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

Working with the World Bank

■	International Assistance for New Railway Projects
■	Global Trade Financing Deal Signed
■	WB Assists Sichuan in Urban Function Improving
■	WB to Lend China US$4.5 Bln Over Three Years
■	WB Sees China's Economy Grow 10.4% This Year
■	WB Gives Loan of US$1.455 Bln to China in Past Year
■	World Bank Assists with Toxic Pollutants
■	WB Offers Loan to Water Project in Henan
■	WB Loan for Water Supply, Sanitation Projects
■	China Receives US$30 Mln Loan for Economic Reforms
■	Chinese Gov't Urged to Address Urban Transport Problems
■	WB to Lend China US$1.5 Bln Yearly Until 2010
■	IFC Offers US$50 Mln Loan to Chinese Cement Producer
■	IFC Loans for Clean Power Plant Project in SW China
■	WB Releases China Quarterly Update in Beijing
■	WB Offers US$100 Mln Loan to China to Stop Soil Erosion
■	WB Loan to Help Institutional Capacity Building for Further Reforms
■	WB Announces Strategy to Combat Corruption
■	WB Funds China's Ecologically-friendly Cities
■	WB-financed Poverty Relief Program Starts in Guangxi
■	WB to Finance Environmental Protection in Shandong
■	WB Report: Benign Outlook But Structural Problems Remain
■	China Increasing Its Use of Renewable Energy as Power Demand Grows
■	Bank Approves US$100 Million to Improve Lives
■	WB to Fund Highway Projects in Guiyang
■	3.61 Million Rural Residents Benefit from WB Program
■	WB Welcomes China's Improved GDP Data
■	World Bank Assists Fuzhou in Transport Infrastructure
■	WB to Fund Carbon-dioxide-discharge Reduction Project in Shanghai
■	Migration Can Deliver Welfare Gains, Reduce Poverty
■	Migration Can Deliver Welfare Gains, Reduce Poverty
■	WB Loans Used to Build Highways in Xinjiang
■	100 Finalists for the China Development Marketplace Announced
■	Premier Vows to Better World Bank Links
■	Wolfowitz Praises Accomplishments of Poorest
■	Viewing China from Both Sides
■	Wolfowitz to Visit World Bank Projects
■	WB Chief on China Visit
■	World Bank President to Visit China
■	Strong Leadership in the Developing World Vital to Cut Poverty
■	World Bank Issues 2006 World Development Report
■	China Quarterly Update -- August 2005
■	World Bank Joins Italy in Supporting China's Circular Economy
■	WB: Lending Rises, Quality Remains High
■	WB Approves Two New Projects for China
■	WB Helps China Scale up Use of Renewable Energy
■	World Bank Officials Visit CIIC
■	China Development Marketplace Launched
■	World Faces Pensions Crunch, Reforms Unavoidable
■	WB Releases New Governance Indicators for 209 Countries
■	World Bank Ups East Asia Forecast
■	China Quarterly Update -- April 2005
■	East Asian Economy Set to Grow by 6 Percent in 2005
■	Degrading Environment Threatens Health in East Asia: Reports
■	World Bank Releases Development Indicators
■	Action Urged to Cut Global Poverty
■	World Bank Project Reduces Soil Erosion
■	WB Report: Developing Country Growth Fastest in 30 Years
■	WB Approves Wolfowitz to Be New President
■	WB to Launch Global Development Finance 2005
■	Rough Road to the Top
■	WB Assists Ningbo to Improve Water Services
■	World Bank: US$1 Trillion Needed for E. Asia's Infrastructure
■	WB Helps Inner Mongolia Facilitate Cross-border Trade
■	World Bank: Demand Cooling Off
■	China Quarterly Update -- February 2005
■	WB President Visits Maldives
■	WB: Agricultural Trade Reforms Key to Reducing Poverty
■	World Bank President Visits Aceh; Announces New Reconstruction Efforts
■	World Bank President Visits Sri Lanka Disaster-Affected Areas, Promises Full Support
■	WB President Calls for Partnership
■	World Bank President Attending Tsunami Summit
■	WB Commits US$250m for Tsunami-hit Countries
■	World Bank President Issues Statement on Asia's Earthquake and Tsunamis
■	World Bank Vows to Work with China to Fight Poverty
■	Coalmine Methane Emissions Targeted
■	RTAs Must Create Trade to Reduce Poverty: WB Report
■	East Asia Region to Grow by 7% in 2004
■	Wiping Out Poverty Galvanizes Nation
■	WB Launches Responsible Growth for the New Millennium


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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)