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An Analysis of Indigenous Nongovernmental Anti-poverty Programs——The Case of the "Spring Sunlight Program" in Guizhou

Ding Feng-ming

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In recent years,indigenous nongovernmental anti-poverty programs began to emerge in Guizhou.This innovation in anti-poverty programs can open new channels for pooling anti-poverty resources,provide new paths for operating the resources efficiently and instill new dynamism for the poor to participate in anti-poverty programs.Its theoretical and practical significance merits attention.

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In recent years,indigenous nongovernmental anti-poverty programs began to emerge in Guizhou.This innovation in anti-poverty programs can open new channels for pooling anti-poverty resources,provide new paths for operating the resources efficiently and instill new dynamism for the poor to participate in anti-poverty programs.Its theoretical and practical significance merits attention.

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In recent years,indigenous nongovernmental anti-poverty programs began to emerge in Guizhou.This innovation in anti-poverty programs can open new channels for pooling anti-poverty resources,provide new paths for operating the resources efficiently and instill new dynamism for the poor to participate in anti-poverty programs.Its theoretical and practical significance merits attention.

Key concepts: Poverty, Pooling, Indigenous, Spring (device), Economic growth, Political science, Dynamism, Development economics

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