The Relationship between Social Security and Agricultural Insurance

Hello! Social security, the full name of social insurance, refers to a social insurance or security mechanism to help citizens face certain social risks such as unemployment, illness, accidents, aging and death. Or guarantee basic living resources such as education and medical care. At present, there are generally five insurances (endowment insurance, medical insurance, unemployment insurance, maternity insurance and industrial injury insurance), and at least three insurances.

Agricultural insurance refers to the rural social security system in which government departments are responsible for organization and management, rural economic organizations, collective institutions and workers from all walks of life share the obligation to pay old-age insurance premiums, and workers enjoy basic old-age insurance benefits according to the payment status of old-age insurance premiums when they are old.

Social security is the insurance for urban workers to get pensions in the future; Rural insurance is an old-age insurance for agricultural registered permanent residence farmers who will lose their labor force in the future.