Regarding the effectiveness of poverty alleviation policies, different regions and policy implementation situations may vary. In some places, poverty alleviation policies have indeed achieved certain results, helping many poor families improve their living conditions and increase their income levels. At the same time, the effectiveness of policy implementation is also affected by many factors such as local government, resource allocation, and socio-economic environment. In some regions, there may be problems such as poor implementation of poverty alleviation policies, improper use of funds, or lagging local economic development, resulting in no significant improvement in the poverty situation. In addition, poverty alleviation policies need to be combined with local actual conditions during design and implementation to ensure that the policies can effectively meet the needs of the poor. In general, the complexity and long-term nature of poverty alleviation work determine that the poverty situation may not be improved immediately in some places, but overall, poverty alleviation policies in many places have played a positive role. When implementing poverty alleviation policies, countries are constantly summarizing experiences and improving methods in order to achieve better results.