What is the poverty alleviation standard for poor villages?

Poverty alleviation standards for poor villages:

1. Housing security. The quality of the house is qualified and meets the basic conditions for occupancy.

2. Have basic medical insurance. Ensure that the people can get effective treatment when they are sick, and the medical expenses can be subsidized and reimbursed within the scope stipulated by the policy, so that the people can afford the disease and the medical assistance policy can be effectively implemented.

3. Compulsory education has been guaranteed and the poverty alleviation policy through education has been effectively implemented.

4. There is safe drinking water, and every village has roads, electricity, television and basic public services, such as office space and publicity columns of administrative villages and village committees.

5. Have village collective economic income and a good "two committees" team; "One or less" means that the incidence of poverty is less than 3%.

The main basis for determining poor villages is:

Per capita net income of farmers, per capita grain output of farmers, per capita housing area of farmers, population with unresolved drinking water difficulties, per capita electricity consumption in rural areas, access rate of roads in natural villages (villages), enrollment rate of school-age children, medical and health conditions, radio and television coverage, number of poor people and poverty alleviation and development work, taking into account comprehensive indicators such as old revolutionary base areas, ethnic minority counties (townships), border counties (cities) and immigrants in reservoir areas in Shishan area.

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Poverty alleviation appraisal procedures:

According to the poverty alleviation plan, household identification, village evaluation publicity, township audit publicity, county-level approval announcement and other procedures, poor households are identified as poor households.

(a) to formulate and implement the annual poverty alleviation plan. At the beginning of each year, according to the overall poverty alleviation plan of the whole region, the county level adopts the backward method to formulate the annual poverty alleviation plan and define the annual poverty alleviation goal. Focus on supporting poor households included in the annual poverty alleviation.

(2) account name identification. Under the unified leadership of the leading group for poverty alleviation and development at the county level, the Township People's Government shall form an acceptance task force, with more than 2 people in each group, including county and township cadres, the first resident secretary, members of the resident task force and those responsible for assistance. According to the poverty alleviation standards formulated by the autonomous region, the annual poor households are determined at the end of each year.

(3) publicity of village evaluation. Convene a villagers' meeting, conduct democratic appraisal of the poor households in the year, put forward a preliminary list of poverty alleviation in the year, and make the first public announcement in natural villages (villages), villagers' groups and other places where villagers' activities are concentrated.

(four) the township audit publicity. The Township People's Government shall review the preliminary list submitted by each village and fill in the township (town) audit opinions according to the item-by-item contents of the "Poverty Alleviation Double Recognition Acceptance Form".

(5) county-level approval. The leading group for poverty alleviation and development at the county level shall, in accordance with the poverty alleviation pin number standard formulated by the autonomous region, examine and approve the "Poverty Alleviation Double Recognition Acceptance Form" submitted by each township.

(6) announcement. If it is determined to be a poor household after examination and approval, it will be announced in the administrative village.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-poor village