poverty alleviation results.

Accurate poverty alleviation: it is the symmetry of poverty alleviation in a broad sense. It refers to the poverty alleviation method that uses scientific and effective procedures to accurately identify, help and manage the poverty-stricken objects in different poverty-stricken areas and different poor farmers. Generally speaking, precision poverty alleviation is mainly aimed at poor residents, and whoever is poor will be supported.

Extended data:

Behind precise poverty alleviation is extensive poverty alleviation. For a long time, because the data of poor residents are decomposed step by step after sampling survey, there are widespread problems of poor quality and low efficiency in poverty alleviation, such as: the number of poor residents is unclear, the poverty alleviation targets are often "estimated" by grassroots cadres, and the poverty alleviation funds are "scattered", resulting in "poverty alleviation every year";

Key counties are unwilling to "lift their hats off poverty", and the figures are falsified, occupying and wasting national poverty alleviation resources; Poverty alleviation by human feelings and relationships has caused social injustice such as helping the rich but not helping the poor, and even bred corruption. On the surface, extensive poverty alleviation is a problem in working methods, which essentially reflects the big problem of cadres and the masses' concept and ruling concept, and can not be underestimated.

There are defects in the design of the current poverty alleviation system. Many poverty alleviation projects are "indiscriminate irrigation" and are not targeted. They are more "helping farmers" than "helping the poor". Taking the poverty alleviation and relocation project as an example, for poor households living in remote mountainous areas and geological disaster areas, feeding one person is the most difficult "hard bone", and resettlement is a better way out.

However, due to the lack of subsidy funds, most of the farmers who enjoy the subsidy of poverty alleviation funds have relatively good economic conditions, and poor farmers, especially the poorest farmers, simply cannot afford to move. New village poverty alleviation projects, industrial poverty alleviation projects and service poverty alleviation projects mainly benefit middle-and high-income farmers in poor communities, and only a small number of poor farmers benefit from them, with relatively small benefits.