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						Policies Regulations ■ China to Revise Law Interpretation on Differentiated Personal Injury Compensation ■ Wen Hears Farmers' Concerns on 11th Five-Year Plan ■ Rights of HIV/AIDS Patients Spelt Out ■ China Abolishes Agricultural Tax Three Years Ahead of Schedule ■ Needy People Happy with Govt's Charity Program ■ Regular Govt Relief for 50 Million Poor ■ Legal Aid Helped 430,000 Chinese in 2005 ■ Support Called for Anti-poverty Program ■ China's Legislature Abolishes 2,600-year-old Agricultural Tax ■ China to Abolish More Than 2,000 Years Old Agricultural Tax ■ China Amends Criminal Law for Gender Balance of Population ■ Party on Rural Development, Fighting Corruption ■ China to Improve Pension System ■ China to Further Expand Employment ■ Wen Calls for Coordinated Development ■ New Family Planning Policy Introduced ■ Law to Better Safeguard Disabled Citizens ■ Leadership to Adjust Growth Model, Focus on Wealth Gap ■ China to Boost Vocational Education ■ China to Set Up Injury-monitoring Network ■ More Flats for Lower-income Families Urged ■ Premier Wen Urges Further Reforms for China ■ China Publishes Gender Equality White Paper ■ Social Security to Cover College Students Medical Care ■ Premier: Women, Children's Situation a Measure of Progress ■ NPC to Discuss Personal Income Tax Amendment ■ Ethnic Region Experiments with Democratic Election ■ Regulation to Protect Henan Migrant Workers ■ Premier Wen Highlights Independent Innovations ■ College Grads Encouraged to Head West ■ China Revises Land Development Plan ■ More Relief Planned for China's Poor ■ Vice Premier Urges Support for Summer Harvest ■ Tax Exemption for Charities ■ Family Planning Rewards Boost Rural Social Security ■ Non-governmental Sectors Urged to Help Tackle Poverty ■ China All Out Helping Small Minorities Out of Poverty ■ Outline Set for Developing China's Western Regions ■ Hui Calls for Employment Improvement for the Disabled ■ Finance Minister on Poverty Alleviation, Financial Policy ■ China to Maintain Steady Economic Development ■ Vice Premier Urges Coordinated, Sustainable Development ■ Gov't Eyes Medical Aid for Low-income Residents ■ Respecting, Protecting Rights of Handicapped: Hui ■ China Social Security Fund Announces Total Assets ■ New Work Safety Minister Discusses Plans ■ Fiscal Policy to Help Build Harmony ■ Healthcare System Desperate for Remedy ■ Education, Enterprise Innovation Proposed at CPPCC ■ Better Charity Laws, Incentives Needed ■ Ethnic Minorities White Paper Published ■ Calls to Address Aging Population ■ Legal Aid Volunteer Corps to Expand ■ Premier Vows to Build Harmonious Society ■ Govt Urges Caring for Needy Farmers ■ Hu: Develop Poor Areas in Scientific Way ■ Social Security Umbrella Covers More People ■ State's Aims to Strengthen Agricultural Capacity ■ Boarding Schools to Be Built for Rural West ■ Deputies Call on Government to Step Up Social Security ■ Grain Production Macro-controls to Be Enforced ■ Population Control Policy to Continue ■ Social Security Umbrella Shelters Poor ■ Gov't to Continue Supporting Agriculture ■ Authority Pledges to Protect Arable Land ■ Plan in Pipeline for Population Problems ■ Rules Mapped Out to Protect Workers' Rights ■ West Needs Sustainable Industry Policy ■ New Pay Rule to Help Workers ■ New Rules to Protect Laborers ■ China Pledged to Promote Coordinated Development Between Urban and Rural Areas ■ China Revises Law for Disabled People ■ China to Increase Poverty Alleviation Efforts ■ Premier Urges to Tighten Land Management ■ Accuracy Urged in Producing Statistics on Rural Development ■ 1.46 Billion by 2030s May Hinder Development ■ Two More Agro-insurers Gain Approval ■ What Does China's Poverty Alleviation Situation Imply? ■ Climbing Out of Poverty ■ China to Increase Poverty Alleviation Efforts Back Home   Back to China's War on Poverty
			Developing modern agriculture is the Chinese government's top priority in building a new socialist countryside, according to a document jointly released by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council. Eighteen children pose for a picture at a village in Ziyun Miao and Buyi Autonomous County in Guizhou Province, January 22. Among them, twelve children's parents left the village to work in big cities in coastal areas. Chinese farmers saw their net incomes grow to 3,587 yuan ($460) last year, representing the third consecutive year of 6 percent year-on-year growth.   Global Conference on Reducing Poverty - Shanghai Agenda on Poverty Reduction - China Promises Common Prosperity for All People - Chinese Vice-Premier Meets Foreign Guests in Shanghai Poverty Reduction Reports China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation Annual Report 2001 BBS China's War on Poverty Links China Development Gateway National Bureau of Statistics of China China Charity Federation (CCF) China Youth Development Foundation Planet Finance China Minstry of Civil Affairs (in Chinese) China Poverty Alleviation Network (in Chinese)

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