NPC & CPPCC 2011  >Issues  >

•	Massive Ningxia relocation set to start soon
•	China moves to boost public trust
•	Massive Ningxia relocation set to start soon
•	A good summer harvest likely for China
•	China says milk products safe, but restoring consumer confidence takes time
•	Lawmakers will be targeting well-being
•	Rebuilding of disaster-hit areas resumes
•	Expert explains gov't public services plans
•	University president cautions against growing income gap
•	Food safety scandal 'heavy blow' to China's dairy industry

•	Villagers' future blowing in the wind
•	Affordable housing highlighted in curbing soaring home prices
•	8 mln more to be covered by health insurance
•	Gov't campaign against child begging
•	Reforms to close gaps in mental health care
•	China plans $197b on affordable housing this year
•	China spends $33.99 bln on civil affairs in 2010
•	China encourages philanthropy through legal, institutional measures
•	Healthcare assistance fund benefits 60 mln Chinese
•	Tibet's population more than doubles in 50 years

•	China welcomes foreign investment in programs for seniors
•	China to support social organizations
•	Top labor official hopes more grads go west
•	China's pledge to reduce poverty
•	Not ready to retire: many women wish to work beyond 55
•	China's aging population big challenge to pension system
•	China to build more hospitals while reforming health service
•	Education reform aimed at benefiting migrants
•	Resident income to grow in 2011-2015
•	NPC focuses on equality

•	Income distribution reform on the way
•	Land available for 10 m new 'affordable homes'
•	Chairman promises changes for Tibetans
•	China to "basically eradicate poverty" in 10 years
•	China to focus on people's livelihood in next five years
•	Public rental housing to cool property market
•	Blacktop highway to reach all Tibetan counties in 5 years
•	Accepting migrant workers as urban residents key to China's urbanization
•	China strives to readjust income distribution to stop yawning gap
•	People's well-being remains a top concern

•	Public rental apartments to be built for low- and middle-income households
•	Health minister declare free care for more leukemia children
•	Calls for improving rural education, health care
•	NPC deputy: China's seniors need better care
•	Shenzhen raises minimum wage by 20%
•	Medical reform challenges remain
•	Citizens hoping for higher income tax threshold
•	Citizens hoping for higher income tax threshold
•	Homes hot topic for lawmakers
•	Push for a 'ministry of children' gathers steam

•	China to take stronger measures to ensure food safety
•	Food safety will occupy higher place on agenda
•	Official calls for enhancement of people-oriented governance
•	Short-handed nursing homes close doors to many
•	Innovative university enrolls first class
•	Women's retirement may be delayed
•	Organ traffickers may get death penalty
•	'Livelihood issues' remain top concerns
•	Ningxia invests 41 bln yuan on livelihood projects
•	VP stresses economic restructuring, people's livelihood