The “Chinese Approach”for Poverty Alleviation through Education
Xiaolei Dou
Abstract
Xiaolei Dou
Abstract
Education is the fundamental way to get rid of poverty. With the continuous advancement of global poverty reduction, it is faced with the problems of high incidence of poverty and unsustainable poverty alleviation through education. In order to effectively promote poverty reduction, China has carried out corresponding exploration. As one of the five major poverty alleviation modes in China, education poverty alleviation has made remarkable achievements in grasping the "education concept" to enhance the development momentum, optimize the "education environment" to enhance the support for poverty alleviation, and improve the "education policy" to implement the poverty alleviation guarantee, thus contributing to the Chinese program for the world's poverty reduction.
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Education is the fundamental way to get rid of poverty. With the continuous advancement of global poverty reduction, it is faced with the problems of high incidence of poverty and unsustainable poverty alleviation through education. In order to effectively promote poverty reduction, China has carried out corresponding exploration. As one of the five major poverty alleviation modes in China, education poverty alleviation has made remarkable achievements in grasping the "education concept" to enhance the development momentum, optimize the "education environment" to enhance the support for poverty alleviation, and improve the "education policy" to implement the poverty alleviation guarantee, thus contributing to the Chinese program for the world's poverty reduction.
Key concepts: Poverty, China, Poverty reduction, Economic growth, Culture of poverty, Development economics, Basic needs, Order (exchange)