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1 Introduction and Background
1£®1 Measures of Poverty and Achievements in Poverty Reduction
1£®2 Poverty Reduction's History and Contribution

2 Targeted Poverty Alleviation
2£®1 Background
2£®2 Establishing Seven Systems
2£®3 The Main Paths and Models of Targeted Poverty Alleviation
2£®4 The Experience of China's Poverty Reduction

3 Long-Term Poverty Alleviation Support for Special Groups in Rural Areas
3£®1 Challenges for Setting up a Stable Long-Term Support Mechanism for Special Groups
3£®2 Characteristics of Special Groups in Poor Rural Area
3£®3 Poverty Reduction Policies for Special Groups

4 Practice and Experience in Stimulating the Self-Development Ability of the Poor
4£®1 Pathways to Stimulate the Self-Development Ability of the Poor
4£®2 Sustainable Livelihoods for Poor Farming Households
4£®3 Poverty Relief by Village Organizations
4£®4 Stimulating the Self-Development Ability of the Poor

5 Good Practices in Targeted Poverty Alleviation
5£®1 Binzhou City£º Using Data More Effectively
5£®2 Erlangmiao Village£º Sustainable Livelihoods by Developing a Local Industry
5£®3 Innovative Employment£º East-West Cooperation between Fuzhou and Dingxi Cities
5£®4 Alleviating Poverty through Relocation£º Tongyu County
5£®5 Ecological Restoration and Protection for Poverty Reduction£º Fuzhou-Dingxi Cooperation
5£®6 Social Security to Alleviate Poverty£º ¡°Cash Award Incentive Scheme¡±

6 Experiences of Relative Poverty Governance£º Examples from USA£¬UK and Japan
6£®1 United States' Poverty Reduction and Its Enlightenment
6£®2 The History£¬ Strategy and Experience of Poverty Reduction in the UK
6£®3 The History£¬ Strategy and Experience of Poverty Reduction in Japan
6£®4 A Comparative Analysis of the Poverty Reduction Strategies of the United States£¬Britain and Japan
6£®5 Policy Suggestions