Beijing to raise urban and rural residents ' minimum subsistence standard

People's Daily Beijing December 27 (reporter Zhu Yanjo, Wang Minghao) in order to effectively improve the living security level of the difficult masses, Beijing greatly increased the standard of urban and rural residents, the urban minimum standard of household income per capita rose 50 yuan, the lowest standard of rural low-income households rose 90 yuan per capita, adjusted for the largest in recent years　　December 27 Morning, the Beijing Municipal Civil Affairs bureau issued a standard adjustment scheme for urban and rural subsistence, from January 1, 2011 onwards, the urban minimum standard from the family monthly increase of 430 yuan to 480 yuan, the increase is 11.62%. The minimum standard for rural subsistence in the city was raised from 210 yuan per capita to 300 yuan, up from 42.85%.　　Counties to develop local rural minimum standards of adjustment programs, by the county government approved the implementation of the announcement.　　The Beijing urban and rural minimum adjustment time, from the previous years of July 1 advance to January 1, a full six months ahead of time.　　Low-income households in urban and rural areas to determine the implementation of the current standards, namely: urban low-income families to determine the standard for the month of 731 yuan per capita, the rural low-income families in accordance with the standards of July 1, 2010, determined by the counties. Beijing Municipal Civil Affairs Bureau, said the adjustment standard is based on the city's minimum adjustment mechanism of the relevant provisions of the calculation based on the comprehensive consideration of grain and oil and other basic necessities of life prices, social security related standards rise and other factors such as determined.　　As a result of the adjustment of urban and rural subsistence standards increased funding, from the county financial burden. While adjusting the adjustment of urban and rural subsistence allowances, Beijing stopped issuing one-off temporary subsistence subsidy.