The Current Situation, Problems and Countermeasures of the Development of Rural Social Organizations in Poverty-Stricken Mountainous Areas
Abstract
With the continuous deepening and development of the market economy and social structure, a large number of social organizations have emerged in rural my country to represent, serve and safeguard the interests of farmers. Rural social organizations play an important role in participating in social governance, assisting rural construction, and promoting economic development due to their public welfare and social nature. However, due to problems such as lack of endogenous motivation, loose organizational management, and structural imbalances in rural social organizations in poverty-stricken mountainous areas, there are certain constraints in rural integration and self-development. Combined with the current situation, problems and role of rural social organizations in poverty-stricken mountainous areas, we will explore effective countermeasures to strengthen rural social organizations in the process of rural construction and development, and promote the role of rural social organizations through measures such as strengthening party and government empowerment, innovating organizational systems, and strengthening organizational connections. It can be used effectively to improve its promotion and connection functions in stabilizing poverty alleviation results, promoting rural revitalization and achieving common prosperity.
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