Anti-Poverty Social Work

This book adopts a social work theoretical perspective to systematically explore the theoretical framework and evolution path of anti-poverty social work. By integrating the practical experience and typical cases of anti-poverty efforts in poverty alleviation areas, it conducts a dialogue between Western theories and local experiences on the theme of anti-poverty social work. From the perspective of endogenous driving forces, anti-poverty models such as project-based poverty alleviation, organizational poverty alleviation, poverty alleviation by resident officials, poverty alleviation in ethnic areas, health poverty alleviation, and relocation poverty alleviation, as well as the transition from poverty alleviation to rural revitalization, all incorporate the theoretical concern of social work. This book can serve as a professional reference book for anti-poverty social work theory and practice and can also be read by those engaged in the consolidation and expansion of the achievements of poverty alleviation, as well as other relevant individuals.