Interpretation of the economy for half a year | Pay attention to the “guarantee” of people’s livelihood, and resolutely keep more than 90 million people who have been lifted out of poverty from returning to poverty_ Finance_China Net

In the first half of this year, the complex situation of the century-old changes and the superimposed epidemic of the century has brought new challenges to the Chinese economy. The complexity, severity and uncertainty of the economic development environment have increased, and the downward pressure on the economy has further increased. In the face of new challenges, my country has launched a series of major policies in a timely manner, and China’s economy has stabilized and rebounded.

Beginning on July 17, the news channel Chaowen Tianxia has launched a series of programs “Words Explain Half-Year Economy” for 5 consecutive days, and deeply observe the current Chinese economy through five keywords. The first three episodes of the program were interpreted from the perspectives of “stable”, “new” and “connected”. Today (July 20), the keyword we are going to talk about in “Words Explaining China’s Economy” is related to the common people. It is the word “guarantee”.

You see, the word “bao”, the radical is “people”, and the left and right structure is a knowing word. If we trace the evolution of the glyphs, we can see that the earliest oracle bone inscription “bao” was an adult who carried the child on his back and put his backhand on the child’s butt to protect it from falling. In the oldest interpretation of Chinese culture, the first thing we should protect should be the weakest and most vulnerable people like “children”.

Today, our “Words Explaining China’s Economy” first focuses on the more than 90 million people who have been lifted out of poverty in the past few years. They are a very vulnerable group, and any impact may bring the poverty-stricken households back into poverty again. So in the first half of this year, how did the state and local governments protect this group? Let’s take a look at the reporter’s research in Yiyang, Hunan.

In March of this year, Mo Yukun, a villager in Dahua Village, Taojiang County, Yiyang County, Hunan Province, was diagnosed with uremia. This former pillar of the family not only could no longer do heavy work, but also spent more than 3,000 yuan per month for treatment.

What Mo Yukun didn’t expect was that just a month after he was ill, the rural revitalization team came to his house to learn about the situation, and promptly judged that his family was at risk of returning to poverty. The anti-return to poverty monitoring, assistance and investigation system.

　　Li Yi, Deputy Director of the Rural Revitalization Bureau of Taojiang County, Yiyang, Hunan:Every month, we will collect 23 types of data on medical insurance reimbursement, subsistence allowances, migrant workers, and disaster situations from 12 functional departments, including medical insurance, civil affairs, rural revitalization, and emergency response, and import it into the poverty-return prevention monitoring and assistance management platform to communicate with farmers. The information is compared, and early warning is given for 12 types of risk points that may return to poverty and lead to poverty, such as income, employment, industry, and serious diseases of the rural population in the county.

　　Deng Xiaoming, leader of the village work team in Dahua Village, Taojiang County, Yiyang, Hunan Province:After we receive the risk warning information, if (determined) he is at risk of returning to poverty, we will report it into the monitoring system and provide targeted assistance.

In this way, the county-level leaders and Mo Yukun’s family paired up to help. The work team also applied for a subsistence allowance for a family of four, and the reimbursement rate for medical expenses was increased to 85%. The eldest daughter can enjoy 625 yuan per semester, and the younger daughter can enjoy 500 yuan/semester education subsidy, my wife also came to work in the village bamboo shoots processing factory.

This bamboo shoot processing factory is also a support enterprise in Dahua Village. There are more than 40 bamboo shoot households and 7 migrant workers who were once registered poor households. During the multi-point epidemic that began in March, the bamboo shoot processing plant was temporarily suspended due to the obstruction of cold chain logistics and the inability to deliver fresh bamboo shoot products.

　　Deng Xiaoming, leader of the village work team in Dahua Village, Taojiang County, Yiyang, Hunan Province:The factory manager and I took the products to sell, find the market, and also brought in the anchors from outside, to endorse and bring goods to the village’s local specialties, to ensure that the backlog of products could be sold in time as soon as the logistics was released. .

With continuous efforts, in June, a number of enterprises and institutions reached a sales intention with the bamboo shoot processing factory. The factory also resumed work after a two-month shutdown. The employees who work every day have smiles, and the stability of the helping industry has also made Mo Yu. Farmers like Kun have a stable income.

　　Mo Yukun’s wife Song Chan:It is more than 3,000 yuan a month here, which is more convenient to take care of the elderly and children, and relevant policies have also been implemented.

The reporter learned from the National Rural Revitalization Bureau that as of now, 65% of the monitoring objects across the country have eliminated the risk of returning to poverty, and the rest have implemented assistance measures. After a period of hard work, the risk will be eliminated.

(Editor in charge: Zhang Ziyi)