Minimum living standard in daxin county

According to different regions, the minimum living standard is also different. You can consult relevant local institutions.

Because many people who are receiving subsistence allowances are not really poor, they just apply for national policies. That is, what everyone calls pseudo-subsistence allowances. The low-income households have fake poor households, and the poor households who really need help are not helped, which leads to the lag and unreality of poverty alleviation work. Therefore, the state has raised the application standards for low-income households and made legal provisions. Let me introduce it to you.

First, the definition and standards of low-income families

Low-income households refer to families whose per capita monthly income is lower than the minimum living standard of this Municipality and enjoy the national minimum living allowance.

Because of the unbalanced regional development, the minimum living standards of different provinces and cities also vary greatly.

The standards for low-income families mainly fall into the following four categories:

1, residents (villages) with no financial resources, no ability to work and no dependents or dependents;

2, during the period of receiving unemployment benefits or unemployment benefits expires still failed to re employment, family per capita monthly income is lower than the minimum living standard of residents (village);

3 workers receive wages or minimum wages, retirees receive pensions, the per capita monthly income of the family is still lower than the minimum living standard of the city residents (villages);

4, other families per capita monthly income is lower than the minimum living standard of residents (Village) (excluding five objects).

Second, the law stipulates that

1997, the State Council issued [2] a notice (Guo Fa [1997] No.29) on the establishment of the minimum living guarantee system for urban residents in China, requiring that 1999 should establish the minimum living guarantee system for urban residents before the end of the year.

Non-agricultural registered permanent residence urban residents whose per capita household income is lower than the local minimum living standard are all included in the minimum living standard for urban residents, and the required funds are included in the financial budget by local people's governments at all levels.

The discussion on "National Minimum Living Security" initiated by economist Wu Jinglian pushed the minimum living security that China is trying to build covering urban and rural residents to the front of public opinion again.

The so-called "national minimum living standard" should be expressed in a more complete way: all China citizens, as long as their per capita income is lower than the local minimum living standard for urban and rural residents, have the right to get basic living material help from the local people's government. The straightforward explanation is that the "minimum living standard" is equal to the minimum living standard for urban residents (referred to as "urban minimum living standard") plus the minimum living standard for rural residents (referred to as "rural minimum living standard").

On the surface, the "national minimum living security" is related to the basic living security of 654.38+0.3 billion citizens, involving huge funds and great difficulty in management, which is suspected of exceeding the national conditions and national strength.

However, it is not difficult to find that at present, in order to realize the "national minimum living standard", the key point is to establish a rural minimum living standard system in an all-round way, the difficulty is to establish a stable financing channel, and the key point is to increase the support of the central government.

As we all know, subsistence allowance is a minimum living security system, and you can apply if you meet the conditions. But there are standards for application, and not everyone can apply. The subsistence allowance is a policy of the state and people to protect vulnerable groups and give consideration to social equity, which reflects the state's concern for the poor.