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Western Development | Tackling Rural Poverty | Focus on Migrant Workers | Disaster Prevention & Relief | International Cooperation

						ICT for Development ■ People, Organizations Rewarded for Spreading Science Among Farmers ■ China Mobile's Subscribers Reach 274 Million ■ High-tech System to Monitor Disappearing Land ■ Farmers Weighing up Benefits of GM Cotton ■ Broadband Helps Connect Remote Villages ■ China Steps up Efforts to Bring Internet to Outlying Rural Areas ■ Intel Helps IT Push in Rural Guangdong ■ Cheap High-techs on Expand for Farmers ■ TEDA Attracts over US$30 Billion Foreign Investment ■ Television Informs, Entertains Farmers ■ China to Expand, Improve TV Service in Rural Areas ■ Phone Firms Tapping into Rural Areas ■ Research & Development Funding to Get Yearly Boost ■ Guangdong's Phone Subscribers Top 100 Million ■ Internet Users Spent 100 Bln Yuan in 2005 ■ EU to Help China Bridge Digital Gap ■ China, EU to Build Wide-band Network ■ China to Have 820 Mln Telephone Subscribers ■ Network Launched for Easy Access to Internet ■ Bright Future for ICT Sector ■ Mobile Phone Subscribers Reach 383 Million ■ Remote Areas to Get TV Coverage ■ China Tops the World with 376 Mln Mobile Phone Subscribers ■ China Maps Out Informatization Development ■ Chinese Top Legislator Stresses Scientific Development ■ Telephone Service Available for 94 Percent Villages ■ Nokia Sees Chance in Underdeveloped Areas ■ Mobiles Better Migrant Workers' Lives ■ World-class New Materials for Sewage Treatment ■ Foreign Internet Firms Rush for China Market ■ China Netcom to Buy Four Provincial Networks at US$1.58b ■ Java Systems Target China Market ■ Internet Gives Voice to Farmers' Concerns ■ Nation to Develop World-class Science Parks ■ IT Service Sector Expands in Shanghai ■ Domestic Handset Makers Feel the Pinch ■ Investment in Telecom Down 12.2% ■ China's Internet Users Reach 103 Mln ■ Premier Wen Highlights Independent Innovations ■ Beijing's IT Level Leads China ■ Galileo Projects Announced ■ Lenovo Unveils 1st Pen-based Computer ■ Vice Premier Hui Hails Scientific Innovation ■ 750 Million SMS Sent in China Per Day ■ More ASEAN IT Cooperation Hoped For ■ EU and China to Reinforce Sci-Tech Cooperation ■ Three Gorges Project Generates 10Bln Kwh of Electricity ■ Website Improves Lives of the Disabled ■ Experts Discuss New TV and Broadcasting Technologies ■ Rural TV Viewers to Get Satellite TV ■ Nation Tunes in to Digital TV Era ■ China to Start Using Fengyun-3 Meteorological Satellite ■ HK ICT Industry to Support ITU TELECOM WORLD 2006 ■ 100 Mln More Phone Users Expected This Year ■ Cellphone Users Send 217.7 Bln SMS in 2004 ■ 94 Million Internet Users on the Mainland ■ China to See 750 Mln Phone Users in 2005 ■ Message Services to Be Connected ■ China's Mobile Subscribers to Hit New High ■ China Launches 1st Official Charity Website ■ Accessibility Opens a New World ■ Beijing Telephone Subscribers Exceed 20 million ■ Internet for Rural ■ 'Village to Village' Project Succeeds ■ Farm Life Easier with IT ■ CPC Leader Urges Using Hi-tech in Radio, Film and Television Industry ■ Geospatial Framework of Digital China Under Construction ■ Fengyun Satellites to Help Forecast Weather ■ Mobile Phone Users Hit 310 Million ■ 'E-Guangzhou' Developing ■ China to Draft Long-term Plan for Development of Science,Technology ■ China Develops First Most Integrated Chip for Mobile ■ Inactive Government Websites ■ Free Meteorological Data Website Launched ■ Free Cable TV Decoders Attract Subscribers ■ Mobile Carriers Boosted by SMS ■ Few City Govt. Websites Efficient at E-governance ■ Alliance to Promote SCDMA Development ■ Thailand, China to Cooperate in ICT Development ■ Tibet's Telecommunications Progress 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)

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