The rural area of Sri Lanka

The rural area of Sri Lanka

Located in the northwest of Yunling Township, it is 83 kilometers away from the township government. The road to the township is asphalt road with convenient transportation. In 2009, there were 198 households with 997 rural population and 713 labor force, of which 526 were engaged in the primary industry. The altitude of the village is 2387 meters, and the annual average temperature is 14 ℃. It is suitable for planting wheat, corn, highland barley, grapes and other crops. In 2009, the cultivated land area of the whole village was 922 mu, and the per capita cultivated land was 0.92 mu. In 2009, the total grain output of the village was 234351 kg, and the grain per capita was 235 kg. In 2009, the total economic income of the village was 4389009.7 yuan, and the per capita income of farmers was 3883 yuan. The income of the village is mainly tourism and grape industry, and the village belongs to poor village.

natural resources

The village has a total area of 922.00 mu of arable land (including 593.00 mu of farmland and 329.00 mu of land), 0.92 mu of per capita arable land, mainly planting corn and other crops; 249.00 mu of forest land, including 0.00 mu of economic forest land, 0.00 mu of per capita economic forest land, mainly planting other economic forest fruit; 0.00 mu of other area.

rural economy

In 2010, the village's total rural economic income was 5.4986 million yuan, including 2673 million yuan of planting income, 5283 million yuan of animal husbandry income (including 328 pigs, 0 beef cattle and 15 sheep); 2.6376 million yuan of forestry income, 1.696 million yuan of secondary and tertiary industry income, and 3162 million yuan of wage income. The per capita net income of farmers is 4884.00 yuan, and the main income of farmers is tourism and animal husbandry. The income of migrant workers in the village is 316200 yuan, including 91 migrant workers all year round, 91 domestic workers in the province and 0 foreign workers in the province.

Making village affairs public

By the end of 2010, the village had signed 200 agricultural contracts, covering 725.00 mu of rural land, including 725.00 mu of land circulation. It is the establishment of the "one case, one discussion" system for the construction of rural public welfare undertakings, in which the amount of fund-raising for one case, one discussion, is 0.00 yuan (per capita yuan), and 10340 workers are raised for one case, one discussion, one discussion (per capita 0). At the end of the year, the total income of the collective was 0.00 million yuan, with fixed assets of 0.00 million yuan, and the income of the collective was 0.00 million yuan. The rural financial management implemented self-management, and regularly carried out village affairs publicity. It was the establishment of a democratic financial management group, which was mainly made public by pasting announcements, blackboard newspapers, meetings, etc.

infrastructure

By the end of 2006, the village had achieved electricity, access, telephone, no street lights. There are 94 households with tap water, 15 households with well water and 15 households with drinking difficulties. There are 191 households with electricity, 183 households with fixed telephone or mobile phone, 176 of which have mobile phone.

The road from the village to the village is the access road; the road to the village is the earth road; the main roads in the village are all the unshielded roads; km away from the nearest station and wharf, km away from the market. The village has a total of cars, tractors 45, 2 motorcycles. The effective irrigation area of the whole village is 897 mu, and the effective irrigation rate is%, of which the area of farmland with high and stable yield is mu, and the area of farmland with high and stable yield per capita is mu.

By the end of 2006, there were 101 households with biogas digesters, 184 households with solar energy, small water cellars, and households that had completed the "one pool, three changes" to change kitchen and toilet. One village has water supply; five villages have electricity; five villages have access roads; one village has television; five villages have telephone; and one village has streetlights. Four villages still have drinking water difficulties or water quality not up to standard. There are 7 households living in brick concrete structure houses, 163 households living in brick wood structure houses, and 21 households living in other structure houses.

Population health

There are 191 households in the village with a total population of 999, including 472 males and 527 females. There are 999 agricultural population and 482 labor force. The village is dominated by Tibetans, including 999 Tibetans and other ethnic groups. By the end of 2006, the total number of people in the village who participated in rural social endowment insurance accounted for% of the total population; 939 people participated in rural cooperative medical care, accounting for% of the total participation rate; 168 people enjoyed the minimum living security. The medical treatment of the villagers mainly depends on the village health center and township health center. The area of the health center is 177.99 square meters, with one rural doctor. The village is 83 kilometers away from the township health center. There are two public toilets in the village.

cultural education

The village has a primary school with a building area of 545 square meters. It has 4 teachers and 2 students. It is kilometers away from the town middle school. At present, there are 111 rural compulsory education students in the whole administrative village, including 65 primary school students and 46 middle school students.

There is a cultural activity room in the village.

Grassroots organizations

The village has a party branch and seven party groups, with 45 party members and 45 ethnic minority party members, including 39 male party members and 6 female party members. The Party branch of the village was rated as the advanced grass-roots party organization in and the advanced collective in.

The village committee is composed of branch secretary, director and deputy director, with seven villagers' groups.

The village has a general League branch and a League branch, with a total of League members. The village League branch was rated as advanced grassroots League branch in and advanced collective in.

Development focus

The main difficulties and problems of the village are: 1. Infrastructure needs to be further improved; 2. Culture and education needs to be improved; 3. Medical and health facilities lag behind; 4. Low quality of workers and low production efficiency.

The future development ideas and key points of the village are as follows: 1. Vigorously develop the characteristic industry of green grapes and tourism culture industry; 2. Speed up the adjustment of industrial institutions and cultivate dry fruit base projects.

Address: Si Village, Deqin County, Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture

Longitude: 98.799927951468

Latitude: 28.482446140061

Chinese PinYin : Si Nong Cun