Poverty reduction refers to reducing the proportion of poor people in the total population and improving their living standards and quality of life through various means and methods. The World Health Organization points out that poverty reduction is one of the recognized human development goals and one of the priority issues for most countries and international organizations, because poverty has a great impact on health.

The means to reduce poverty mainly include economic, social, cultural and political measures. As for the economy, the government can promote new energy and new technologies, increase industrial investment and promote employment, thus increasing the income sources of the poor. At the social level, the living standards of the poor can be improved by improving living conditions such as education, health and housing. At the political level, it is necessary to strengthen the formulation and implementation of laws and regulations, promote the reform of the political system, and strengthen poverty alleviation.

Poverty reduction cannot be achieved overnight, and it requires a series of long-term plans, policies and the joint efforts of the whole society. At the same time, the process of poverty reduction is also a process of development. We will continue to explore more effective ways and means to reduce poverty and improve the effect and quality of poverty reduction. In a word, poverty reduction is a lasting and practical action, which needs the extensive participation and support of the whole society to achieve more remarkable and stable results.