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						Education ■ Volunteer Brings Music and Light to Remote Village School ■ Hebei: On-line Job System Help Rural Jobseekers ■ Gates Offers US$3 Software for Students ■ China Spends More on Rural Education ■ China Exempts All Rural Children from Compulsory Education Fees ■ Air Force Helps Poor Female Students Return to School ■ Central Government Sends Inspectors to Root Out Unreasonable School Fees ■ China Strives for Free Compulsory Education for All ■ Guangdong to Invest Heavily in Vocational Education in Next Five Years ■ Project to Help Rural Kids Go Back to School ■ China to Allow Foreign Investment in Vocational Training ■ US$99m in State Grants for Poor Students ■ Project Hope Helps 2.9 Mln Children Return to School ■ China Promises to Ensure College Entrance for Poor Freshmen ■ China, US Cooperate to Train Rural Teachers ■ Poor Students Better Motivated But More Stressed ■ China Offers 19 Bln Yuan in Interest-free Loans to College Students ■ Number of Elementary Schools Shrinks in China as Population Ages ■ Charity Nets Support for Poor College Students ■ Deaf Teachers Begin to Receive Professional Training in China ■ Poverty Leaves College Students Laden with Psychological Problems ■ China Adopts Amendment to Compulsory Education Law ■ China Spends 9 Bln Yuan on Rural Boarding Schools ■ Project to Benefit Poor Students ■ Premier Calls on Whole Society to Help Disabled Children ■ Britain-funded Education Project Helps Poor Students in NW China ■ 'Acting Mothers' Bringing up Orphans ■ Fees Waived for Rural Students ■ The Art of War by Sunzi Becomes Required Course for Chinese Cadets ■ Law to Ensure Education for Kids of Migrant Workers ■ Books Open a New Chapter for Poor Kids ■ Citigroup Announces US$107,800 Donation for English Teaching Competition ■ Government Funds US$900 Mln for Rural Students' Tuition ■ Rural Students Benefit from the World of Computers ■ NGOs Help Disadvantaged Girls ■ Random School Charges in Spotlight ■ Citigroup Donates Nearly US$4 Mln to Poor Education ■ Free Tuition for Urban Migrants' Kids Urged ■ More College Students Under Poverty, Employment Pressure ■ New Education Policy Called to Benefit Kids of Migrant Workers ■ Crusade for Better Rural Education ■ Chinese Students Face Too Much Educational Expenses ■ China to Blacklist Students Defaulting on Loan Payment ■ City Teachers Will Work in Rural Schools ■ 3,600 Middle, Elementary School Teachers to Be Trained ■ China to Popularize Nine-year Compulsory Education ■ Literacy Classes Change Farmers' Fate ■ Charity Helps Students Realize Campus Dream ■ Arbitrary Fees Total US$2.82 Mln ■ Free Textbooks Provided to Needy Students ■ Rural School Teachers to Enjoy Better Conditions ■ Starbucks Donates US$1.5 Mln to Boost Rural Education ■ Special Gov't Fund for Minority Education ■ Education Key to Reducing Crime by Migrant Teenagers: Survey ■ More Farmers Get Government Financial Support in Yangtze River Delta ■ Rural Students in Hubei to Enjoy Free Education ■ Migrants' Children Receive Spring Festival Gifts ■ Affordable Education Top Priority ■ National Postgraduate Exam Attracts Record 1.27 Mln Examinees ■ Extending Compulsory Education to 12 Years Called ■ TV, Friends, Web, Sources of Sex Knowledge ■ Law to Be Amended to Help Compulsory Education in Rural Areas ■ Billions Imput to Promote Rural Education ■ Beijing to Offer Free Nine-year Compulsory Education ■ China to Publish Books About College Students' Experiences ■ Rural Teacher Salaries to Be Centralized ■ 'One College Student for Each Village' Project in Dilemma ■ China to Provide Job Training to 40 Million Rural Laborers ■ Pupils in Shaanxi Get A Donation from CCF ■ More Needy College Students Benefit from KFC Foundation ■ Sports Lottery Funds Poorest College Students ■ China Spends Hugely to Promote Compulsory Schooling in Ethnic Minority Areas ■ Program Offers Future for Rural Girls ■ Spring Blossom Project Helps 1.6 Million Girls Back School ■ China to Extend Compulsory Education ■ Rural Kids to Get Free Education by 2010 ■ China Decides to Boost Vocational Education ■ 200,000 Orphans Need Care ■ One Million People Trained in Western Areas to Use Computer ■ Beijing Opens Free School for Migrant Teens 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 Agenda on Poverty Reduction - China Promises Common Prosperity for All People - Chinese Vice-Premier Meets Foreign Guests in Shanghai 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)

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