• Progress in Geography
  • Vol. 39, Issue 6, 892 (2020)
Xiaopeng LIU1、1、2、2、3、3、*, Jing CHENG2、2, Xiaoyong ZHAO2、2、3、3, Hong MIAO2、2、3、3, Jingyi WEI2、2, Duan ZENG2、2, and Cunxia MA2、2
Author Affiliations
  • 1. Division of Public Teaching,Zhongwei campus, Ningxia University, Zhongwei 755000, Ningxia, China
  • 1. 宁夏大学中卫校区公共教学部,宁夏 中卫 755000
  • 2. School of Resources and Environment, Ningxia University, Yinchuan 750021, China
  • 2. 宁夏大学资源环境学院,银川 750021
  • 3. Ningxia Research Center of Rural Revitalization Strategy, Yinchuan 750021, China.
  • 3. 宁夏乡村振兴战略研究中心,银川 750021
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    DOI: 10.18306/dlkxjz.2020.06.001 Cite this Article
    Xiaopeng LIU, Jing CHENG, Xiaoyong ZHAO, Hong MIAO, Jingyi WEI, Duan ZENG, Cunxia MA. Sustainable poverty reduction of China in a view of development geography[J]. Progress in Geography, 2020, 39(6): 892 Copy Citation Text show less

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    After the turn of China's poverty reduction in 2020, relative poverty will run through the whole process of modernization, and sustainable development and poverty reduction are facing great challenges. Based on the study of poverty geography in China, this article expounds the connotation, scale analysis model, objects, evaluation and monitoring, path design, and development intervention of sustainable poverty reduction from the perspective of development geography. The main conclusions are as follows: 1) Sustainable poverty reduction refers to the ideological and practical paradigm of continuously reducing poverty and narrowing the development gap on the basis of establishing the development potential and motivation of households and local development. 2) The process of scale transformation reflects the spatial scale deconstruction and reconstruction of poverty reduction factors and decision-making implementation. 3) The objects of sustainable poverty reduction include absolute poverty families, relative poverty families, relative poverty villages, relative poverty townships (towns), and relative poverty counties. 4) The effect of sustainable poverty reduction and regional convergence can be analyzed using the five dimensional geographic capital indices and Euclidean spatial distance. 5) Sustainable poverty reduction requires the spatial integration of localization, regionalization, and globalization to promote the transition from traditional growth to high-quality development. 6) The development intervention of sustainable poverty reduction should highlight the local-dominant integration of endogenous and exogenous forces.
    Xiaopeng LIU, Jing CHENG, Xiaoyong ZHAO, Hong MIAO, Jingyi WEI, Duan ZENG, Cunxia MA. Sustainable poverty reduction of China in a view of development geography[J]. Progress in Geography, 2020, 39(6): 892
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