The "13th Five-Year Plan" relocation project for poverty alleviation and relocation has been completed. More than 9.6 million poor people in China have moved to new houses
China News Service, Beijing, October 14 (Reporter Ruan Yulin) Tong Zhangshun, Director of the Regional Revitalization Department of the National Development and Reform Commission of China, said at the National Poverty Alleviation and Relocation Forum on Poverty Alleviation Day 2020 that after five years of unremitting efforts, the "13th Five-Year Plan" The task of relocation for poverty alleviation and relocation has been fully completed. A total of more than 9.6 million poor relocated people across the country have moved to new homes.
Since 2016, in accordance with the unified deployment of the Chinese government, the National Development and Reform Commission, the State Council’s Poverty Alleviation Office, the Ministry of Finance, the former Ministry of Land and Resources, the People’s Bank of China and other departments and 22 provinces (autonomous regions, municipalities) that have relocation tasks for poverty alleviation have jointly promoted Relocation for poverty alleviation in the new era.
In 2016 and 2017, about 5.89 million people across the country have successfully completed the relocation of poverty alleviation and relocation.
Tong Zhangshun said that after five years of unremitting efforts, the "Thirteenth Five-Year" relocation of poverty alleviation and relocation tasks have been fully completed. A total of 35,000 centralized resettlement areas have been built nationwide, more than 2.66 million resettlement houses, and more than 9.6 million poor relocated people moved to new homes. It effectively solved the poverty alleviation problem of nearly one-fifth of the poor population during the "13th Five-Year Plan" period, and made positive contributions to winning the battle against poverty.
Tong Zhangshun said that at present, the relocation of poverty alleviation and relocation has been fully transferred to a new stage focusing on follow-up support. Support policies such as industrial development, employment assistance, community governance, and resettlement housing real estate registration have been introduced and achieved positive results. Follow-up support work A good start.
As the lead department, the National Development and Reform Commission will further supervise and guide relevant regions and departments to improve the follow-up support policy system, and make every effort to promote the follow-up development of relocation of poverty alleviation and relocation to continuously achieve new progress and new results.
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