Anti-poverty monitoring refers to three types of rural pastoral population: unstable poverty-stricken households, marginal households prone to poverty, and households with sudden serious difficulties. The relocation and synchronous relocation of the population that has been transferred to urban household registration, which is in line with the monitoring scope, is also included in the monitoring object.
1, unstable households get rid of poverty. Refers to the poor households whose development conditions in all aspects, especially the per capita net income of families, are lower than the local monitoring range (comprehensive minimum living standard in rural and pastoral areas, annual disposable income increase in rural and pastoral areas and price index adjustment) or unstable, and there is a risk of returning to poverty.
2. Marginal poor households. Refers to the general farmers whose development conditions in all aspects, especially the per capita net income of families, are lower than the local monitoring range (comprehensive minimum living standard in rural and pastoral areas, annual increase in disposable income in rural and pastoral areas and price index adjustment) or unstable, and have the risk of poverty.
3. Sudden serious difficulties. Refers to the farmers and herdsmen (non-poor households) and poor households whose per capita net income is higher than the monitoring bottom line to prevent poverty return, but due to unexpected situations such as reasons, disasters and accidents, rigid expenditures exceed the early warning standard or their income is greatly reduced, resulting in serious difficulties in their basic lives and the risk of returning to poverty.