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						International Cooperation ■ Vice Premier Suggests Enhanced Collaboration Between China and World Bank ■ British Aid Program Benefits TB Patients in SW China ■ China Donates 180 Solar Water Heaters to Zimbabwe ■ China Ready to Implement UN Millennium Development Goals ■ Nation Fulfils Its Obligations in Rescue Work ■ ADB to Finance Highway Improvements ■ China to Offer Emergency Humanitarian Aid to Lebanon ■ British Aid Funds Program to Help Poor Chinese Women ■ N. China City Posts Double-digit Growth in FDI Attraction ■ Gates Donates US$287 Mln for AIDS Vaccine Research ■ China Emerges As Major Food Donor ■ Chinese, British Project Brings Healthcare to Urban Poor ■ Adopted Kids Helped to Discover Cultural Roots ■ ADB Commits over US$17 Bln Loans to China ■ EU Agriculture Exports to China Grow ■ Experience in Poverty Reduction to Be Shared ■ Germany Helps Northwest Province to Develop Solar Energy ■ Kazakhstan Gets Loans to Construct Power Grids ■ China Provides Aid to 53 African Nations Without Political Conditions ■ UNICEF's Project on Child Abuse, Neglect Inaugurated in 3 Provinces ■ China Calls for Actions to Help Disadvantaged Groups ■ IFAD Launches New Strategy on Rural Poverty Reduction in China ■ China Starts New Poverty Reduction Program with Int'l NGOs ■ Indian Friends in Shenzhen Donate Money for Kids ■ China Offers More Aid to Indonesia's Quake Relief Fund ■ China to Offer US$2 Mln Aid to Quake-hit Indonesia ■ Britain-funded Education Project Helps Poor Students in NW China ■ UK Offers Aid Package to Improve Life in Poorest Areas ■ Israel Adopts a Village in China to Mark Its Independence Day ■ China Offers Vietnam US$147 Mln Power Station Loan ■ ADB Grants US$96 Mln Loan for Ecological Improvement in N. China Lake ■ China, UNDP Collaborate on Rural Tech Transfer ■ Sino-German Program to Eradicate Iodine-deficiency Disorders ■ Sino-US Waste Management Program Launched in China ■ Foreign Fund Helps Local Farmers ■ China Makes "Biggest Ever Progress" in Human Development: Report ■ UNDP Releases 2006 Economic-Social Survey ■ Asia-Pacific Regional Network Set up in Beijing ■ UNEP Head Awarded Honorary Professorship by China ■ China, Russia Should Improve Agricultural Cooperation ■ China Receives US$200 Mln Worth of Donations in 2005 ■ Int'l Labor Organization Helps China's Employment Program ■ UNICEF to Support Street Kid Projects ■ China: Developing Nations Should Be Priority of UN Reform ■ FM: China Still Developing Nation Despite GDP Hike ■ WFP Looks Forward to Strong Partnership with China ■ FAO Appeals for Free Trade, But "Safety Nets" for Poor Countries ■ Bo: Offer Tangible Benefits to Poor Countries ■ Global Trade Deal Vital for World's Poor: World Bank ■ Int'l Aid Still Needed for Poverty Reduction in China ■ Alleviation of Poverty Enriches Miao People ■ China, Britain Seek Closer Cooperation in Rural Areas ■ WHO Investigate Second Human Death Case of Bird Flu ■ Women Play Important Role in Micro-finance ■ Micro-finance, Women's Development Conference Opens ■ UNDP Microcredit Projects Benefit 300,000 Chinese People ■ Arcelor, UNDP to Promote Sustainable Development in China ■ Xi'an Declaration Adopted at International Seminar on Rural Development ■ International Program on AIDS Prevention Launched in Xinjiang ■ Chinese Volunteers Participate in Charity Race ■ Millions of Impoverished Chinese Benefit from WFP Projects ■ Equality Vital to Fighting Global Poverty ■ Princess Anne Promotes Children's Fund ■ More Aid for Developing Countries: Hu ■ Clinton Visits AIDS Patients in China ■ Sustainable Development Focus of 21st Century Forum ■ Beijing+10 Conference Concluded ■ Beijing Plus Ten Opens ■ UN Report Applauds Progress in Disabled Rights ■ Millennium Development Pledges Highlighted ■ Premier: Zimbabwe Is China's Key Partner in Africa ■ Toilet Renovation in Rural Area Benefiting Farmers ■ Red Cross to Set up Office in China ■ Spain to Speed Up Investment in West China ■ Agriculture Discussions Open WTO Meeting ■ Orphans Get Charity Help ■ ADB's Investment in China Hits US$1.2b ■ More ASEAN IT Cooperation Hoped For ■ UN Sustainable Development Symposium Opens in Nanchang ■ ViDG Visits CnDG Back Home   Back to China's War on Poverty
			Developing modern agriculture is the Chinese government's top priority in building a new socialist countryside, according to a document jointly released by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council. Eighteen children pose for a picture at a village in Ziyun Miao and Buyi Autonomous County in Guizhou Province, January 22. Among them, twelve children's parents left the village to work in big cities in coastal areas. Chinese farmers saw their net incomes grow to 3,587 yuan ($460) last year, representing the third consecutive year of 6 percent year-on-year growth.   Global Conference on Reducing Poverty - Shanghai Conference Unveils Agenda for Poverty Reduction - Shanghai Agenda on Poverty Reduction - China Promises Common Prosperity for All People Poverty Reduction Reports China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation Annual Report 2001 BBS China's War on Poverty Links China Development Gateway National Bureau of Statistics of China China Charity Federation (CCF) China Youth Development Foundation Planet Finance China Minstry of Civil Affairs (in Chinese) China Poverty Alleviation Network (in Chinese)