The assets of poverty alleviation projects are classified according to three types: operating assets, public welfare assets and family assets.

1. Operating assets are mainly fixed assets and equity assets of industrial employment projects with operating nature under the name of village collectives or poor households, and equity assets of business entities, mainly including agricultural and forestry industrial bases, production and processing facilities, tourism service facilities, e-commerce service facilities, operating infrastructure, photovoltaic power plants and equity and creditor's rights assets.

2, public welfare assets, mainly for public welfare infrastructure and public fixed assets, mainly including road traffic, irrigation and water conservancy, water supply and drinking water, sanitary toilets, education, culture, sports, health, electricity and other assets. Family assets are mainly biological assets or fixed assets formed by helping poor households (including monitoring households, the same below) to develop through financial subsidies.

3. Family assets mainly refer to biological assets or fixed assets formed by helping poor households develop through financial subsidies.

Introduction of poverty alleviation project assets

1. The assets invested in the family-based project belong to the project beneficiaries, and the ownership is determined by the farmers.

2, for operating assets, according to the source of funds, the scope of benefits, management needs and other clear ownership, as far as possible clear to individuals, village collective economic organizations. It is difficult to determine the assets of a single poverty alleviation project. In principle, it should be recognized in village collective economic organizations and included in the scope of rural collective asset management, and the reform of joint-stock cooperative system should be promoted in an orderly manner in accordance with the requirements of rural collective property rights system reform.

3 for public welfare assets, after the completion of the project, the project implementation units shall formally deliver the project assets to the village poverty alleviation projects that have passed the acceptance, and the ownership shall be confirmed to the village collective; The assets formed by cross-village investment belong to the village collectives and should be confirmed to the relevant village collectives by shares. All towns and villages are units of assets.