On October 17, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs held a video conference to further improve monitoring and support efforts to prevent returning to poverty and causing poverty. The conference pointed out that since the transition period, various departments in various regions have given full play to the role of the monitoring and support system to prevent the return to poverty, take timely measures to provide precise assistance, and there has been no large-scale return to poverty. However, it should also be noted that natural disasters have occurred frequently in recent years. Prices of some agricultural products have been low, and the increase in employment income of people out of poverty has been affected. At the same time, signs of formalism exist to varying degrees in carrying out monitoring and support work in some places. There are problems such as increasing the number of centralized investigations and repeated filling out of forms, which have increased the burden of work at the grassroots level. It is necessary to further optimize monitoring methods, improve the quality and efficiency of work, improve working mechanisms for timely early warning, rapid response, efficient investigation, and accurate support, and provide strong support for consolidating and expanding the results of the fight against poverty over a long period of time.

On October 17, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs held a video conference to further improve monitoring and support efforts to prevent returning to poverty and causing poverty. The conference pointed out that since the transition period, various departments in various regions have given full play to the role of the monitoring and support system to prevent the return to poverty, take timely measures to provide precise assistance, and there has been no large-scale return to poverty. However, it should also be noted that natural disasters have occurred frequently in recent years. Prices of some agricultural products have been low, and the increase in employment income of people out of poverty has been affected. At the same time, signs of formalism exist to varying degrees in carrying out monitoring and support work in some places. There are problems such as increasing the number of centralized investigations and repeated filling out of forms, which have increased the burden of work at the grassroots level. It is necessary to further optimize monitoring methods, improve the quality and efficiency of work, improve working mechanisms for timely early warning, rapid response, efficient investigation, and accurate support, and provide strong support for consolidating and expanding the results of the fight against poverty over a long period of time.