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The Direction of Rural Collective Property Rights System Reform under the New Normal
In order to thoroughly study and implement the spirit of the Third and Fourth Plenary Sessions of the 18th CPC Central Committee, advance new urbanization and the reform of the rural collective property rights system, and safeguard and develop farmers' rights and interests, centering on the issues of land in new urbanization and new exploratory cases in rural collective property rights system reform
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Improve the Rural Property Rights System to Promote Growth in Farmers' Income
In the early 1980s, with the implementation of the household contract responsibility system, household business income was the main source of the rapid growth of farmers' net income. Entering the mid-to-late 1980s, the impact of institutional reform on agriculture gradually weakened, and the share of household business income in farmers' net income continued to decline, while wage income gradually became the main source of growth in farmers' income, mainly thanks to the transfer of rural labor and the improvement in the state's protection of labor rights.
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How can the rural property rights transfer and trading market develop in a healthy way?
The rural property rights transfer and trading market includes both an intangible market and a tangible market. The former began to develop and grow after farmers' contracted land use rights were allowed to be transferred in the mid-1980s, especially after the restructuring of township and village enterprises in the mid-1990s. At present, the widely existing transfer of contracted land in rural areas is mainly carried out through the intangible market.
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The direction of rural collective property rights system reform is to return rights and expand capacity
On December 14, the 2014 New Urbanization Construction and National Suburban Economy Annual Conference, as well as the 2014 Rural Collective Property Rights System Reform and Beijing Suburban Economy Annual Conference, were held in Beijing. The main topics of the conference were: land issues in new urbanization, new
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Rural Collective Property Rights System Reform Calls for Theoretical and Practical Innovation
The Symposium on Research into the Reform of the Rural Collective Property Rights System, hosted by the Development Research Center of the State Council, was held today in Beijing. Li Wei, Director of the Development Research Center of the State Council, attended the meeting and delivered a speech. Chen Xiwen, Deputy Head and Director of the Office of the Central Rural Work Leading Group and Deputy Director of the Office of the Central Leading Group for Financial and Economic Affairs, gave a keynote speech. Han Jun, Deputy Director of the Office of the Central Rural Work Leading Group and Deputy Director of the Office of the Central Leading Group for Financial and Economic Affairs, delivered the meeting summary. Chen Xiaohua, Vice Minister of Agriculture, and others attended the symposium and spoke. Zhang Junkuo, Vice Director of the Development Research Center of the State Council, presided over the opening ceremony.
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Chen Xiaohua: More than 20,000 villages nationwide have completed the reform of the rural collective property rights system
Beijing, December 1 (Reported by Chang Li): At the research symposium on the reform of the rural collective property rights system held today, Vice Minister of Agriculture Chen Xiaohua revealed that by the end of 2013, 28,000 villages and 50,000 groups nationwide had completed the reform of the rural collective property rights system.
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The problem of virtual ownership of rural collective assets cannot be ignored
An important reason for the frequent occurrence of "village official corruption" incidents is the virtual ownership of rural collective assets. In the current context of comprehensively advancing the rule of law, promoting the reform of the share rights and powers of rural collective assets will help curb "village official corruption" and strengthen the collective econ
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Why Should Rural Property Rights Reform Be Gradual Rather Than Urgent?
Reform of property rights over rural collective assets bears on the core foundation of national economic development. The issues of agriculture, rural areas and farmers occupy a foundational position in overall economic and social development, and have always determined and influenced how steady the reform and opening up can be. From this perspective, property rights reform should be gradual rather than urgent.
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How should intellectual property protection for biological breeding be strengthened
Biological breeding is a technological innovation activity that uses modern biotechnology to breed new varieties of plants and animals, and is one of the strategic emerging industries spawned by modern biotechnology. Biological breeding is not only related to the future development of the biological industry and the new energy industry, but also concerns food
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Pilot Reform of Rural Collective Asset Property Rights About to Be Launched
According to a report by China National Radio's "News and Newspaper Summary," the central government recently reviewed and approved a pilot reform plan for developing farmers' share cooperatives and granting farmers share rights in collective assets, marking the full launch of pilot work on rural collective asset property rights across the country. Agriculture
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