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What challenges does new-type rural governance face? A full analysis of the solutions
In recent years, the rapid advancement of industrialization and urbanization, along with the continuous deepening of rural reform, has brought new vitality to rural development while also bringing many new situations to rural governance and triggering many new problems. New-type rural governance cannot follow the traditional
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Rural Land System Reform Officially Launched and Implemented
As an important reform with a bearing on the overall situation, China's pilot work on rural land system reform has formally entered the stage of launch and implementation after completing top-level design and legal authorization. Reporters learned at the deployment and training meeting on the three pilot tasks of rural land system reform, which concluded on the 25th
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Why the Transformation of China's Rural Economic and Social Development Is an Unavoidable Stage
China's countryside is undergoing profound changes. In many places, rural villages have seen "village hollowing-out" and "farmer aging." This is an unavoidable stage when a traditional agricultural country's industrialization and urbanization have advanced to a certain degree. How to properly handle these problems is a new challenge to China's "three rural issues"
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How can agricultural subsidy funds truly benefit farmers?
According to the latest data from the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, from 2008 to 2014, the central government allocated a cumulative total of more than 119.1 billion yuan to support the renovation of dilapidated rural houses. This year's government work report pointed out that efforts to renovate dilapidated houses in urban and rural areas will be intensified, with 3.66 million rural dilapidated houses to be renovated. "Xinhua Viewpoint"
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Four departments join forces to advance rural logistics development and open up the last mile
On the 24th, the reporter learned from the State Post Bureau: the Ministry of Transport recently, together with the Ministry of Agriculture, the All China Federation of Supply and Marketing Cooperatives, and the State Post Bureau, jointly issued the "Several Opinions on Collaboratively Advancing the Healthy Development of Rural Logistics and Accelerating Service to Agricultural Modernization" (referred to as the "Opinions
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How can the problem of information asymmetry in rural areas be solved?
The implementation of the "one matter, one discussion" system has played a positive role in promoting innovative development in work related to agriculture, rural areas and farmers and in advancing the building of a new socialist countryside. However, in rural areas in some places, organization and implementation have not strictly followed the provisions and procedures of the policy. Some policies
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Revitalizing rural land so people can settle down in the city
Dehua is located in the mountainous area of central Fujian and is one of China's famous porcelain capitals. In a county town of about 20 sq km, more than 1,300 ceramic enterprises are gathered, ceramic output value exceeds 17 billion yuan, and of the county's more than 300,000 people, 200,000 work in ceramic-related industries. Looking at these numbers
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How do family farms in China promote the moderate transfer of rural land?
Since entering the new century, with the continuous development of China's economy, the smallholder decentralized management model based on the household contract responsibility system can no longer well adapt to the needs of productive forces development, and moderate-scale operation has become an unavoidable path for China's future agricultural development.
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Rural Finance Requires Thinking Beyond Traditional Finance
In the 15 years since the Boao Forum for Asia was held, it has for the first time opened a rural topic, and it was the first forum of this year. At the sub-forum "Inclusive Finance: Exploring a New Model of Rural Financial Reform", co-hosted by the magazine "Boao Review" and the Hainan Rural Credit Union,
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Rural consumer rights protection should not become a blind spot; farmers' legitimate rights and interests need to be safeguarded
In recent years, as farmers' living standards have continued to improve, the rural consumer market has become increasingly active. Compared with cities, farmers are more likely to fall into "consumption traps" and suffer from counterfeit and shoddy goods. However, because many farmers lack legal knowledge, have weak awareness of rights protection,
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