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						Health ■ Gene Center Offers Hope for Separated Families ■ Drug Approval Controls Tightened ■ Jailed with HIV -- a Struggle Against Despair ■ Nation Hosts First-ever Epilepsy Day ■ Belgian Princess Participates in Planting Ceremony ■ Voluntary Blood Donors Honored ■ Rural Cooperative Healthcare Network Planed ■ AIDS Awareness Campaigns in Chinese Campuses ■ Pollution Makes Cancer the Top Killer ■ RCSC Begins Campaign to Give Rural Poor Free Medical ■ Expectant Mothers Take Big Risks ■ Prevention of Dengue Strengthened During Week-long Holiday ■ Nationwide Activity to Build up Health ■ Project to Help Prepare for Flu Pandemics ■ HIV/AIDS Victims in Henan Get Free TCM Treatment ■ China to Send WHO H5N1 Virus Samples ■ Fashion Competition for Would-be Mothers ■ Prices of 188 Traditional Medicines Will Be Cut ■ Siemens Kicks Off 10-Million-Dollar Rural Healthcare Project in China ■ Schools Most Vulnerable to Health Scares ■ Regulation on Organ Transplants Issued ■ Plans to Improve Care for Prisoners with AIDS ■ China Development Forum Kicks off ■ Think Tank Shows Concern over Medicare System ■ UNICEF Aid for Gansu Children ■ One-child Policy Desired by Younger Parents ■ China Launches Drug Safety Technology Campaign ■ China Opens 206 New Methadone Clinics in Anti-AIDS Effort ■ New Medical Technology to Be Developed for Quicker Disease Diagnosis ■ NGOs Take Lead in Providing Treatment to Autism ■ 143 Students in Sichuan Province Suffer Diarrhea After Lunch ■ Low Income Groups Given Free Medication in Shanghai ■ China Issues Alerts for Dengue Fever as Peak Season Continues ■ China's Failing Health Care System Searching for Remedy ■ Nation on Alert Against Bird Flu Outbreak ■ Cleft-lipped Kids Regain Smile with Help of Charities ■ New Outbreak of Bird Flu Reported ■ For the Poor, Special Treatment ■ Another 2,000 Villagers to Take Blood Lead Level Test in NW China ■ Team to Tackle Healthcare Woes ■ Rural Medical System Covers Nearly Half of Farmers ■ China Requires Epidemics to Be Reported Within 2 Hours ■ 400 Volunteers Needed for 2nd Trial of Bird Flu Vaccine ■ Human Bird Flu Vaccine Tests Safe, Effective ■ Shaanxi Chemical Spill Threatens Water Supply for 100,000 ■ Government-run Internet Forum Helps Prevent AIDS Among Homosexuals ■ UK Backs China's Anti-AIDS Fight ■ Substantial Funds Allocated for Free AIDS Treatment ■ 65 Encephalitis B Cases Reported in Yuncheng ■ New SARS Vaccine Ready for Further Clinical Tests ■ New Human Case of Bird Flu Confirmed ■ China's Action on AIDS Attracts Praise ■ Infectious Disease Outbreaks Reported ■ AIDS Drugs for Children Urged ■ Beijing Terry Fox Charity Race to Run Next Month ■ China to Subsidize Community Health Services in C&W Regions ■ AIDS Orphan Camp Opens in Beijing ■ China Encourages Methadone Replacement Therapy to Prevent Spread of AIDS ■ China Should Learn Lesson from Belatedly Confirmed Bird Flu Death ■ Tuberculosis Cases in E China Rise to 32 ■ Household-based Health Interventions Can Reduce Flu Pandemic Attack ■ Rural Medicare Covers All in Shanghai ■ TB Outbreak Confines 3,000 Staff and Students ■ China's Latest Bird Flu Patient Leaves Hospital ■ Project Hope Launches Hospital Program in Henan ■ Hepatitis B Campaign Seen Making Progress ■ Gates Donates US$287 Mln for AIDS Vaccine Research ■ Beijing Court Fines Newspaper for Revealing AIDS Orphan's Privacy ■ New Bird Flu Case in N. China Under Control: Ministry ■ Leukaemia Sufferer Gets Renewed Hope ■ China Sets up Mechanism to Fight Climate-related Health Emergencies ■ New Case of Foot-and-mouth Disease Reported in NW China ■ Tests to Confirm Possible 2003 Bird Flu Death ■ Global Fund to Give China US$121 Mln for Disease Control ■ Greater Efforts Needed in AIDS Control ■ Shenyang Promises to Clean up Derelict Industrial Site ■ Bird Flu Controlled in NW China ■ Project Seeks Alternative Cures for Diseases ■ Medical Scheme Benefits Farmers in Shaanxi ■ HK Hospital Authority to Adopt New Alert System for Flu Pandemic Back Home   Back to China's War on Poverty
			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)