Research on the Problems and Countermeasures in the Effective Connection of Rural Poverty Alleviation Policies in the Post-poverty Era

Abstract

Based on empirical research, this project combined questionnaire survey method and in-depth interview method to obtain 255 valid questionnaires and 6 interview records. According to interviews and data analysis, the following conclusions are drawn: 1. Nearly half of the people don't understand poverty alleviation policies; 2. The main way for villagers to understand policies is through village committee propaganda and word of mouth; 3. The poverty alleviation policies that the villagers are concerned about are mainly related to daily life and medical care; 4. The most important thing for rural poverty alleviation is to achieve medical security and material subsidies; 5. Nearly half of the villagers believe that poverty alleviation policies are helpful; 6. Poverty alleviation policies should be improved in terms of publicity, review procedures, assistance projects, and degree of emphasis; 7. The help that villagers most need from the government is focused on providing financial support, providing employment opportunities, solving difficulties in life, and providing technical assistance. Suggestions for existing problems: 1. Intensifying the publicity and popularization of poverty alleviation policies, and ensuring that policies "into the village, into the household, and into the brain"; 2. Promoting effective communication between poverty alleviation cadres and local villagers, and eliminating information asymmetry; 3. Alleviating the poverty as well as improving the wisdom and spirit, and solving the problem of intergenerational transmission of poverty from ideological roots; 4. Improving the rural social security policy and serious illness medical insurance to provide the villagers with bottom covered security; 5. The formulation of policies must be effectively linked to ensure the continued stability of the overall policy.