Actions speak louder than words. The government eschews doing things for show. Evaluation and oversight on the poverty alleviation efforts are being strengthened.
Corruption, fraud or embezzlement of poverty-relief funds are dealt with in the most severe ways.
UPROOTING POVERTY
Declaring a "war on poverty" is easy. The hard part is uprooting the causes of poverty.
Hundreds of reform measures have covered education, health care, finance and innovation.
China is aware of the danger for those who have recently escaped poverty to be pushed back into it as a result of natural disasters or illness.
Support policies that apply to populations that have recently been lifted out of poverty will be maintained until the progress in poverty alleviation is consolidated.
China is also making full use of the fundamental role of education in stopping poverty from being passed on to future generations. Professional training in poverty-stricken areas is producing an army of workers with the skills that modern industries need.
China's model may not work in other countries due to different systems and development stages, but it may help the world realize that, as long as a government makes real promises and takes real action, poverty is a foe that can be defeated.
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