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Analysis of the Impact of the Rural Tax and Fee Reform on Grassroots Political Power
In order to fundamentally reduce the burden on farmers, increase farmers' income, maintain the long-term stability of rural society, and promote the comprehensive development of the rural economy, in March 2000 the Party Central Committee and the State Council decided to launch the rural fee-to-tax reform work in Anhui Province as a whole, and required nine major agricultural
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How to ensure food security in a bumper harvest year? Accelerate reform of the rural property rights system
An abundant harvest of all grains, granaries full of grain, farmers overjoyed. In 2014, the major agricultural province of Heilongjiang achieved another bumper grain harvest, realizing eleven consecutive years of increase, with an estimated total output of 135.2 billion jin, continuing to rank first nationwide, with its increase accounting for nearly 50% of the national total increase, and farmers' per capita income surpassing 10,000 yuan
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How to Build Institutional Support for the Development of Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers
Only by incorporating the practice and achievements of deepening rural reform into the track of rule-of-law construction can effective institutional support be built and a favorable policy environment be created for the development of agriculture, rural areas and farmers. At present, China's economic development is entering a new normal, and as the 12th Five-Year Plan is about to come to an end and the 13th
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Pilot program for rural homestead withdrawal is quietly spreading across the country
It is learned from authoritative sources: the pilot work on the rural homestead withdrawal mechanism has been quietly launched, and the pilot will be carried out in rural areas of some county towns across the country where the homestead vacancy rate is no less than 8%. Unlike previous pilots that were mostly carried out in a few developed provinces, this pilot will be
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How Local Governments Should Adapt Under the New Normal of the New Three Rural Policies
Rural land transfer and appropriately scaled operation are the core content of deepening rural reform, and represent another innovation in the land system following the implementation of the household contract responsibility system in rural areas. They are both a strategic measure for promoting the transformation of traditional agriculture into modern agriculture, and a
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Why does the No. 1 Central Document frequently focus on agriculture, rural areas and farmers
The No. 1 Central Document is the first document issued each year by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. The theme focused on in the No. 1 Central Document is often an issue that the country currently needs to pay close attention to and urgently needs to solve, and it holds a programmatic and guiding position in the work of the whole year. Therefore, the documents of past years have all
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Rural Land Transfer Should Be Conducive to Sustainable Development
The phenomenon of rural land transfer has gradually increased in recent years. While land transfer has accelerated, some problems have also emerged. For example, in some places rural land transfer is not standardized, with oral agreements replacing written contracts; some land transfers last too long, such as around 30 years
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How agriculture and rural areas can achieve new development under the new normal
Looking back at 2014, under the strong leadership of the Party Central Committee and the State Council, and with the joint efforts of the vast number of farmers and rural workers, agricultural and rural development achieved remarkable results, becoming a bright scenic line under the new normal of economic development. Looking ahead to 2015, how to, after years of bumper harvests and rising incomes
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2015 Central Document No. 1 Locks in New Positioning for Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers
The "Central Document No. 1" originally referred to the first document issued by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China each year, and has now become a proper term for the Central Committee's emphasis on rural issues. Yesterday, this year's No. 1 document, "Several Opinions on Intensifying Reform and Innovation and Accelerating Agricultural Modernization," arrived as expected, designating the three major directions of "strong," "prosperous" and "beautiful" for China's future agricultural work, and setting the tone for agricultural institutional reform in the new stage from the perspectives of food safety, agricultural product prices and further improvement of rural public services.
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