What are the targets of poverty alleviation, and who are the targets of targeted poverty alleviation

First, it is necessary to target targeted poverty alleviation. Through mass evaluation, household surveys, announcements, spot checks, information entry, etc., complete the work of filing and establishing cards; At the same time, an information network system for poor households should be established and dynamically managed, so that poverty alleviation targets can enter and exit, and poverty alleviation information is true and reliable.

Second, targeted poverty alleviation measures should be achieved. It is necessary to break down the administrative boundaries of counties, townships and villages, and form small areas of poor villages with the same foundation, similar conditions and geographical proximity, unify support policies, unify project layout, unified allocation of funds, unified planning and construction, and achieve overall poverty alleviation to the greatest extent and implement policies by category.

The third is to accurately allocate resources. Innovate and build a "poverty alleviation investment and financing platform" at the prefectural and municipal levels, invest in cooperation with enterprises, and strive to form a certain credit scale for poverty alleviation and development; Implement a balanced development plan for compulsory education, and improve the educational infrastructure in poor villages; Promote the integration of resources, and on the basis of making good use of special funds for poverty alleviation, integrate project funds from departments such as housing and construction, transportation, civil affairs, education, and health to focus on poor villages.

Poverty alleviation targets. It is impossible to give you poverty alleviation if you don't have a relationship, and if you don't give money, you can't help the poor, and I don't believe that you can come to Wuxi Jianshan in Chongqing to check it.

The determination of poor households is based on the annual per capita net income of rural households, and comprehensive consideration of health, education, housing, and other conditions. It is determined in accordance with the work process of farmers' application, democratic evaluation of villagers' congresses, review and publicity of village committees, review and publicity of township people, and approval announcement of municipal people, that is, "two announcements and one announcement".

The identification standard of poor households in our province is determined by the national standard of farmers' annual per capita net income of less than 2,800 yuan in 2014, and is calculated by the average of family members, not by the amount of personal income.

1. Who are the targets of targeted poverty alleviation?

1. The targets of targeted poverty alleviation are as follows:

1) Families without labor force or inability to work;

2) Families living in poverty due to severe disability;

3) families who are severely impoverished due to illness;

4) Families with severe poverty due to disasters or accidents, as well as families with poverty due to other reasons.

2. Legal basis: Article 16 of the Measures for the Implementation of the Responsibility System for Poverty Alleviation.

Party committees at the county level and ** shall formulate guiding opinions on the implementation of targeted poverty alleviation and poverty alleviation in townships and villages, and supervise their implementation, adapting measures to local conditions, and providing categorical guidance to ensure the authenticity and effectiveness of poverty exit.

Article 21.

Each designated poverty alleviation unit shall keep a close eye on the poor population who have been registered and registered, refine and implement assistance measures, supervise the implementation of policies and work in place, and truly achieve real poverty alleviation and poverty alleviation, and do not get rid of poverty or decouple.

2. What are the standards for precise poor households?

The criteria for precise poverty households are as follows:

1. Poverty alleviation households refer to rural households whose annual per capita net income is lower than the national rural poverty alleviation standard or the provincial rural poverty alleviation standard or the municipal rural poverty alleviation standard and have the ability to work;

2. Subsistence allowance households refer to rural households whose annual per capita net income is lower than the local minimum subsistence security standard, mainly due to illness, disability, old age and infirmity, loss of working ability and poor living conditions.

3. Five-guarantee households refer to the five-guarantee support objects in the "Regulations on the Support of the Five Guarantees in Rural Areas", mainly including the elderly, disabled and minors who have no legal support obliger, no ability to work, and no livelihood.

1. The four categories of poverty alleviation targets refer to the rural low-income population, the economically weak villages designated by the province, the key counties for poverty alleviation and development, and the key areas for poverty alleviation and development.

2. Poverty alleviation is to protect the legitimate rights and interests of poor households and eliminate the burden of poverty. **Help poor areas to increase talent development, improve the market for migrant workers, the basic treatment of temporary workers, establish a kind of social work for the development of industrial and agricultural enterprises, and promote production to get rid of poverty, and implement planning for poor rural areas, aiming to help poor households or poor areas develop production and change the face of poverty.

Legal analysis: 1. Subsistence households, 2. Five-guarantee households, 3. Mentally ill persons, 4. Families with financial difficulties and college students, 5. There are four categories of people who are not allowed to be included in the poverty alleviation targets if there is a major disaster or illness in the current year, and these four categories of people are financially supported, have purchased cars, have purchased commercial houses or self-built houses in cities and towns, and have individual industrial and commercial households or "four types of people" who run milling companies

Legal basis: Outline of Poverty Alleviation and Development in Rural China》 Article 14: Implement the feedback from the "looking back" of special inspections for poverty alleviation, formulate special work plans, and promote further tilting funds, projects, science and technology, and talents to poverty-stricken areas. Organize poverty-stricken counties to carry out an assessment of the implementation of industrial poverty alleviation plans, hold on-site observations to consolidate the achievements of industrial poverty alleviation, improve the working mechanism of industrial development instructors, and strengthen the prevention of industrial poverty alleviation risks.

Systematically summarize and publicize the effectiveness of industrial poverty alleviation, select and publish a batch of examples of industrial poverty alleviation and industrial assistance, and tell the story of industrial poverty alleviation. Large-scale activities for the exhibition and sale of agricultural products in poverty-stricken areas will be held to display the achievements of industrial poverty alleviation and promote special products for poverty alleviation. Cooperate with the poverty alleviation census related to industrial poverty alleviation, and improve the industrial poverty alleviation scheduling mechanism.

The study proposes post-2020 industrial support policy measures.

1.People who are unable to take care of themselves due to disability and are impoverished.

At present, there are many people in rural areas who have physical disabilities due to congenital or acquired reasons, which seriously affects their ability to work, and many people are not only unable to generate income for their families, but even bring economic burdens. Starting this year, this part of the disabled will be included in the scope of the subsistence allowance.

2.Lonely and widowed elderly people in rural areas.

There are some elderly people in rural areas who have no children or daughters, and they are lonely and widowed, but they do not meet the conditions of the five-guarantee households, so they can apply for the subsistence allowance in this case. In addition, although some elderly people say that they have children and daughters, but their children do not have the ability to support them, after strict review, this part of the elderly can also apply for the subsistence allowance.

3.People who are impoverished because of disasters.

If farmers encounter natural disasters in their daily lives, such as geological disasters such as **, their lives fall into poverty. This category of people will also be included in the scope of the subsistence allowance and become the target of subsidies under the priority of the state.

4.People who are living in poverty due to a serious illness.

For these people who are impoverished due to serious illnesses, the state will also include them in the scope of the subsistence allowance.