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Private and Social Aid in the Eastern Tibetan Regions

Zhong Wei

Chapter 10 in Breaking Out of the Poverty Trap:Case Studies from the Tibetan Plateau in Yunnan, Qinghai and Gansu, 2013, pp 181-200 from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd.

Abstract: AbstractIn the Tibetan regions, there are already some systems in place to help the poor and support the elderly in local villages and tribes. And with the rural social security system in the process of being implemented across the country, social aid has begun to take on an even more important role there. In the eastern Tibetan regions, where we conducted this survey, we found some changes to the pension insurance scheme and the social aid system for the aged and the poor. Yet, the new social insurance scheme and social aid mechanism inevitably face some problems. It is these problems that this chapter sets out to elaborate on.

Keywords: Tibet; Poverty Alleviation; Economic Development; Farmers; Herdsmen; Market Participation; Value Chain Analysis; Yunnan; Ecological Resettlement; Qinghai; Antenatal Care; Obligatory Education; Minimum Living Standard Guarantee; Culture; Radio; TV; Disaster Relief; Disaster Prevention (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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