Search Results - "Guizhou"

Health insurance and medical impoverishment in rural China: Evidence from Guizhou province by Zhang, Yumei, Filipski, Mateusz J., Chen, Kevin Z.

“…We analyze the effects of the New Rural Cooperative Medical Scheme (NCMS) on poverty, using micro-level household data from 17 villages in a poor area of China’s Guizhou province. A four-wave panel dataset allows us to follow NCMS through its reforms. …”
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Inequality in western rural China: A household analysis in Guizhou province [in Chinese] by Xing, Li, Fan, Shenggen, Luo, Xiaopeng, Zhang, Xiaobo

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Community poverty and inequality in western China: A tale of three villages in Guizhou Province by Xing, Li, Fan, Shenggen, Luo, Xiaopeng, Zhang, Xiaobo

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Road condition in Southwestern mountainous areas and Households' food availability: Based on the analysis of Guizhou household Survey [in Chinese] by Steady, Wang, Fan, Shenggen, Chen, Kevin Z., Zhang, Xiaobo, Yu, Lvkai

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Does "no increase nor reduce" land model take account of justice? A case study based on survey of Guizhou Province by Fan, Jianguo, Li, Ping, Chen, Kevin Z.

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The influence of pro-farmer policies on the income mobility of rural residents in impoverished area--An analysis based on tracking survey to rural households in 3 villages of Guizhou province by Zhang, Yumei, Chen, Kevin Z.

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Cost-effectiveness analysis of adopting rice methane mitigation measures in southern China by Chen, Kevin Z., Hu, Shuang

“…Cropping systems display clear regional differentiation. Guizhou is characterized mainly by rice–fish co-cultivation and single-season rice. …”
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Private vs. Community Management Responses to De-Collectivization: Illustrative Cases from China by Liu, J., Dong, J., Long, H., Xu, T., Putzel, L.

“…Key factors affecting outcomes were prior traditions, social cohesion, and market incentives to manage resources. In the Guizhou case, with a history of private ownership by people of different social groups and a reliance on restricted timber resources, reforms resulted in a fragmented forest management system. …”
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Who is poor this year? Understanding fluctuations in poverty status in three Chinese villages by Zhang, Yumei, Filipski, Mateusz J., Chen, Kevin Z., Diao, Xinshen

“…We shed light on poverty dynamics by analyzing a census-like survey of three villages of Guizhou province during 2004 to 2011. While the absolute poverty rate is decreasing sharply in the sample, households are highly vulnerable to shocks, and rates of entry or re-entry into poverty are high. …”
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Village inequality in Western China: Implications for development strategy in lagging regions by Xing, Li, Fan, Shenggen, Luo, Xiaopeng, Zhang, Xiaobo

“…This snapshot view of inequality within and between rural villages in western China is based on a census-type household survey in three administrative villages and a sampling survey of 286 natural villages in the poor province of Guizhou in 2004. In contrast to coastal regions, nonfarm income is distributed unevenly in this inland western region. …”
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Mapping, tissue distribution and polymorphism of porcine retinol binding protein genes (RBP5 and RBP7) by Gong, W.H., Tang, Z.L, Yang, S.L., Wang, H., Li, Y., Wang, Z.G., Li, K., Han Jianlin

“…Three of these SNPs were analyzed using the polymerase chain reaction-restriction-fragment length polymorphism (PCR-RFLP) method in Laiwu, Wuzhishan, Guizhou, Bama, Tongcheng, Yorkshire and Landrace pig breeds. …”
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Making health insurance pro-poor: Evidence from a household panel in rural China by Filipski, Mateusz J., Zhang, Yumei, Chen, Kevin Z.

“…We exploit primary panel data consisting of a complete census (over 3500 individuals) in three villages in Puding County, Guizhou province, collected in 2004, 2006, 2009 and 2011. …”
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Evaluation of the genetic diversity and population structure of Chinese indigenous horse breeds using 27 microsatellite markers by Ling, Y.H., Ma, Y.H., Guan, Wei-Jun, Cheng, Y.J., Wang, Y.P., Han, J.L., Mang, L., Zhao, Q.J., He, X.H., Pu, Y.B., Fu, B.L.

“…The Chinese breeds could be divided into five major groups, i.e. the south or along the Yangtze river group (Bose, Debao, Wenshan, Lichuan, Jianchang, Guizhou, Luoping, Jinjiang and Dali), the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau group (Chaidamu, Hequ, Datong, Yushu, Tibet Grassland and Tibet Valley), the Northeast of China group (Elenchuns, Jilin and Heihe), the Northwest of China group (Kazakh, Yili and Yanqi) and the Inner Mongolia group (Mongolia A, Sanhe, Xinihe,Wuzhumuqin and Sengeng). …”
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