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What measures are there to get rid of poverty?

1. What are the measures to get rid of poverty?

1, poverty alleviation measures are as follows:

(1) Strengthen monitoring and assistance to prevent poverty. Carry out in-depth dynamic monitoring and assistance investigation to prevent returning to poverty, and timely identify farmers who are at risk of returning to poverty due to factors such as epidemic situation as monitoring targets to prevent returning to poverty, so as to meet the requirements;

(2) Strengthen stable employment. 202 1, the income of migrant workers out of poverty accounts for nearly 70%, which has a solid support for stabilizing employment, realizing employment and preventing poverty.

(3) Strengthen industrial assistance. To ensure the connection between the central government and promoting rural revitalization, the proportion of subsidy funds used to support industries this year has reached more than 55%.

2. Legal basis: Article 6 of the Constitution of People's Republic of China (PRC).

People's Republic of China (PRC)'s socialist economic system is based on socialist public ownership of the means of production, that is, ownership by the whole people and collective ownership by the working people. Socialist public ownership eliminates the system of exploitation by others, and implements the principle of distribution according to work and from each according to his ability.

In the primary stage of socialism, the state adheres to the basic economic system with public ownership as the main body and various forms of ownership developing together, and the distribution system with distribution according to work as the main body and multiple modes of distribution coexisting.

Article 7

The state-owned economy, that is, the socialist economy owned by the whole people, is the leading force in the national economy. The state guarantees the consolidation and development of the state-owned economy.

Article 8

Rural collective economic organizations implement a two-tier management system based on household contract management and combining unification and separation. Various forms of cooperative economy such as production, supply and marketing, credit and consumption in rural areas are the collective ownership economy of socialist working people. Laborers who participate in rural collective economic organizations have the right to operate private plots of land, private hills, family sideline businesses and raise private livestock within the scope prescribed by law.

Handicraft, industry, construction, transportation, commerce, service industry and other forms of cooperative economy in cities and towns are all socialist working people's collective ownership economy.

The state protects the legitimate rights and interests of urban and rural collective economic organizations and encourages, guides and helps the development of collective economy.

Second, what is the poverty alleviation standard for poor households?

1. Support the development of production and employment. A group of poor people with working ability have improved their self-development ability in an all-round way. Every household has more than one main business of increasing income and getting rich, and has mastered more than one employment and entrepreneurial skill. The annual per capita disposable income of families is higher than that of rural residents in the province;

2. Resettlement of a group of immigrants. There is safe and stable housing, and the per capita safe and stable housing area is equal to or greater than 25 square meters;

3. The minimum living allowance policy covers a batch. Each person's annual guaranteed income exceeds the national poverty alleviation standard for the same period;

4, medical assistance to support a batch. The participation rate of the new rural cooperative medical system has reached more than 98%, and the reimbursement rate for medical treatment has increased by more than 10%, reducing the deductible line of serious illness insurance for poor households, increasing the reimbursement rate of serious illness insurance, increasing the intensity of medical assistance and raising the standard of medical assistance, so that the poor people can enjoy more equal public health and basic medical services.

5. Education and training help a group. School-age children received nine-year compulsory education, and the next two students studied in technical schools, and the main labor force received skills training.