On April 6, Peng Li, deputy mayor of Longyang District of Baoshan City, Yunnan Province, and deputy head of the district poverty alleviation task force in the village, visited Sanping Village in Wadu Township to conduct research on poverty alleviation. A forum was held in Sanping with cadres of the "two committees" of the village and members of the poverty alleviation task force stationed in the village. They listened to the work of the village-based task force, learned in detail about the progress of the work of the personnel on the job, the visit of poor households, the construction of the "three libraries", the listing of villages, and the withdrawal of households to meet the standards, and fully affirmed the work of the sanping village-based task force. At the same time, it also pointed out the problems and deficiencies in the poverty alleviation work in Sanping Village.
Peng Li pointed out that the Eighteenth National Congress of the Communist Party of China put forward the goal of building a moderately prosperous society in an all-round way by 2020, which is a solemn commitment made by our party to the people and to history, and it is necessary to effectively implement the decision-making and deployment of the central, provincial, municipal and district poverty alleviation efforts, and achieve poverty alleviation on schedule. 2019 is the year of victory in the poverty alleviation in Longyang District, and it is necessary to closely focus on the overall goal and task of "district poverty alleviation, rural poverty alleviation, and household poverty alleviation", unify thoughts and actions with the overall requirements of the district party committee and the district government on winning the battle against poverty, and compare the "ten articles" and "seven articles" standards of the village to find out the problems, make up for the shortcomings, and consolidate the results of poverty alleviation without section.
Peng Li demanded: First, we should change our thinking, enhance our understanding, and understand why we should do poverty alleviation work; second, we should give full play to our subjective initiative and realize the change from "what I want to do" to "what I want to do."; third, we should examine the problems from a third-party perspective, find out the crux of the problem, and make it clear how to do it; fourth, we should grasp the big things and not let go of the small, do things in a down-to-earth manner, grasp the details in detail, and constantly improve the village-level archives so that the work can withstand the test.
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