Abstract
With the continuous promotion of new urbanization, the multidimensional poverty problem of new urban residents is becoming increasingly prominent. Due to significant differences between the new citizen group and the old citizen group, farmer group, and migrant worker group, traditional poverty alleviation measures applicable to the old citizen, farmer group, and migrant worker group are inefficient when applied to the new citizen group. Therefore, it is necessary to explore new poverty alleviation measures that are suitable for the actual needs of new citizen groups. This measure emphasizes the integration of multiple resources through a flexible urbanization model, fully leveraging the roles of diverse entities such as cities, rural areas, governments, communities, and employers. It aims to build a poverty alleviation system that blocks the poverty of new urban groups through the construction of capacity systems, rights protection mechanisms, public service systems, and cost sharing mechanisms.
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