Notice of the General Office of the People's Government of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region on Issuing the Interim Measures for the Management of Poverty Alleviation and Development Funds and Projects in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Chapter I General Provisions Article 1 In order to promote the scientific, standardized and institutionalized management of poverty alleviation and development funds and projects in our region, give full play to the role of various poverty alleviation funds, improve the efficiency in the use of funds, and ensure the smooth implementation and timely realization of the "Sanqi Poverty Alleviation Plan in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region", these measures are formulated in accordance with the spirit of the poverty alleviation and development work conference of the central and autonomous regions and the requirements of relevant state regulations, combined with the actual situation of the autonomous region. Article 2 The poverty alleviation and development funds applicable to these Measures include: all kinds of financial poverty alleviation funds; Poverty alleviation fund work; Credit poverty alleviation funds; Paid poverty alleviation funds and recovery of some credit poverty alleviation funds; Matching funds for various poverty alleviation funds arranged by local governments; Financial funds of autonomous regions, cities and counties in the League to support the collective economy of poor counties and villages. Article 3 The distribution, use and management of special poverty alleviation funds of the central and autonomous regions shall embody the spirit of "graded responsibility, key provinces (autonomous regions)" and "funds, powers, tasks and responsibilities of four provinces (autonomous regions)" proposed by the central government. These funds should be closely integrated with the task of poverty alleviation and directly linked to the progress of solving the problem of food and clothing. All poverty alleviation funds allocated to the autonomous region shall be uniformly arranged and used by the people's government of the autonomous region, and the leading group for poverty alleviation and development of the autonomous region shall organize relevant departments to be responsible for the formulation and implementation of the plan. Article 4 The scope of poverty alleviation funds: financial poverty alleviation funds allocated by the state, work-for-poverty funds, credit poverty alleviation funds and poverty alleviation funds that need local matching in proportion shall be strictly used in 3 1 poverty-stricken counties designated by the state. According to state regulations, the matching funds used by local governments for poverty-stricken counties must reach more than 30% of the central investment, and 50% of this fund shall be borne by the autonomous region. United cities and counties bear 50%. 19 poverty-stricken counties identified by the autonomous region shall be supported by the autonomous region and the local league cities. Cities and counties in the Union should provide more than 30% poverty alleviation funds according to the amount of funds invested by the autonomous region in poverty-stricken counties. Article 5 Support targets: All poverty alleviation funds allocated by the state, supported by local governments and specially arranged by autonomous regions are used to support poor Sumu Township, poor Gacha Village and poor households in poverty-stricken counties of the state and autonomous regions. Poor households in non-poor counties are supported by the cities and counties where they are located and solved simultaneously. In terms of funding arrangements, the old revolutionary base areas, ethnic minority areas and border areas in poverty-stricken counties will be tilted; Appropriate care should be given to poor families with disabilities who have the ability to work. State organs, enterprises and institutions, mass organizations, urban residents, state-owned agriculture, animal husbandry, forestry, fishing grounds (stations), five-guarantee households and relief households without working ability do not belong to the support scope of various poverty alleviation funds. No unit or department may change the use and scope of poverty alleviation funds without authorization. No matter through what channels the poverty alleviation funds are allocated, they are not allowed to misappropriate, default or occupy, not to be used for non-poverty-stricken counties, non-poverty-stricken households or non-poverty alleviation enterprises, and not to be used for expenses such as buying cars and personnel funds. Chapter II Allocation of Poverty Alleviation Funds and Examination and Approval of Poverty Alleviation Projects Article 6 Basis for the formulation of the fund allocation scheme: The Poverty Alleviation Office of the autonomous region shall be responsible for all poverty alleviation funds allocated by the state and arranged by the autonomous region, and the Ministry of Finance, the Planning Commission and the Agricultural Development Bank shall put forward the fund allocation scheme and report it to the autonomous region, poverty alleviation plans, poverty alleviation projects, matching funds in place, fund use efficiency and fund recovery. Article 7 Fund investment: To determine the investment of various funds, we should adhere to the principles of unified planning, overall arrangement, close cooperation, ensuring key points and focusing on each other, so as to form a joint force and give full play to the overall benefits.

Financial poverty alleviation funds are mainly used to improve the production conditions and infrastructure construction of agriculture and animal husbandry in poverty-stricken areas. Such as water conservancy construction of farmland and pasture, planting, aquaculture, drinking water for people and livestock, popularization of science and technology and technical training for farmers and herdsmen.

Work-for-relief funds are mainly used for infrastructure construction such as transportation, rural electric power, communications, water conservancy and basic farmland in poor areas. The focus of highway construction is the highway from Xingxiu County to Sumu Township and the economic road leading to commodity distribution centers and farmers' markets. Electricity is mainly supplied by Sumu Township and Gacha Village. Communication construction is mainly based on telephone exchange between Qixian County and Sumu Township; Water conservancy, basic farmland and other infrastructure construction should focus on small-scale water conservancy projects, drought and flood protection, soil and water conservation and small watershed management of basic farmland construction, drinking water projects for people and livestock in rural and pastoral areas, afforestation and planting fruit trees, grassland construction and planting grass and raising livestock.

Credit poverty alleviation funds focus on supporting those with good economic benefits and strong repayment ability, which can drive thousands of households out of poverty and become rich.

Planting, aquaculture, forestry and fruit industry and agricultural and sideline products processing projects. Part of it is used to support resource-based and labor-intensive development projects that can give full play to the resource advantages of poor areas and vigorously arrange the employment of poor households. Article 8 The selection and determination of poverty alleviation projects must adhere to the principle of unity of economic benefits, social benefits and ecological benefits. The poverty alleviation projects included in the plan must directly solve the problem of food and clothing for the masses, and have the characteristics of covering a large number of poor people, ensuring stable poverty alleviation, short cycle and quick results. Enterprises and various economic entities set up with poverty alleviation funds should cover poor Gacha village, and more than half of the employees of enterprises or entities must be poor households.