Time of establishment of National Rural Revitalization Bureau

Legal analysis: the revitalization bureau is a public institution.

The full name of the revitalization bureau is "National Rural Revitalization Bureau", which is directly under the jurisdiction of the State Council. Formerly known as the Office of the Leading Group for Poverty Alleviation and Development of the State Council. On February 25th, 20021,the National Rural Revitalization Bureau was officially listed.

The task of the revitalization bureau is: a long-term mechanism to prevent poverty, and through long-term means to ensure that vulnerable groups and weak areas on the edge of poverty do not return to poverty. The second is a long-term and stable promotion mechanism to ensure the sustained and stable development of poverty alleviation work. This also includes preventing "new poverty", that is, preventing non-poor households from falling into the poverty trap in unexpected situations such as natural disasters and sudden diseases.

Revitalization bureau

The branch office, also known as the "local office", is a sub-administrative organization under the prefectures and counties in Japan, and is responsible for handling the regional affairs of their prefectures and counties. The cover is not an autonomous organ, so the head is appointed by the local (government) office. Now there are 12 branches in Japan.

At present, there are 8 branches in outlying islands such as Tokyo, Shimane, Miyazaki and Kagoshima, and Yamagata has also cut down 4 areas to set up branches respectively.

The Japanese branch office originated in July of 187 1, and the original Sandu prefecture and 72 counties merged one after another. In order to assist the merger, some merged counties have become branches. Due to the vast land of Hokkaido and the small administrative area of the original county, Hokkaido began to set up a branch office at 1897 to assist in administrative affairs. 1922 Hokkaido readjusted the hall structure to 14. 1947 after the implementation of the new local autonomy law on may 3, the branches in Hokkaido were determined to be responsible for sharing the affairs of the Hokkaido office and became the dispatched offices of the Hokkaido office. 10 in April, the branch was cancelled in Hokkaido and changed to (comprehensive) revitalization bureau.

In July 1, 1926, there were 25 branches in prefectures and counties outside Hokkaido, but most of them have been abolished one after another, or changed to the local office, revitalization bureau, administrative center or branch of the county people's social security bureau in Yexian (Ping 16) and the branch in Okinawa. At present, only Yamagata Prefecture and some island areas have branches.

In addition, before World War II, the Japanese army also set up a branch library in Taiwan Province Province, appointing Huatai Hall and quiet Nanyang Hall under its jurisdiction.

Legal basis: Article 6 of the Promotion Law of Rural Revitalization in People's Republic of China (PRC), the state establishes and improves the system, mechanism and policy system for the integrated development of urban and rural areas, promotes the orderly flow of urban and rural elements, the equal exchange and the balanced allocation of public resources, insists on supplementing agriculture with industry and bringing rural areas with cities, and promotes the formation of a new type of relationship between workers and peasants with mutual promotion, complementary advantages, coordinated development and common prosperity between urban and rural areas.