中国国际减贫中心是农业农村部直属事业单位，是中华人民共和国政府与联合国开发计划署、世界银行等国际组织共同发起成立的国际性减贫机构。中心的主要职责是组织开展国际减贫政策理论研究，进行国际减贫信息的收集分析及有关咨询、评估工作，开展对外减贫合作交流，引进外资减贫项目等，是中国政府开展南南合作的重要渠道。

中国减贫与发展经验国际分享系列旨在讲好中国减贫故事，向国际社会分享中国减贫经验，为广大发展中国家实现减贫与发展提供切实可行的经验。该系列聚焦中国精准扶贫、脱贫攻坚和巩固拓展脱贫攻坚成果的经验做法，基于国际视角梳理形成中国减贫经验分享的知识产品。本书是《中国生态扶贫政策与实践》的英文版。生态扶贫是精准扶贫方略的重要组成部分，实现了经济发展与生态保护的平衡，物质生产力与自然生产力的统一，人口、经济、社会、生态、环境间的协调、可持续发展。本书系统介绍了中国的生态扶贫政策，从内涵、解决的主要问题、适用范围、实施过程、实施效果及注意事项、典型案例六个方面对贫困地区生态保护、小流域综合治理、农村人居环境整治、农村地区生态资源开发利用、提供生态保护开发岗位、生态补偿、生态搬迁等生态扶贫政策进行了详细的介绍，以期为其他国家提供生态扶贫的“中国方案”。

Preface
Introduction
Chapter I Overview of China's Ecological Conservation Policies for Poverty Alleviation
I.Background information of ecological poverty alleviation policies
II.The background of implementing ecological poverty alleviation policies
III.Content of ecological poverty alleviation policies
IV.Recipients of ecological poverty alleviation policies
V.The core issues addressed by ecological poverty alleviation policies
Chapter II Addressing Continuous Ecological Deterioration in Poverty-Stricken Areas Through Ecological Conservation
I.The connotation of ecological conservation in poverty-stricken areas
II.Main problems addressed
III.Scope of application
IV.Implementation process
V.Implementation effects and considerations
VI.Typical cases
Chapter III Tackling Local Natural and Man-Made Disasters Through Comprehensive Management of Small Watershed
I.The connotation of comprehensive small watershed management
II.Main problems addressed
III.Scope of application
IV.Implementation process
V.Implementation effects and considerations
VI.Typical cases
Chapter IV Enhancing the Living Conditions of Poor Population Through Improving Rural Living Environment
I.The connotation of improving rural living environment
II.Main problems addressed
III.Scope of application
IV.Implementation process
V.Implementation effects and considerations
VI.Typical cases
Chapter V Breaking the "Resource Curse" by Developing and Utilizing Ecological Resources in Impoverished Areas
I.The connotation of developing and utilizing ecological resource in rural areas
II.Main problems addressed
III.Scope of application
IV.Implementation process
V.Implementation effects and considerations
VI.Typical cases
Chapter VI Addressing the Employment Issues of Impoverished Populations by Providing Positions Related to Ecological Conservation and Development
I.The connotation of providing ecological protection and development-related positions for poverty alleviation through employment
II.Main problems addressed
III.Scope of application
IV.Implementation process
V.Implementation effects and considerations
VI.Typical cases
Chapter VII Solving the Ecology-Livelihood Conflict in Poverty-Stricken Areas Through Ecological Compensation
I.The connotation of ecological compensation for impoverished populations in poverty-stricken areas
II.Main problems addressed
III.Scope of application
IV.Implementation process
V.Implementation effects and considerations
VI.Typical cases
Chapter VIII Solving the Problem of People Living in Poverty in Inhospitable Areas Through Ecological Relocation
I.The connotation of ecological relocation
II.Main problems addressed
III.Scope of application
IV.Implementation process
V.Implementation effects and considerations
VI.Typical cases
Chapter IX Experiences Gained in China's Ecological Poverty Alleviation
I.Adhering to the green, sustainable development concept of "lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets" for high-quality construction of an eco-civilization characterized by the harmony between humanity and nature
II.Establishing a framework for ecological poverty alleviation led by the government, coordinated by the market and participated by society, with a comprehensive long-term institutional guarantee system in place
III.Exploring innovative mechanisms for realizing and enhancing the value of ecological resources based on local conditions, and effectively transforming resources in poor areas
IV.Establishing a precise ecological benefit mechanism combining internal and external efforts, helping impoverished populations achieve poverty alleviation and prosperity through ecological co-construction and sharing
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