Why do village cadres frequently urge the payment of new agricultural cooperatives? The reason behind it is thought-provoking!

In the past, peasants could only survive when they were sick, and minor illnesses turned into major diseases, and there were many examples of giving up treatment. Since 2003, the mainland has implemented a new agricultural cooperative operation, and rural residents have also been provided with medical insurance when they fall ill. However, in recent years, the situation of village cadres frequently urging the submission of new agricultural cooperation has become more and more serious, and many people have questioned whether this is redundant. This article will reveal the real reason behind the village cadres urging the new agricultural cooperation!

New agricultural cooperation, medical security for rural residents

Since 2003, the implementation of the new agricultural cooperative has provided rural residents with medical security, reduced their economic burden, and significantly increased the life expectancy of rural residents. However, in recent years, there have been frequent reminders by village cadres to pay the new agricultural cooperative fees. Many people questioned this, believing that it was unnecessary interference.

The reason why village cadres frequently urge the new agricultural cooperation

There are two main reasons why village cadres frequently urge the handover of new agricultural cooperatives. First of all, if the participation rate and contribution rate of farmers in a village do not meet the prescribed standards, village cadres will face evaluation and accountability from their superiors, which may affect their work performance. Second, village cadres have witnessed many rural families who cannot afford the high cost of medicine because they have not participated in the New Agricultural Cooperative. This worries them deeply, and they want every rural family to have medical coverage.

Why are farmers less motivated to pay for new agricultural cooperation?

Since village cadres personally went into battle to collect the new agricultural cooperative fees, why are rural residents less and less motivated to participate in insurance? After in-depth investigation, we found that the main reasons are as follows:

1. The rising costs of the new agricultural cooperative are putting economic pressure on rural households. Many families believe that instead of paying for the new agricultural cooperative, the money should be used to improve living conditions.
2. The difference in medical insurance accounts between urban and rural residents has led farmers to feel that it is not cost-effective. The medical insurance account of urban residents has a cumulative function, while the new rural cooperative is cleared at the end of the year and has no cumulative function. This has led many farmers to feel that it is not cost-effective to pay for the new agricultural merger.
3. The actual reimbursement ratio does not match the publicity, and farmers are worried about the pressure of medical expenses after participating in the new agricultural cooperation.

Improve measures and increase peasants' enthusiasm for participating in insurance

In the face of the increasing number of villagers choosing to abandon the new agricultural cooperative payment, we believe that the following two measures can be taken to increase their enthusiasm for participating in the insurance:

1. Reduce the payment standards of the new agricultural cooperative fees, expand the scope of government subsidies, and reduce the economic pressure on farmers. Especially in economically underdeveloped areas, this measure will greatly increase the enthusiasm of farmers to participate in insurance.
2. Gradually improve the welfare benefits of the new agricultural cooperation. For example, increase the proportion of inpatient reimbursement, implement an outpatient reimbursement system, and expand the scope of medical drug reimbursement. This will allow farmers to really feel the pressure of medical expenses after participating in the new agricultural cooperative to reduce their medical expenses, thereby increasing their enthusiasm for insurance.

epilogue

It is not for nothing that village cadres frequently urge new farmers to merge. They want every rural family to have access to health care to mitigate the risk of poverty due to illness. However, in the face of rising costs and inadequate welfare benefits, many rural residents choose to abandon insurance. Solving this problem requires us to take practical and effective measures to increase farmers' enthusiasm for participating in insurance. Only in this way can we truly realize the medical security of rural residents, reduce their economic pressure, and improve the quality of life of rural residents.