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: Using Data More Effectively
5．2 Erlangmiao Village: Sustainable Livelihoods by Developing a Local Industry
5．3 Innovative Employment: East-West Cooperation between Fuzhou and Dingxi Cities
5．4 Alleviating Poverty through Relocation: Tongyu County
5．5 Ecological Restoration and Protection for Poverty Reduction: Fuzhou-Dingxi Cooperation
5．6 Social Security to Alleviate Poverty: "Cash Award Incentive Scheme"
6 Experiences of Relative Poverty Governance: 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
