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How much does China spend on poverty alleviation each year? How are the hundreds of billions in poverty alleviation funds used?
To escape poverty, money must be spent. To lift more than 70 million poor people across the country out of poverty, the funds needed over the next five years will amount to at least hundreds of billions of yuan. Recently, at the Central Conference on Poverty Alleviation and Development, General Secretary Xi Jinping stressed that the intensity of investment in poverty alleviation and development must match the requirements of winning the battle against poverty
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Solar energy industry enters a period of structural adjustment, tapping into a rural market worth hundreds of billions
The solar photovoltaic industry is regarded as an important component of new energy. During the financial crisis, China's photovoltaic industry, which had once grown rapidly but relied excessively on "processing with supplied materials" and "both ends abroad," ran into difficulties. In 2009, with the introduction of a series of national industrial support policies,
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Beijing community distributes free vegetables, hundreds line up to receive them
Yesterday morning, the Min'an Community of Beixinqiao Subdistrict joined hands with volunteers from the caring enterprise e+ Cai Daojia to carry out a winter warmth-giving free organic vegetable giveaway. Every resident aged 60 and above could receive a packed one jin of fresh vegetables, attracting hundreds of people to line up. At the
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Rural e-commerce development unlocks a rural consumer market worth hundreds of billions
Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council presided over an executive meeting of the State Council on October 14, deciding to improve the compensation mechanism for universal broadband and telecommunications services in rural and remote areas to narrow the urban-rural digital divide; deploying accelerated development of rural e-commerce, and promoting consumption and benefiting people's livelihoods by strengthening new business forms;
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Purchase prices for China's three major staple grains fall across the board, farmers' income could suffer losses in the hundreds of billions
A bumper grain harvest, a sharp drop in grain prices, and a plunge in farmers' income. Since the start of autumn this year, the value of corn and wheat in major grain-producing areas has fallen to varying degrees. The drop in corn prices is particularly pronounced, with farm-gate prices falling by an average of more than 20%, and the largest decline reaching 30% compared with last year
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How can hundreds of millions of farming households break out of land transfer and transition smoothly to large-scale farming?
The heart that had been hanging in midair finally settled into place. Dai Yasheng was very satisfied with the experts' on-site yield measurement results: on plots where joint ploughing and joint planting was carried out, this year's wheat yield per mu was above a thousand jin, which was a delightful surprise. The plot owner said this field had previously been leveled from a crab pond, and the subsoil was poor, so such a harvest was unexpected.
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China must provide a solid baseline guarantee for its hundreds of millions of farmers
He Xuefeng [Hundreds of millions of farmers are the most vulnerable group in China. The state cannot guarantee that all farmers will prosper, but it can design institutions to provide a baseline guarantee for all farmers.] China has always had an urban-rural gap. In the early days of reform and opening up, the income gap between urban and rural residents once narrowed.
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How did the potato make a comeback to become a staple food in China?
For hundreds of years, the potato has always been an everyday dish on the dining tables of ordinary Chinese people. However, since the beginning of this year, as China proposed expanding potato planting area and gradually making it a staple food crop to safeguard national food security, the unassuming potato has begun to step into the spotlight.
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Restoring hundreds of millions of mu of contaminated farmland: how can third-party governance drive it forward?
We must change the current situation of relying mainly on government fiscal input alone; we must rely on the power of society, introduce third-party governance, and carry out comprehensive environmental services. Liu Zhengjun Environmental governance has become one of the hot topics at this year's Two Sessions. In the 2015 government work report,
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Cultivating hundreds of millions of new-type professional farmers to solidify the foundation of modern agricultural development
Hundreds of millions of farmers go to the cities for employment, so who will till the vast fields? Entering the new century, with the massive transfer of the rural labor force, elderly farming, women's farming and primary-school-level farming have become a focus of attention for the Party and the state as well as all sectors of society. If farmers are not cultivated into highly qualified
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