China Systematic Country Diagnostic : Towards a More Inclusive and Sustainable Development
The 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) reaffirmed the country’s commitment to eliminating poverty and promoting shared prosperity and inclusive growth. In this regard, the China systematic country diagnostic (SCD) is suppo...
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okr-10986-294222021-05-25T09:11:53Z China Systematic Country Diagnostic : Towards a More Inclusive and Sustainable Development World Bank Group ECONOMIC GROWTH SUSTAINABLE GROWTH SHARED PROSPERITY POVERTY REDUCTION CLIMATE CHANGE POLLUTION KNOWLEDGE GAP FINANCIAL REFORM MARKET ACCESS INDUSTRIAL RESTRUCTURING URBANIZATION SUSTAINABILITY MIGRATION GEOSPATIAL DISPARITY TAXATION REDISTRIBUTION INEQUALITY RURAL AGRICULTURE SOCIAL PROTECTION EDUCATION HEALTH SERVICES GOVERNANCE LOCAL GOVERNMENT TRANSPARENCY ACCOUNTABILITY CORRUPTION CADRE MANAGEMENT AIR POLLUTION GREEN GROWTH NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TRADE FOREIGN INVESTMENT BELT AND ROAD INITIATIVE The 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) reaffirmed the country’s commitment to eliminating poverty and promoting shared prosperity and inclusive growth. In this regard, the China systematic country diagnostic (SCD) is supportive of the priorities of the Party Congress. China’s historic rapid growth resulted in a poverty decline unprecedented in its speed and scale. Rapid growth was made possible by a wide range of reforms, which transformed a state-dominated, planned, rural, and closed economy to a more market-based, urbanized, and open economy. China is on its way to eliminating extreme poverty, but the population vulnerable to poverty will remain relatively large. China is expected to continue to make strong progress toward eliminating extreme poverty despite the slowdown of economic growth. The World Bank projects extreme poverty, based on the international public private partnership (PPP) United States (U.S.) 1.90 dollars per day poverty line, to decline to 0.5 percent by 2018. According to this higher poverty line, China is projected to have a poverty rate of 3.9 percent or 54.6 million people below this higher poverty line by 2018. 2018-03-06T17:26:30Z 2018-03-06T17:26:30Z 2018-02-14 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/147231519162198351/China-Systematic-Country-Diagnostic-towards-a-more-inclusive-and-sustainable-development http://hdl.handle.net/10986/29422 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Systematic Country Diagnostic East Asia and Pacific China |
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ECONOMIC GROWTH SUSTAINABLE GROWTH SHARED PROSPERITY POVERTY REDUCTION CLIMATE CHANGE POLLUTION KNOWLEDGE GAP FINANCIAL REFORM MARKET ACCESS INDUSTRIAL RESTRUCTURING URBANIZATION SUSTAINABILITY MIGRATION GEOSPATIAL DISPARITY TAXATION REDISTRIBUTION INEQUALITY RURAL AGRICULTURE SOCIAL PROTECTION EDUCATION HEALTH SERVICES GOVERNANCE LOCAL GOVERNMENT TRANSPARENCY ACCOUNTABILITY CORRUPTION CADRE MANAGEMENT AIR POLLUTION GREEN GROWTH NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TRADE FOREIGN INVESTMENT BELT AND ROAD INITIATIVE |
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ECONOMIC GROWTH SUSTAINABLE GROWTH SHARED PROSPERITY POVERTY REDUCTION CLIMATE CHANGE POLLUTION KNOWLEDGE GAP FINANCIAL REFORM MARKET ACCESS INDUSTRIAL RESTRUCTURING URBANIZATION SUSTAINABILITY MIGRATION GEOSPATIAL DISPARITY TAXATION REDISTRIBUTION INEQUALITY RURAL AGRICULTURE SOCIAL PROTECTION EDUCATION HEALTH SERVICES GOVERNANCE LOCAL GOVERNMENT TRANSPARENCY ACCOUNTABILITY CORRUPTION CADRE MANAGEMENT AIR POLLUTION GREEN GROWTH NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TRADE FOREIGN INVESTMENT BELT AND ROAD INITIATIVE World Bank Group China Systematic Country Diagnostic : Towards a More Inclusive and Sustainable Development |
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The 19th National Congress of the
Communist Party of China (CPC) reaffirmed the country’s
commitment to eliminating poverty and promoting shared
prosperity and inclusive growth. In this regard, the China
systematic country diagnostic (SCD) is supportive of the
priorities of the Party Congress. China’s historic rapid
growth resulted in a poverty decline unprecedented in its
speed and scale. Rapid growth was made possible by a wide
range of reforms, which transformed a state-dominated,
planned, rural, and closed economy to a more market-based,
urbanized, and open economy. China is on its way to
eliminating extreme poverty, but the population vulnerable
to poverty will remain relatively large. China is expected
to continue to make strong progress toward eliminating
extreme poverty despite the slowdown of economic growth. The
World Bank projects extreme poverty, based on the
international public private partnership (PPP) United States
(U.S.) 1.90 dollars per day poverty line, to decline to 0.5
percent by 2018. According to this higher poverty line,
China is projected to have a poverty rate of 3.9 percent or
54.6 million people below this higher poverty line by 2018. |
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China Systematic Country Diagnostic : Towards a More Inclusive and Sustainable Development |
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China Systematic Country Diagnostic : Towards a More Inclusive and Sustainable Development |
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China Systematic Country Diagnostic : Towards a More Inclusive and Sustainable Development |
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China Systematic Country Diagnostic : Towards a More Inclusive and Sustainable Development |
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China Systematic Country Diagnostic : Towards a More Inclusive and Sustainable Development |
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china systematic country diagnostic : towards a more inclusive and sustainable development |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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