What is the content of "six ones" to prevent poverty?

That is, one village, one problem is found, one file card is calibrated for one household, one aid is distributed for one household, one fund is audited for one household, one policy is implemented for one household, and one responsibility is implemented for one household.

Poverty alleviation means protecting the legitimate rights and interests of poor households and eliminating the burden of poverty. The government helps poor areas to increase talent development and improve the talent market for migrant workers. Setting up social work to develop industrial and agricultural enterprises, promoting production to get rid of poverty, and implementing planning for poor rural areas are aimed at helping improve the living conditions of poor households, helping poor areas to develop production and change the face of poverty.

Poverty alleviation standard

Before 2008, there were two poverty alleviation standards in China. The first is the absolute poverty standard of 206 yuan formulated in 1986, which is based on the minimum nutritional requirement of 2 100 calories per person per day, and then measured according to the consumption structure of the lowest income group. The second is the low-income standard of 865 yuan formulated in 2000.

In 2008, combined with the standards of absolute poverty and low income, 1067 yuan was taken as the poverty alleviation standard. Since then, with the changes of consumer price index and other related factors, the standard has been further raised to 1 196 yuan.

20 10/1119 the central poverty alleviation and development work conference announced that according to the requirements of building a well-off society in an all-round way by 2020 and adapting to the situation that China's poverty alleviation and development has entered a new stage, the central government decided to set the per capita net income of farmers at 2300 yuan (20/kloc at constant prices)

Compared with the standard of 2009 1 196 yuan, the new standard has increased by 92%, and the corresponding poverty alleviation target scale is about 654.38+28 million by the end of this year, accounting for about 13.4% of the rural registered population.