TY - BOOK AU - Tong,Min ED - SpringerLink (Online service) TI - Multidimensional Practice of Social Work for Poverty Alleviation in China T2 - Poverty-Alleviation and Social Work in China, SN - 9789819796816 AV - HN25 PY - 2024/// CY - Singapore PB - Springer Nature Singapore, Imprint: Springer KW - Well-being KW - Social structure KW - Equality KW - Economic policy KW - Social policy KW - Well-Being KW - Social Structure KW - Socio-Economic Policy N1 - A Literature Review on Targeted Poverty Alleviation and Social Work -- Intensive Poverty Alleviation through Social Work Service Projects -- Multifaceted Social Work Practices in Tackling Deep Poverty -- Combating Deep Poverty: A Social Work Approach through Integrated Multidimensional Services -- Intensive Poverty Alleviation through Social Work: Theoretical Logic of Multidimensional Practice N2 - This book is based on China's poverty alleviation work and combines social work expertise with anti-poverty research to provide a blueprint as a reference for preventing poverty return in the post-2020 era, promoting rural governance, and effectively linking poverty eradication and rural revitalization. Through a two-year participatory cooperation, the book, taking the targeted poverty alleviation pilot project named “Warmhearted Home Delivery” in T District(Xiamen City, Fujian Province) as a case study, finds that social work against poverty among the deeply impoverished needs to base on a "fact-ethic" two-dimensional perspective integrating risk with ability to achieve the trinary combination of the population classification to prevent the risk of returning to poverty, the exploiting the potential of families to solve the living difficulties, and the environmental-supported community multi-participation assets. This book is the first professional book in China that systematically describes how to do a good job in poverty eradication and poverty return prevention for people with deep poverty. This book records the time, demonstrates the academic achievements, and focuses on people's livelihood UR - https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-9681-6 ER -