The "six precise measures" refer to precisely identifying the poor, accurate project arrangements, proper use of funds, household-targeted measures, precise stationing of poverty-relief officials in villages, and measurable effects of poverty relief. The "six precise measures," put forward by Chinese President Xi Jinping in June 2015 during an inspection tour in southwest China's Guizhou Province, is a basic requirement for China's successful implantation of precise poverty alleviation and precise poverty eradication.
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