中央农村工作会议关键提法之六：常态化防止返贫致贫机制

Core Viewpoint - The recent Central Rural Work Conference analyzed the current situation and challenges facing the "three rural issues" and outlined the work plan for 2026 [1] Group 1: Poverty Alleviation and Support Mechanisms - The establishment of a normalized mechanism to prevent the return to poverty is essential after the historic victory in poverty alleviation in 2020, where all rural poor populations, villages, and counties successfully escaped poverty [5] - The transition period of five years has been set to consolidate and expand the achievements of poverty alleviation, with a focus on providing support to low-income rural populations and underdeveloped areas [5] - A layered and classified support system will be implemented to build a more robust defense against returning to poverty, aiming to narrow income and development gaps [5] Group 2: Monitoring and Assistance Framework - A comprehensive monitoring system will be established to ensure scientific, precise, and effective identification of individuals at risk of returning to poverty, while reducing the burden on grassroots organizations [6] - The criteria for identifying those at risk will consider various factors, including per capita disposable income and household assets, adapting to changes in economic and social development [6] - Targeted assistance will be provided based on the specific difficulties faced by individuals, with a focus on both labor-capable and non-labor-capable populations [6] Group 3: Support for Underdeveloped Areas - Specific measures will be taken to address the constraints faced by underdeveloped regions, improving development conditions and creating a better environment for growth [7] - The focus will be on key counties for rural revitalization, with a structured support system to ensure targeted assistance [7] - Infrastructure development will be prioritized in underdeveloped areas, enhancing connectivity and resource flow, while public services will be improved to ensure equitable access [7]