韩俊：为全球减贫事业贡献中国方案、中国智慧

Core Viewpoint - China has successfully completed its poverty alleviation campaign over the past five years, establishing a solid foundation for sustainable development and sharing valuable experiences with other developing countries [1][4]. Group 1: Achievements and Measures - The transition period has seen the completion of all objectives, maintaining a baseline to prevent large-scale poverty return, with improvements in education, healthcare, housing, and drinking water safety for the impoverished population [2]. - From 2021 to 2025, the disposable income growth rate of rural residents in poverty-stricken counties has consistently exceeded the national average for rural residents [2]. - Key measures during the transition period include: 1. Establishing a monitoring and assistance mechanism to prevent poverty return, with over 7 million monitored individuals receiving targeted support [2]. 2. Fostering dominant industries in 832 poverty-stricken counties, with over 30 million impoverished individuals engaged in stable employment for five consecutive years [3]. Group 2: Collaborative Efforts - Strengthening cooperation between eastern and western regions, with 8 eastern provinces assisting 10 western provinces, and 310 central units providing targeted support to poverty-stricken counties [3]. - The establishment of a comprehensive social assistance system involving various societal forces, including private enterprises and social organizations, to ensure that impoverished areas do not lag behind in development [3]. Group 3: Lessons for Other Developing Countries - China's poverty alleviation experience offers four key principles for other developing nations: 1. Upholding the leadership of the Communist Party in poverty alleviation efforts [4]. 2. Adopting a people-centered development approach to address basic needs of impoverished populations [4]. 3. Implementing precise strategies tailored to the specific characteristics and causes of poverty [5]. 4. Emphasizing development-oriented assistance to empower impoverished individuals and communities [5]. Group 4: Future Strategies - Post-transition, a mechanism for regular monitoring and assistance will be established to prevent poverty return, integrated into the rural revitalization strategy [6]. - Continuous focus on developing industries and promoting employment for impoverished populations as a fundamental strategy for sustaining poverty alleviation achievements [7]. - Targeted support for underdeveloped areas through financial, land, and talent resources, enhancing economic vitality and development potential [7]. - Maintaining a stable policy framework for assistance, optimizing implementation methods to improve effectiveness [8].