Need to be more objective and accurate in evaluating poor households

(Baonghean.vn) - On the morning of November 10, the Culture - Social Committee of the Provincial People's Council conducted a survey on the implementation of the process of investigating, reviewing and evaluating poor and near-poor households in Chau Binh commune, Quy Chau district.

The survey team encouraged Ms. Lu Thi Thu's family in Lanh village to try to escape poverty.

Chau Binh is a particularly difficult commune of Quy Chau district. The people's lives mainly depend on rice production, forest protection and conservation, without any other economic model or occupation. The rate of poor households accounts for 36.14% and 18.15% of near-poor households. In particular, there are some villages with high poverty rates, such as Pha Day village at 75%, Binh Tho at 40%...

Through direct surveys of some poor households in Ban Lanh, Ban Luong, and Ban Hat communes, the survey team found that the local investigation, review, and assessment of poor households were quite accurate. Poor households were mainly due to lack of conditions for economic development, with each household having only 1.5 - 2 sao of rice land and the area for forest protection and conservation was 4 - 7 sao.

Learn about poor household assessment through Mr. Ha Van Thanh, a poor household in Luong village.

Regarding the process of investigation, review, and assessment of poor households, it is ensured that it complies with regulations and guidelines. However, the process of investigation, review, and assessment of poor households still has some difficulties. The reason is that most people still have the mindset of waiting and relying on others, and have not really tried and worked hard to escape poverty. Some investigators have not been able to reflect all the information that needs to be investigated. This leads to a criterion of poor households that is not objective and accurate.

The survey team learned about the living conditions of people in Hat village.

Based on the survey, the Provincial People's Council's Culture and Social Affairs Committee recommends that the Party Committee and the Chau Binh Commune Government need to have effective solutions and plans to reduce poverty. At the same time, they should pay attention to propaganda, especially to young families to actively work and produce to escape poverty. Along with that, it is necessary to have objective and accurate investigation, review and assessment of poor households to have appropriate and targeted impacts, helping poor households and poor people escape poverty.

Minh Chi