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Development-orientated Poverty Reduction

A program to alleviate poverty focusing on helping various regions cultivate their potential for long-term economic development.

In 1986, the central government decided to adopt the policy in the rural areas to help the people explore resources, develop industries, improve infrastructure and nurture their potential to obtain economic growth.

The State poverty alleviation program offers low-interest loans and free training in technology. It also encourages the poor to put more labor into infrastructure construction by granting funds. The unique program plays a significant role in reducing the country's poverty.