How often is the income range adjusted for anti-return to poverty monitoring?

"This time is not necessarily close. The most recent adjustment was from 6,000 yuan to 7,300 yuan in 2021-2022? Monitoring scope. The monitoring scope includes all rural registered residents, not limited to the registered population. The number of people who have been lifted out of poverty is based on the household, and the entire household is identified. The monitoring scope for preventing return to poverty in 2022 is adjusted from 6,000 yuan in 2021 to 6,900 yuan. "? Prevention of returning to poverty

means. : The monitoring objects are three types of households in rural and pastoral areas: households that are unstable in poverty alleviation, households that are on the verge of becoming poor, and households that are in sudden serious difficulties. Populations who have been transferred to urban households due to relocation and simultaneous relocation and who meet the scope of monitoring are also included in the monitoring targets.

1. Households lifted out of poverty and unstable conditions. It refers to that although it exceeds the current poverty alleviation standards, all aspects of development conditions, especially the per capita net income of households, are lower than the local monitoring range (adjusted annually based on factors such as the subsistence allowance standard in rural and pastoral areas, the increase in disposable income in rural and pastoral areas, and the price index) or are unstable , households that have been lifted out of poverty and are at risk of returning to poverty.

2. Marginal households are prone to poverty. It refers to that although it exceeds the current poverty alleviation standards, all aspects of development conditions, especially the per capita net income of households, are lower than the local monitoring range (adjusted annually based on factors such as the subsistence allowance standard in rural and pastoral areas, the increase in disposable income in rural and pastoral areas, and the price index) or are unstable , ordinary farmers who are at risk of poverty.

3. Households in sudden serious difficulties. Refers to farmers and livestock farmers whose per capita net income is higher than the monitoring bottom line for preventing return to poverty, but due to emergencies such as illness, disaster, accidents, or other emergencies, rigid expenditures are larger than the early warning standards or income is significantly reduced, resulting in serious difficulties in basic life and the risk of returning to poverty. households (non-poor households) and households that have been lifted out of poverty.