1. Education to help the poor: By providing educational resources and services, help children in poor areas receive good education and training, and improve their employability and income level. The government usually subsidizes children from poor families to go to school and provides scholarships and student loans to help them complete their studies.
2. Health and poverty alleviation: Pay attention to the health of the poor, provide them with medical services and support, and reduce poverty caused by illness. The government usually provides medical insurance and medical assistance to the poor to ensure that they can get the necessary medical services.
3. Industrial poverty alleviation: by supporting the development of local characteristic industries, the income sources of poor people will be increased, and the goal of getting rid of poverty and becoming rich will be achieved. The government usually provides financial, technical and market support to encourage poor areas to develop agriculture, tourism or other related industries.