On Poverty Reduction Effect in Targeted Poverty Alleviation Through Differential Land Remediation

The impact of land remediation on regional poverty control depends not only on the degree of land remediation, but also on the differentiated mode of land remediation. On the basis of sustainable livelihood theory, the differentiated land remediation model constructed on land consolidation, land reclamation and land development, the paper explores the realization path of differential land remediation to promote targeted poverty alleviation, further identifies the interpretation of poverty reduction effect and mechanism of regional targeted poverty alleviation. The results show that the way out of differential land remediation and poverty reduction is closely related to the type of land remediation mode, which can be achieved through improvement of the quantity of land, the quality of land and the ecological environment. As to the effect, the land consolidation model has the greatest impact on the poverty alleviation at the national level, followed by land development pattern and land reclamation pattern. At the sub-regional level, land consolidation has the greatest effect on poverty reduction in the eastern region, while land reclamation pattern has the greatest effect poverty reduction in the central region, and land development has the greatest effect on poverty reduction in the western region. Therefore, it is of great practical significance to scientifically grasp the regional discrepancies in land remediation, poverty reduction effect and their ways, to formulate differentiated land poverty alleviation policies and paths for targeted poverty alleviation.