Shau Kei Wan Village

Shau Kei Wan Village

Shaojiwan village belongs to the administrative village of changanchong village committee, Tongchang Township, Jinping Miao Yao Dai Autonomous County, Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan Province. It is located in the west of Tongchang Township, 3km away from the village committee and 13km away from Tongchang township government. With an area of 1.45 square kilometers, an altitude of 1 540 meters, an average annual temperature of 16 ℃ and an annual precipitation of 2510 mm, it is suitable for planting rice, corn and other crops. There are 311.7 mu of cultivated land, including 1.11 mu of per capita cultivated land and 500 mu of forest land. There are 32 farmers and 281 rural population, including 281 agricultural population and 86 labor force, among which 84 are engaged in the primary industry.

General situation of the village

The main industries of the village are planting and breeding, which are mainly sold to the county. In 2008, the total sales income of the main industry in the whole village was 60000 yuan, accounting for 18.63% of the total income of the rural economy. In 2008, the total economic income of the village was 320000 yuan, and the per capita net income of farmers was 601 yuan. The village is absolutely poor, and farmers' income is mainly from planting and breeding.

rural economy

The village has 311.7 mu of cultivated land (including 56.1 mu of farmland and 255.6 mu of land), 1.11 mu of cultivated land per capita, mainly planting rice, corn and other crops; 500 mu of forest land, 400 mu of barren mountains and wasteland, and 1097.6 mu of other areas. The main industries of the village are planting and breeding, which are mainly sold to the county.

In 2008, the total sales income of the main industry in the whole village was 60000 yuan, accounting for 18.63% of the total income of the rural economy. In 2008, the total income of rural economy was 322000 yuan, including 132000 yuan from planting, accounting for 40.99% of the total income; 70000 yuan from animal husbandry, accounting for 21.74% of the total income (including 92 pigs sold in the year); 10000 yuan from forestry, accounting for 3.11% of the total income; 110000 yuan from secondary and tertiary industries, accounting for 34.16% of the total income.

The per capita net income of farmers is 601 yuan, and the income of farmers is mainly from planting and breeding. We will plant 10 mu of oranges, 10 mu of pears, 10 mu of wild Panax notoginseng and 10 mu of Banlangen, develop 100 pigs and labor economy, and transfer 10 labors every year. By the end of the Eleventh Five Year Plan period, we will strive to increase the per capita net income of farmers from 601 yuan in 2006 to 1000 yuan.

infrastructure

By the end of 2008, the village had been connected with electricity, access and television, and 32 households still had drinking water difficulties or water quality not up to the standard (accounting for 100% of the total number of farmers). There are 32 households with electricity, 10 households with cable TV and 10 households with TV (accounting for 100%, 31.25% and 31.25% of the total number of households respectively); there are 5 households with fixed telephone or mobile phone, among which 5 households with mobile phone (accounting for 15.63% and 15.63% of the total number respectively).

The road from the village to the township is a dirt road; the road to the village is a dirt road, and the main roads in the village are all uncured roads; it is 8km away from the nearest station and 13km away from the nearest market. Six motorcycles. The village has 28 small water cellars; the effective irrigation area of cultivated land is 50 mu, and the effective irrigation rate is 16.04%, including 5 mu of high and stable yield farmland and 0.02 mu of per capita high and stable yield farmland.

By the end of 2008, the houses of farmers were mainly civil structure houses, with 5 households living in brick and wood structure houses and 27 households living in civil structure houses.

natural resources

The village has a total area of 107 mu of arable land (including 65 mu of farmland and 42 mu of land), 0.856 mu of per capita arable land, mainly planting rice, corn and other crops; 500 mu of forest land, including 75 mu of economic forest land, 0.6 mu of per capita economic forest land, mainly planting mango and other economic forest land. There are 13 mu of barren mountains and wasteland.

Characteristic industry

"The main industry of the village is planting, which is mainly sold to the county. In 2006, the total sales income of the whole village was 7000 yuan, accounting for 7% of the total income of the rural economy. At present, the village is developing mango characteristic industry, and plans to vigorously develop mango industry.

Population health

There are 30 households in the village with a total population of 125, including 70 males and 55 females. There are 125 agricultural population and 51 labor force. The village is mainly inhabited by Dai nationality (which is a mixed area of Dai and Han), including 122 Dai people and 3 other nationalities. By the end of 2008, there will be one person participating in the rural social endowment insurance, accounting for 0.8% of the total population (the personnel list is attached); there will be 100 people participating in the rural cooperative medical system (the personnel list is attached), with the participation rate of 80%; and there will be 8 people enjoying the minimum living security.

The medical treatment of Longjing villagers mainly depends on village clinics and town (township) clinics, which are 3km away from village committee clinics and 28km away from town clinics. There are 25 households with mixed population, accounting for 83% of the total number of households.

cultural education

Primary school students in the village go to Longjing primary school, and middle school students go to shilongba middle school. The village is 3km away from primary school and 28km away from middle school. At present, there are 15 compulsory education students in the village, including 11 primary school students and 4 middle school students.

Making village affairs public

By the end of 2008, the village had signed 30 agricultural contracts, and the contracted area of rural land was 107 mu. The "one case, one discussion" system has been established for the construction of rural public welfare undertakings, in which 478 yuan (3.8 yuan per capita) is raised for one case and 102 workers are raised for one case. Regular village affairs publicity was carried out, and a democratic financial management group was set up.

Grassroots organizations

There are two party members in the village, including two male members and four league members.

Development focus

The main difficulties and problems in the village are: infrastructure, culture and education, medical and health, drinking water for human and livestock.

The future development ideas and key points of the village are as follows: developing mango characteristic industry with planting area of 90 mu; developing breeding industry with 380 pigs, 350 cattle and 400 sheep; developing labor economy with 3 workers transferred every year. By the end of the eleventh five year plan, we will strive to increase the per capita net income of farmers from 816 yuan in 2006 to 1382 yuan.

Address: shaujiwan village, Putuo District, Zhoushan, Zhejiang Province

Longitude: 122.381166

Latitude: 29.852034

Chinese PinYin : Shao Ji Wan Cun