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Strong calls for expanding agricultural insurance, farmers hope for more comprehensive protection
Patches of sugarcane lay fallen on the ground, their leaves torn. At 4 pm on August 29, an unexpected gale mixed with thunderstorms and hail battered Ye Xuelin's sugarcane in Yunxi Village, Yunxi Township, Qujiang District, knocking it down askew. That wind blew wildly for a full hour, with thunder and
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Ministry of Agriculture and Postal Savings Bank sign agreement to improve rural financial service coverage
Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, September 10 (Reporter Wang Yu) The Ministry of Agriculture signed an agreement with the Postal Savings Bank of China on the 10th. According to the agreement, the two sides will focus on tasks such as the effective supply of grain and other important agricultural products and the sustained and rapid growth of farmers' incomes to improve the coverage of rural financial services
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20 yuan of agricultural insurance can cover 600 yuan, and 50% of farmers are willing to buy it
The survey shows that 35.4% of insured farmers believe that agricultural insurance is not enough to cover 30% of their losses, and only 5.24% of farmers believe it can cover more than 90% of their losses ■ Reporter Leng Cuihua Yesterday, at an event hosted by the China Insurance Society and organized by PICC P&C and the Agricultural Information Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences
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The coverage rate of unified pest and disease control for major crops reaches 30%
The Ministry of Agriculture has learned that the coverage rate of specialized unified pest and disease control for major crops such as wheat, rice and corn in China has reached 30%, an increase of 5 percentage points over the previous year. In recent years, the Ministry of Agriculture has organized agricultural departments in various regions to carry out in-depth specialized unified pest and disease control for crops
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Government bottom-line coverage is a phenomenon in China's rural social conflict management
Preface Sociologist Ralf Dahrendorf believes that social conflict is a state of struggle, competition, dispute and tension between social forces outside the government that are clearly antagonistic. At present, China is in a period of social transformation, society is further differentiating, the subjects and sources of social interests are becoming more diversified, interest relationships are becoming more complex, and interest contradictions are gradually becoming more obvious, forming an extremely complex new pattern of interests and a new system of social contradictions. Struggles and conflicts triggered by interest games and rights defense among different individuals, groups and strata are particularly prominent, and social conflicts are breaking out in a concentrated manner. The control and management of social conflict has become an important topic in the fields of public governance and social management in China. Due to historical and social reasons, the government is the most important subject in China's social conflict management. In the process of social conflict management, the government is a non-party, playing the role of third-party intervention between the two sides of the conflict, and bearing the responsibility of building a communication platform for both sides, facilitating reconciliation and reaching compromise, and ultimately resolving the conflict and restoring social order.
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Agricultural insurance has provided 141.2 billion yuan in coverage this year
Recently learned from the China Agricultural Insurance Reinsurance Community that, as an important component of the mechanism for dispersing major agricultural catastrophe risks, in 2015 the China Agricultural Reinsurance Community provided 141.2 billion yuan in risk coverage for agricultural insurance, accounting for 53% of the market's overall reinsurance demand. In recent years, China's agricultural insurance
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