What are the specific conditions for the state to subsidize large-scale pig raising? Which departments should I go to? I come from Hubei. If you have relevant information, please send it to me. Thank

What are the specific conditions for the state to subsidize large-scale pig raising? Which departments should I go to? I come from Hubei. If you have relevant information, please send it to me. Thank you. . . Yes, Interim Measures for the Administration of Insurance Premium Subsidies for Fertile Sows Chapter I General Provisions Article 1 These Measures are formulated to actively support the solution of the "three rural issues", mobilize the enthusiasm of the majority of pig farmers, protect the production capacity of fertile sows, further stabilize the supply of live pigs, establish a long-term mechanism conducive to the healthy development of the live pig industry, and safeguard people's lives. The state supports the establishment of an insurance system for fertile sows throughout the country. Article 2 The term "insurance premium subsidy for fertile sows" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the insurance business for fertile sows carried out by relevant agricultural insurance institutions (hereinafter referred to as institutions) organized by the provincial financial department, and the Ministry of Finance directly subsidizes the insured pig farmers according to a certain proportion of the insurance premium for fertile sows. Article 3 The insurance premium subsidies for fertile sows shall follow the principles of government guidance, market operation, extensive participation and coordinated promotion. Government guidance means that the Ministry of Finance and financial departments below the provincial level (hereinafter referred to as local financial departments) actively publicize, promote and implement the development of sow insurance business in the form of premium subsidies, protect the enthusiasm of pig farmers and promote pig production. Market-oriented operation refers to the market-oriented operation of the insurance business of fertile sows relying on the agency. While fully mobilizing the enthusiasm of the agency, it attaches importance to business risks and formulates methods and measures to prevent and resolve risks. Extensive participation means that the Ministry of Finance, local financial departments, agricultural departments, agencies, professional cooperative organizations, leading enterprises and other relevant parties should make concerted efforts to urge eligible pig farmers to actively insure and include all eligible sows in the insurance coverage. Collaborative promotion means that premium subsidy policy should be organically combined with other policies of supporting agriculture and benefiting farmers and agricultural credit policy, and the comprehensive effect of fiscal policy should be exerted to achieve practical results. Chapter II Scope of Subsidies Article 4 The insurance liability of fertile sows provided by the Ministry of Finance is the direct death of fertile sows due to major diseases, natural disasters and accidents. The main diseases include: septicemia, bluetongue, pruritus, swine fever, swine pneumonia, erysipelas, blue ear disease, epidemic diarrhea, swine streptococcosis, foot-and-mouth disease and its immune side effects; Natural disasters include: typhoon, tornado, rainstorm, lightning strike, earthquake, flood (except government flood storage) and hail; Accidents include: debris flow, landslide, fire, explosion, building collapse and falling objects in the air. The provincial finance department may increase the insurance liability according to the local actual situation, and the premium thus increased may be subsidized by the local finance department according to a certain proportion. Due to human mismanagement, intentional or negligent behavior, as well as violation of epidemic prevention regulations or failure to treat in time after onset, the death of fertile sows does not enjoy the premium subsidy provided by the Ministry of Finance. Article 5 For the insurance business of fertile sows with premium subsidies provided by the Ministry of Finance, the insurance amount shall be determined according to a certain proportion of the physiological value (including the purchase price and feeding cost) of fertile sows, and shall not exceed the market price of fertile sows. The agency should calculate the insurance premium rate on this basis. Sixth insured pig farmers must meet the following conditions: (1) can breed more than 30 sows; Those who have not reached this scale should be insured through professional cooperative organizations or take the village and township as the unit to participate in insurance. (2) The feeding fence is sanitary, which can ensure the feeding quality. Article 7 The areas where the Ministry of Finance provides premium subsidies are: (1) Central China 10 provinces, including Hebei, Shanxi, Jilin, Heilongjiang, Anhui, Jiangxi, Henan, Hubei, Hunan and Hainan; (2) Western region 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), including Inner Mongolia, Guangxi, Chongqing, Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou, Tibet, Shaanxi, Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia and Xinjiang; (3) Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, Heilongjiang Provincial Land Reclamation Bureau, Guangdong Provincial Land Reclamation Bureau and Hainan Provincial Land Reclamation Bureau. Article 8 In nine eastern provinces (cities) such as Beijing, Tianjin, Liaoning, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Shandong and Guangdong, the premium of sow insurance business shall be borne by local financial departments and pig farmers, and the subsidy ratio of local financial departments shall be determined by provincial financial departments according to local actual conditions. Article 9 The subsidy standard for the insurance business of fertile sows provided by the Ministry of Finance is: for the central and western regions, on the basis of 30% premium subsidized by local finance, the Ministry of Finance subsidizes 50% premium, and pig farmers bear 20% premium. For Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, Heilongjiang Agricultural Reclamation Bureau, Guangdong Agricultural Reclamation Bureau and Hainan Agricultural Reclamation Bureau, the Ministry of Finance subsidizes 80% of the premium, and pig farmers bear 20% of the premium. Local financial departments can appropriately increase the proportion of premium subsidies according to local actual conditions, and can also mobilize leading enterprises to bear part of the premiums for pig farmers. Insured pig farmers directly pay the premium according to their own proportion. Article 10 All provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall, according to the local financial situation, the breeding situation of fertile sows and the affordability of pig farmers, formulate specific premium subsidy schemes, premium subsidy management measures and related promotion measures, earnestly implement the responsibilities of all parties concerned, expand the insurance coverage of fertile sows, conscientiously do a good job in raising, allocating, managing and settling premium subsidy funds, and report the above matters to the Ministry of Finance for the record. Eleventh provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government shall, in conjunction with the handling agencies, formulate specific insurance clauses and ways to bear the liability for compensation for sow insurance, and report them to the Ministry of Finance for the record. The insurance policy shall specify the proportion and specific amount of premiums borne by the Ministry of Finance, local financial departments, pig farmers, leading enterprises and other relevant parties. Chapter III Capital Budget Management Article 12 The premium subsidy funds undertaken by the Ministry of Finance shall be included in the annual central fiscal budget. The premium subsidy funds undertaken by the local finance are arranged by the local finance department budget, and the provincial finance department is responsible for supervising the implementation. Thirteenth local financial departments should set up special subjects to manage premium subsidy funds. Premium subsidy funds shall be subject to special management and accounted for separately. Article 14 According to the insured quantity, insurance premium rate, insurance amount and premium subsidy ratio of fertile sows, the provincial finance department separately calculates the premium subsidy funds that the Ministry of Finance and local finance should bear, prepares the annual plan of premium subsidy, and submits an application for the next year's budget to the Ministry of Finance before the end of September each year. The Ministry of Finance will arrange the next year's premium subsidy fund budget after examination. Article 15 The Ministry of Finance shall issue the annual premium subsidy fund budget before the beginning of April each year. Sixteenth provincial finance departments should grasp the actual use of premium subsidy funds in a timely manner. In the annual implementation, if the number of insured persons exceeds the expected number, resulting in insufficient premium subsidy funds, the provincial financial department shall timely arrange for compensation (including premium subsidy funds to be borne by the Ministry of Finance) and apply to the Ministry of Finance for compensation in the next year. Article 17 The premium subsidy funds arranged by the Ministry of Finance and local financial departments shall be earmarked for special purposes. If there is any balance in the current year, it will be deducted from the next year's budget. Article 18 The premium subsidy funds of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, Heilongjiang Agricultural Reclamation Bureau, Guangdong Agricultural Reclamation Bureau and Hainan Agricultural Reclamation Bureau shall be allocated according to the current budget management system. Chapter iv implementation, monitoring and management of capital budget article 19 premium subsidy funds shall be paid by the state treasury in a centralized way. The premium subsidy institution in charge of the local financial department is responsible for preparing the fund payment plan and applying for direct financial payment to the financial treasury department at the same level according to the progress of budget implementation. (1) The payment management of premium subsidy funds undertaken by the Ministry of Finance and provincial financial departments is as follows: 1. If the premium subsidy funds are included in the provincial budget, they shall be paid directly to the agency by the provincial treasury department through the zero-balance account of the central special fund. 2 premium subsidy funds included in the city and county budgets, the provincial treasury department will directly pay the funds to the special account of the city and county central special funds through the zero-balance account of the central special funds; Then the municipal and county finance and treasury departments will directly pay the funds to the agency through the special account of the central special fund. (2) The payment management of premium subsidy funds undertaken by the municipal finance department is as follows: 1. Premium subsidy funds included in the municipal budget, by the municipal treasury department through the central special fund accounts directly paid to the agency. 2 premium subsidy funds included in the county budget, the municipal treasury department will directly pay the funds to the county-level financial central special fund account; Then the county-level financial treasury department will directly pay the funds to the agency through the special account of the central special fund. (3) The premium subsidy funds undertaken by the county-level financial department shall be paid directly to the agency by the county-level financial treasury department through the special account of the central government. Article 20 If a special account for the central special fund has not been opened, the procedures for opening an account and filing information shall be handled with reference to the relevant requirements of the Notice of the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Education on Printing and Distributing the Interim Measures for the Management of the Payment of the Central Special Fund for the Reform of the Rural Compulsory Education Guarantee Mechanism (No.23 [2006] of the Treasury). Article 21 The local financial department shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions of Article 19 of this circular, allocate the premium subsidy funds for this year undertaken by the corresponding level to the special account of the central special fund of the lower financial department or the handling institution before the end of each year/kloc-0. The Ministry of Finance refers to the budget of premium subsidy funds in the previous year, and allocates this year's premium subsidy funds to the provincial finance department before February 10 every year. Article 22 After confirming that all the premium subsidy funds for this year undertaken by the local financial department are in place, the Ministry of Finance will fully allocate the premium subsidy funds for this year to the provincial financial department according to the premium subsidy budget issued this year and the premium subsidy funds pre-allocated at the beginning of the year. After receiving the premium subsidy funds allocated by the superior financial department, the local financial department shall timely allocate funds in accordance with the relevant provisions of Article 19 of this Notice. After receiving the premium subsidy funds allocated by the Ministry of Finance, the provincial financial department shall submit the budget documents and budget decomposition documents of the premium subsidy funds to the Ministry of Finance for the record. Twenty-third local financial departments shall, according to the proportion of premium subsidies in the annual plan, allocate premium subsidies to the agency in advance, and settle the accounts at the end of the year according to the facts, and shall not be in arrears. When the premium subsidy funds are insufficient, the provincial financial department shall timely arrange the disbursement; When there is a balance of premium subsidy funds, the agency shall turn it over to the local financial department. Twenty-fourth provincial financial departments shall settle the premium subsidy funds of the previous year within two months after the end of the year and prepare the annual final accounts of the premium subsidy funds. Article 25 The Ministry of Finance shall dynamically monitor the payment of premium subsidy funds through the financial treasury dynamic monitoring system. The information that needs to be specified when the provincial, municipal and county finance and treasury departments issue financial direct payment instructions, as well as the dynamic monitoring information fed back to the Ministry of Finance, shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Notice of the Ministry of Finance on Relevant Matters Concerning Centralized Payment of Financial Agricultural Insurance Premium Subsidies to the State Treasury (Caiku [2007] No.58). Chapter V Institutional Management Article 26 For the sow insurance business with premium subsidies provided by the Ministry of Finance, the agency shall be determined through bidding, which shall mainly reflect the insurance service level and avoid vicious price competition. All provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall report the name, legal representative, bank account number, contact person and telephone number of the collection agency to the Ministry of Finance. Article 27 For the insurance business of fertile sows with premium subsidies provided by the Ministry of Finance, the agency shall meet the following conditions: (1) It can engage in agricultural insurance business with the approval of the insurance supervision and administration institution; (2) Having more than two years of relevant business experience; (3) Having a sound institutional network and being able to go deep into rural grass-roots units to carry out business; (4) Having certain financial strength and being able to bear relevant business risks. Twenty-eighth agencies can take the form of self-management, agency for local governments, and joint operation with local governments. , the specific way is determined by the provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government. Article 29 The relevant departments of the governments of all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall give active support to the exhibition industry, underwriting, survey and loss determination, claim settlement, disaster prevention and loss prevention of the handling institutions. All provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government may, on the basis of complying with the relevant provisions of the state, take various measures such as insuring risks and subsidizing expenses to support agencies to carry out business. Thirtieth agencies should continuously strengthen business promotion and personnel training, carefully introduce relevant insurance knowledge to pig farmers, clearly inform the scope of insurance liability, and continuously improve business management level and service quality. Thirty-first agencies should strictly control the insured sows and accurately verify the insured quantity and physical characteristics. All sows that can be insured must be marked with a unified logo as the basis for insurance, so as to effectively prevent moral hazard. Chapter VI Supervision and Inspection Article 32 The provincial financial department shall prepare the quarterly usage table and quarterly financial report of premium subsidy funds, submit them to the Ministry of Finance within 15 days after the end of each quarter, and send a copy to the local financial Ombudsman office of the Ministry of Finance. The provincial finance department shall report the business development of the previous year to the Ministry of Finance within two months after the end of the year, and the contents of the report shall include the insured quantity, insurance premium rate, risk status and operating results. For the problems existing in the premium subsidy work, the provincial financial department shall report to the Ministry of Finance in a timely manner. Article 33 The Ministry of Finance will regularly supervise and inspect the premium subsidy funds, evaluate the use and effect of the subsidy funds, and take it as the basis for adjusting the premium subsidy amount for the next year. Thirty-fourth provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government should take effective measures to promote the insurance business of fertile sows so that the insurance rate of fertile sows can reach 100%. The local financial department should organically combine the premium subsidy policy with other financial policies for benefiting farmers to ensure the insurance rate of sows. Article 35 Where a local financial department or institution provides false materials to defraud premium subsidy funds, the Ministry of Finance will order it to make corrections, recover the corresponding premium subsidy funds, and impose penalties according to the Regulations on Penalties and Punishment for Financial Violations (the State Council Decree No.427) and other relevant state regulations. Article 36 These Measures shall come into force as of the date of promulgation.