The village cadres frequently urge the NCMS, and they confess the truth in their hearts, why are they so persistent?
NCMS is the key to solving the problem of "poverty due to illness" and "returning to poverty due to illness", and it is also an effective medical insurance policy. However, in real life, some village-level organizations have a high demand rate for the new type of rural cooperative medical care, which makes some rural households very puzzled. One of the villagers had his heart in vogue, let's take a look.
1. The reasons for the villagers' committee to call for the payment of the new type of rural cooperative medical care.
1.Policy needs: Rural doctors are part of the rural grassroots work, and must implement various national policies to ensure the successful implementation of the new rural cooperative medical care. In order to ensure the participation rate, they have to constantly urge the new rural cooperative medical care.
2.Sense of responsibility: Township and town cadres are responsible for all the functions of village-level work, and the insurance of NCMS is also part of village-level work. Once the medical insurance coverage rate does not meet the standard, it will face the risk of interviewing and holding the township ** accountable. In order to ensure the participation rate, they had to constantly urge the new rural cooperative medical care.
3.People-oriented: The new type of rural cooperative medical care is a major social security system to solve the problems of "poverty due to illness" and "return to poverty due to illness". Rural doctors are an important part of the country, and they are eager to make their villagers enjoy more benefits, so they are constantly urging their own NCMS.
2. Methods for village cadres to urge the payment of new rural cooperative medical care.
1.Intensify publicity on rural cooperative medical care: Village-level organizations should increase training in rural cooperative medical care, so that they can understand the advantages and significance of rural cooperative medical care. Get them to contribute voluntarily.
2.Facilitation: Village-level financial personnel should handle the payment procedures for new rural cooperative medical care for rural households, such as door-to-door collection, agency agency, etc. In this way, it will be easier for farmers to pay for the new type of rural cooperative medical care, and they will be able to pay in a timely manner.
3.Pay attention to the needs of rural households: pay attention to the actual situation of rural households, grasp the problems and difficulties existing in the insurance payment of rural households, and be able to help rural households solve them in a timely manner. In this way, farmers will be more motivated to pay for the new rural cooperative medical care**.
3. Farmers' views on village cadres urging new rural cooperative medical care.
1.Understanding and support: Some rural households have expressed their understanding and cooperation with the village cadres in supervising the insurance payment, which is regarded as a manifestation of the village cadres' due diligence and implementation of policies. Farmers generally regard the new type of rural cooperative medical care as an important social security system, which helps to alleviate the problems of "poverty due to illness" and "return to poverty due to illness".
2.Confusion and dissatisfaction: Some rural households are puzzled and dissatisfied with the "three rural" phenomenon in rural cooperative medical work. They argue that village committees should take full account of the wishes of farmers, rather than forcing farmers to pay for NCMS**.
3.Observation and hesitation: Some farmers have adopted a wait-and-see mentality and hesitated to pay for the new rural cooperative medical care**. Farmers generally feel that the expenditure on rural cooperative medical care is increasing every year, but farmers are not benefiting from it. Only when farmers have a deeper understanding of the policy connotation and enjoyment of the new rural cooperative medical care can they make the right choice.
Generally speaking, the main factors for township and town cadres to urge the peasants to participate in the insurance rate are policy requirements, responsibility pressure, and the benefits provided to the masses. In order to ensure the successful development of the new type of rural cooperative medical care, it is necessary to strengthen policy publicity, provide convenient services, and pay attention to the needs of rural households. In this process, rural households should fully understand and cooperate with the work of the members of the two village committees, and contribute to the successful development of the new rural cooperative medical care.