Problems in the implementation of targeted poverty alleviation policies and measures.

First, the rural minimum living security system and poverty alleviation policies are not well connected, the number of people registered for the "Five Guarantees" does not match the actual number of people included, and some "minimum living security" recipients are not included in the policy guarantees.

Second, health poverty alleviation policies and measures are not fully implemented. Some registered poor people have not participated in the new rural cooperative medical system. The number of "disabled" people does not match the actual number of people included in the subsidies.

Third, education poverty alleviation policies and measures are not implemented in place, and there are children of registered poor people who do not enjoy poverty alleviation subsidies. Fourth, the collection of information on registered poor people is inaccurate. For example, some of the numbers, the bank where the account is opened, the bank and whether to participate in the New Rural Cooperative Medical Care and other columns are empty: some of the numbers are incorrect:

The objects for file creation and card establishment do not meet the standards, etc. Problems in the overall planning and integration of targeted poverty alleviation funds.

First, the overall planning and integration plan for poverty alleviation funds was late, and it failed to effectively guide the implementation of annual coordination work and failed to guide the timely implementation of poverty alleviation projects.

Second, the balance of poverty alleviation funds is relatively large. Most of the poverty alleviation funds that year were stranded in the account due to reasons such as the project not starting construction as planned or not being completed as planned, and the use efficiency was not used in a timely manner.

Third, the content of the overall and integrated fund plan is not specific or detailed. The implementation plan for the overall planning and use of targeted poverty alleviation financial funds has not clearly defined the integrated fund management platform, performance goals, time schedule, leading department, and responsibilities. Units, etc., the integrated funds are not detailed and are inconvenient for operation and assessment.

Problems in the management and use of targeted poverty alleviation funds.

First, the poverty alleviation funds were not allocated directly and were transferred to the accounts of individuals and village accountants.

The second is that there is no procurement procedure for asset acquisition. The third is that the project quality deposit is not reserved as agreed in the contract and the project payment is paid in one go. Fourth, the materials are in the handwriting of the same person. When a few towns and villages reimburse the "10%" assistance materials, they are on the distribution form. There is a phenomenon of people signing in the same handwriting. Strengthen poverty alleviation through industry and science and technology to ensure long-term income increase for poor households. It is necessary to firmly establish the concept of industrial poverty alleviation, base on reality, adapt measures to local conditions, and increase farmers' income. It is necessary to actively promote the industrialized development model to promote the economic development of poor villages and increase the income of poor households to achieve long-term poverty alleviation.