1, affecting migrant workers. The industrial development in poverty-stricken areas is generally lagging behind and the industrial base is relatively weak. An important channel for the poor to increase their income is to go out to work. By the end of 20 19, among the131055700 households that have been lifted out of poverty in the province, there are 930,000 poor households whose labor income accounts for more than 50% of the total income, accounting for 7 1%. Affected by the epidemic, many enterprises and projects were unable to start or started late.

As a result, some migrant workers cannot go out to work in the near future, and it is basically impossible for some migrant workers to obtain employment income in the first quarter. Long-term non-return to work or low income after return to work will have a great impact on some poor households to get rid of poverty as scheduled. ?

2, affect product sales. Due to the poor logistics channels during the epidemic prevention and control period, it is difficult to sell and transport greenhouse vegetables and fruits that need to be produced and sold immediately.

Some poor households rely on breeding to increase their income, and are constrained by factors such as personnel mobility restrictions, live poultry transportation control, slaughterhouse closure, and reduced market consumption, so they have to extend the breeding cycle and increase cost input. In addition, products cannot enter the market and become income, which affects the expansion of breeding scale and the implementation of reproduction. ?

3, affect the spring ploughing production. At present, it is the spring ploughing production period, and the epidemic situation has brought adverse effects to spring ploughing production. The total supply of agricultural materials such as seeds, fertilizers and pesticides is sufficient. The main problem is that the last mile of agricultural materials transportation and marketing is impassable, and it is difficult to enter the store and village.

Some time ago, in some places, epidemic prevention in rural areas was "across the board", and even villages and roads were closed, so farming activities could not be carried out normally. If spring ploughing cannot be carried out on time, it will affect the income of the poor.

4. Affect employment nearby. Some poor people used to rely mainly on nearby employment to increase their income. The epidemic situation has led to the postponement of the resumption of work and production by the main players in the enterprise market, shortening the employment period of the poor population and possibly lowering the income level. ?

5, affect the rescue effect. Before the epidemic was stably controlled, many enterprises and projects involved in poverty alleviation cooperation and fixed-point poverty alleviation between the east and the west could not start construction, some could not be put into production as planned, and their direct driving and radiating effects on the poor people could not be exerted. ?

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In view of these problems, the following measures have been taken:

1. Give migrant workers transportation subsidies, issue health certificates certified by the two places, and give certain subsidies to enterprises that absorb migrant workers nearby according to their heads and working hours. Small and medium-sized enterprises can get 70% employment. Our province gives great support to small and medium-sized enterprises in finance and taxation, helps them tide over the difficulties, and gives certain subsidies to enterprises that do not reduce the number of migrant workers.

2. Get through the traffic joints and help promote agricultural products. Our province will dismantle all epidemic prevention checkpoints in low-risk areas, open up transportation joints inside and outside the province, and help farmers sell overstocked agricultural products as soon as possible. ?

3. During the epidemic prevention and control period, in order not to affect the busy farming in spring and the grain production in our province, many places allow farmers to plough in spring on time and actively help farmers who lack agricultural materials such as fertilizers, seeds and pesticides to contact and buy. ?

4. Actively help enterprises to resume work and production, solve the problem that migrant workers can't go out to work nearby due to the epidemic, support the tertiary industry such as services and catering that meet epidemic prevention conditions to open as soon as possible, and solve some jobs in time.

5. The construction of the project stopped due to the epidemic will start as soon as possible, and the new project will be put into construction as soon as possible through the examination and approval meeting. These construction projects can solve the employment of some people.