At the 2020 two sessions, the Hainan delegation to the NPC and Hainan CPPCC members made suggestions and proposals around livelihood including ones in the childcare, education, medical service, and elderly care areas.
Students from Hainan Electromechanical Engineering School modify drones under the guidance of their teacher. Hainan takes the first step in establishing vocational junior classes in a part of junior secondary schools, an innovation in poverty reduction efforts. [Photo/hinews.cn]
Childcare
Lyu Wei, a deputy to the 13th NPC, has suggested ensuring rural people's access to childcare public health services in central and western China. Relevant departments should boost inclusive family childcare services led by the government, as well as increase the investment and ensure the sustainability of this project.
Methods to get sufficient early childhood education teachers wass also a concern of many Hainan NPC deputies and CPPCC members.
"To solve this problem, standards and regulations about officially budgeted teacher posts should be made," said Shi Yiyun, the vice chairperson of the CPPCC Hainan Provincial Committee.
Education
Pan Huili, the vice chairman of the China Association for Promoting Democracy Hainan Provincial Committee, paid more attention on the management of rural boarding schools.
"To formulate the standards of service staff for rural boarding schools, the Ministry of Education should create the regulations, stabilize service staff teams, and boost the improvement of education quality," she said.
Workers busy at a poverty reduction workshop in Wenru town, Chengmai county. [Photo/hinews.cn]
General practitioner Tang Dian checks the health of members of impoverished households in Shuyun town, Qiongzhong Li and Miao autonomous county.[Photo/hinews.cn]
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