Building a global community of shared future free from poverty

Pan, Jay; Chen, Chu; Yang, Yili

doi:10.1016/j.glohj.2021.08.001

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“…The main ideas of poverty control in China can be summarized as: in the early stage of development with relatively weak economic strength, emphasis is placed on solving the problem of resource-based poverty caused by widespread economic backwardness. ( 24 ) In the middle and later stages of development with relatively strong economic strength, efforts should be made to solve the problem of developmental poverty caused by relative welfare deprivation. Health poverty alleviation is a kind of development model for vulnerable groups in poor areas under the guidance of the concept of inclusive development.…”

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Health poverty alleviation in China from the perspective of historical institutionalism: policy changes and driving factors

Xu,

You,

Cui

et al. 2024

Front. Public Health

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Health poverty alleviation is an effective tool for improving the living quality and developmental conditions of impoverished populations. Since 1978, China has been actively implementing health poverty alleviation projects, resulting in a more robust rural healthcare service network and increased convenience for the local population to access medical treatment. However, it is crucial to acknowledge that China still faces a complex situation with the simultaneous existence of multiple disease threats and the interweaving of various health influencing factors. Ongoing risks of emerging infectious diseases persist, and some previously controlled or eliminated infectious diseases are at risk of resurgence. The incidence of chronic diseases is on the rise and exhibits a trend toward affecting younger populations. Therefore, examining the successful experiences of China's health poverty alleviation over the past 40 years becomes a critically important issue. The study focuses on China's health poverty alleviation policies, employing historical institutionalism as a theoretical perspective to analyze the historical changes and evolutionary logic of health poverty alleviation policies. A historical institutionalist analytical framework for health poverty alleviation policies is constructed. The research findings reveal that China's health poverty alleviation policy has undergone three distinct periods since 1978: the initial phase (1978–2000), the exploratory phase (2000–2012), and the stable development phase (2013–present). At the macro level, the political, economic, and social contexts of different periods have influenced the evolution of health poverty alleviation policies. On the meso level, coordination effects and adaptive expectations have had an impact on China's health poverty alleviation policy. At the micro level, various actors, including the central government, local governments at different levels, social forces, and impoverished communities, interact during the evolution of health poverty alleviation policies. This paper summarizes the theoretical aspects of China's health poverty alleviation policy experience. The research conclusions, viewed through the lens of historical institutionalism, offer practical insights into the evolution of government policies. This provides directional guidance for enhancing health poverty alleviation projects.

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Health poverty alleviation in China from the perspective of historical institutionalism: policy changes and driving factors

Xu,

You,

Cui

et al. 2024

Front. Public Health

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“…‘A Community of Shared Future for Mankind’ is a new concept whose core feature is “win-win cooperation”. It is also a new way of looking at international issues and situations [ 15 ].…”

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“…Research on a community with a shared future, sustainable economic cooperation, political fairness, ecological optimization, and news discourse power. References [6][7][8] and [14][15][16] are from the perspective of a community with a shared future, [11][12][13], [21], and [26][27] are from the perspective of sustainable economic cooperation. And [9][10] and [18] are from the perspective of political fairness.…”

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A Community of Shared Future for Mankind: A study on the news discourse of environmental cooperation in countries along the Belt and Road Initiative

Liu,

Yasin,

Alsagoff

et al. 2023

PLoS ONE

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‘The Belt and Road Initiative’ (B&R) was proposed by Chinese President Xi Jinping in September and October 2013 and is now actively supported and participated by more than 100 countries and international organizations. B&R has become a hot topic all over the world since its inception. However, the environmental issues arising from this Initiative should not be underestimated. The concept of ‘A Community of Shared Future for Mankind’ is being promoted under the context of globalization, and there has been a lot of coverage in the mainstream media from various countries on the topic of environmental cooperation along B&R. This study takes a sample of reports on the ‘Belt and Road Environmental Cooperation’ from July 2021 to August 2022 and uses Van Dijk’s theory of news discourse analysis to analyze 20 articles in depth. This study attempts to explore the kind of thematic structure and lexical style that the mainstream newspapers from different countries use to report the environmental cooperation among the countries along B&R, also the implications of such a thematic structure and lexical style, and the characteristics of the discourse construction of mainstream newspapers in different countries. The research has found that B&R countries are used to holding a positive attitude to make a report and seek international cooperation. The headlines are mostly made up of nouns, and both direct and indirect quotations are used. Besides, to enhance the truth of the report, different number types are also involved; the theme structures are often made up of a two-level hierarchy.

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“…This accomplishment has not only had a profound domestic impact but also made a significant global contribution to the battle against poverty. Recent data from China revealed that by the conclusion of 2020, an impressive 98.99 million individuals residing in rural regions were successfully lifted out of poverty 6 – 9 . This milestone signifies the fulfillment of the objective of eliminating poverty and establishing a comprehensive and prosperous society for the new era.…”

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A study on the factors influencing the vulnerability of women of childbearing age to health poverty in rural western China

Ma,

Hu,

et al. 2024

Sci Rep

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The health of women of childbearing age in rural areas is crucial for the development of individuals, families, and society. Research on the identification and influencing factors of health vulnerability in impoverished and disadvantaged groups is important for adjusting and implementing health poverty alleviation policies. However, there is limited research on the health vulnerability of women of childbearing age in rural Western China. Based on panel data from the Rural Residents' Family Health Status Survey in 2019 and 2022, the vulnerability to health poverty of women of childbearing age in rural areas was constructed using the three-stage feasible generalized least squares method. Variables from four dimensions—physical capital, financial capital, social capital, and human capital—were included in the sustainable livelihood analysis framework for analysis. The Tobit model was used to analyze the influencing factors of vulnerability to health poverty among women of childbearing age in rural Western China, and the contribution rates of various factors were studied using the Shapley value decomposition method. In 2019 and 2022, under the poverty line standards of $1.90 and $2.15, respectively, the vulnerability to health poverty among rural women of childbearing age exceeded 20%. Tobit regression analysis revealed that the type of drinking water being well water significantly increased the vulnerability to health poverty of rural women of childbearing age (P < 0.05), whereas the separation of housing and kitchen, registered poor households, household loans, annual per capita household income, expenditures on social interactions, educational level, self-assessed health status, respondent age, and the utilization of hospital services significantly reduced the vulnerability to health poverty of rural women of childbearing age (P < 0.05). Shapley's decomposition shows that annual per capita household income, expenditures on social interactions, respondent age, and household loans are the factors contributing most to the vulnerability to health poverty of rural women of childbearing age, while other variables have a smaller contribution rate. The health poverty situation of women of childbearing age in rural Western China is not optimistic. Preintervention for health poverty should be strengthened among rural women of childbearing age, early warning mechanisms for the risk of falling back into poverty due to illness should be established, the precise identification of highly vulnerable rural women of childbearing age should be improved, and the medical insurance system for rural women of childbearing age should be enhanced to help improve their current health poverty situation.

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Building a global community of shared future free from poverty

Cited by 8 publications

References 18 publications

Health poverty alleviation in China from the perspective of historical institutionalism: policy changes and driving factors

Health poverty alleviation in China from the perspective of historical institutionalism: policy changes and driving factors

A Community of Shared Future for Mankind: A study on the news discourse of environmental cooperation in countries along the Belt and Road Initiative

A study on the factors influencing the vulnerability of women of childbearing age to health poverty in rural western China

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