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New progress in rural reform, promoting new rural development
Report from this website: 2014 was vividly called the year of reform. Over the past year, departments at all levels of the Ministry of Agriculture concentrated their efforts on deepening rural reform, and new progress was made in rural reform. Innovating the mechanism for advancing rural reform. First, a plan was studied and formulated for the Ministry of Agriculture to implement the central government's division-of-labor plan for deepening reform, and responsible units were specified for the 48 reform tasks under its charge. Second, a leading group for deepening rural reform of the Ministry of Agriculture was established to coordinate intra-ministerial coordination and extra-ministerial liaison for reform work. Third, the key points of the Ministry of Agriculture's reform work in 2014 were drafted. Fourth, a Medium- and Long-Term Reform Implementation Plan for the reform measures for which it undertook the first lead responsibility was studied, formulated and submitted.
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Three rural reforms must break out of three major misconceptions, including the household registration system reform
I. On the household registration system reform. I feel that the household registration reform over the past 30 years has been going around in circles. Why was the household registration system not reformed well in the past? If viewed from the planned system before the reform, there was no problem with the household registration system at all. The urban-rural dual household registration system was completely reasonable, because it served the planned economy. Now reforming the household registration system is right, because what we are running now is not a planned economy, not unified purchasing and marketing, not a rationing system. In the new system, the problem with the household registration system is unequal national treatment, discrimination against farmers, and obstruction of free movement. In the past, farmers compared with farmers were equal, and urban people compared with each other were also equal, and the urban-rural gap was not very large, so people at that time had a high patriotic sentiment. For example, I lived in Beijing for more than ten years, and it did not give me the same treatment as Beijing residents, so I could not feel the dignity of being Chinese. Many farmers who go to Beijing to work all face this problem, so the household registration system is a very big problem. The household registration system itself is not the problem; the problem is the welfare differences and treatment discrimination behind the household registration system.
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How can rural cooperative economic organizations grow bigger and stronger? Chen Xiaohua explains
From December 13 to 14, the 6th (2014) China Cooperative Economy High-Level Forum, guided and supported by the Department of Rural Economic System and Management of the Ministry of Agriculture and the Cooperative Guidance Department of the All China Federation of Supply and Marketing Cooperatives, and hosted by the China Cooperative Economy Society, was held at the Beijing Conference Center.
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Can rural migrant workers who have moved to the city still go back to the countryside?
Today I will talk about a very cutting-edge issue: whether rural migrant workers who have moved to the city today can still go back to the countryside. Whether rural migrant workers can go back to the countryside must be discussed on two levels. The first level is whether rural migrant workers can settle down in the city. This issue is very important, that is,
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Central Rural Work Conference convenes on the 22nd, focusing on modernization development
The Central Rural Work Conference will be held in Beijing on December 22 and 23. The conference will continue to focus on advancing agricultural modernization and rural reform. Central Rural Work Conference convenes on the 22nd, focusing on modernization. The Central Rural Work Conference is the most important annual meeting of the central leadership in the field of agriculture, rural areas and farmers.
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How to Find the Right Policy Levers for Building a Moderately Prosperous Rural Society
The China Development Research Foundation recently held in Beijing the launch and seminar for the "China Development Report 2013/14: China's Path to Building a Moderately Prosperous Society in All Respects in Rural Areas" (hereinafter referred to as the "Report"). Over the past 30-plus years, with the implementation of a series of reform measures, China's rural
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Four Reflections and Key Points on the Management and Control of the Use of Funds for Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers Policies
Since 2004, the central government has issued eleven consecutive No. 1 documents themed on agriculture, rural areas and farmers, and one main thread of their policies has been to emphasize the position of the "agriculture, rural areas and farmers" issue as the "top priority" during China's period of socialist modernization, so as to better accelerate agricultural modernization. In accordance with
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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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The pace of rural land transfer is accelerating: what does it mean for farmers?
Wei Dedong (right), founder of the Fumin Family Farm in Shandong, uses the newly installed agricultural irrigation line for a trial watering (photographed on March 10, 2013). By the end of June 2014, the area of contracted household farmland transferred nationwide reached 380 million mu, accounting for 28.
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Central Rural Economic Work Conference Focuses on Rural Land System Reform
The Central Rural Work Conference was held in Beijing on December 22 and 23. The conference will make comprehensive arrangements for next year's work related to agriculture, rural areas and farmers, and next year's Central Document No. 1 will also be circulated for opinions at the conference, and will be released after revision and improvement. The focus of this conference will be on agricultural modernization, as well as
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