The villagers terminated the NCMS, and the village cadres issued fines!What are the problems in joining medical insurance?
Villagers' attitudes towards the New Rural Cooperative Scheme (NRCS) are gradually divided.
As the deadline for payment of NCMS is approaching, Laoguo Village has entered the final stage of payment. However, compared with the previous years, most villagers are now more enthusiastic about paying fees, and their attitudes towards NCMS have also become significantly polarized. In the past, many villagers would complete the payment by October in order to pay the fee as soon as possible, but now, a considerable number of villagers have chosen to stop paying the fee.
The reason why villagers have different views on NCMS payment is, on the one hand, that villagers have a better understanding of the NCMS policy. They know that the state is implementing NCMS to solve the problem of reimbursement for rural medical care, help farmers develop steadily, and prevent them from falling back into poverty due to illness. Therefore, the majority of villagers are not reluctant to pay, but are skeptical of the controversy and implementation of the NCMS policy.
On the other hand, some village cadres regard the payment of NCMS fees as one of their main tasks, and encourage villagers to pay fees through various means. For example, in the past, in order to complete their tasks, some village cadres even forbade the children of villagers who had not paid their dues from attending school. This kind of behavior has been discovered and corrected in some places in a timely manner, but recently there has been a reappearance of the use of DNI payment as the standard for evaluating the performance of village cadres, which directly affects the income and performance evaluation of village cadres.
The fixed economic income of rural households.
The main reason why villagers are reluctant to donate to CNA is the lack of regular economic income for farmer families**. Farmers live in rural areas where employment opportunities are very limited and depend mainly on agricultural income for their livelihoods. However, agricultural incomes are not high enough to meet the basic needs of peasant families, let alone pay for the NCMS.
The key to solving the problem of unstable economic income of rural households lies in expanding their employment opportunities. Only when farmers have a fixed and stable economic income** can they participate more actively in the new agricultural cooperative program and be freed from the burden of paying membership dues.
*More responsibility must be taken.
To solve the economic problems of rural households, it is inseparable from the support and guidance of the first class. ** It is necessary to actively promote the economic development of rural areas, support farmers in developing non-agricultural industries, and provide more employment opportunities. In addition, it is also necessary to increase investment in medical and health services in rural areas, improve the transparency and fairness of new rural cooperative medical projects, and ensure that farmers can effectively enjoy the benefits of medical and health care.
At the same time, it is necessary to strengthen the management and supervision of village cadres to prevent village cadres from using CNP donations as a means of assigning tasks and evaluating performance. ** It is necessary to ensure that the behavior of village cadres abides by laws, regulations and moral standards, does not exclude the rights and interests of villagers, and does not abuse power for personal gain.
Personal views and reflections.
The author believes that solving the problem of unstable economic income of rural households is the key to solving the difficulty of paying NCMS. It is necessary to intensify support for rural areas, provide more employment opportunities, and improve the production and living conditions of peasants. In addition, it is also necessary to increase the publicity of the NCMS policy, so that farmers can better understand the benefits and necessity of the NCMS policy, and improve the enthusiasm of farmers to participate in the payment of the policy.
At the same time, village cadres should put themselves in the peasants' shoes, show more concern for and cherish the interests of the peasants, and should not regard making contributions to the National Bureau of Statistics as their own tasks or as a means of evaluating their political performance, but should enhance the peasants' understanding of and participation in the National Bureau of Statistics through propaganda and explanation of policies.
Finally, I call on the villagers to actively participate in the payment of the NCMS, and I also hope that the cadres can truly benefit the farmers, promote the improvement of the rural medical security system, and bring more tangible benefits to the farmers' families. Let us work together to make the NCMS policy benefit more people and achieve the all-round development of rural medical security.