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Central Government’s assistance
—300 billion yuan in financial subsidies (1952-2010)
—160 billion yuan in direct investment (the past 60 years)
—4,393 projects, with a total of 13.3 billion yuan in funds and 4,742 cadres from across the country dispatched to work in Tibet under the partnership assistance program in which state departments, provincial and municipal governments, and stateowned enterprises participated (1994-2010)
Economic growth
Tibet’s GDP soared 111.8 times from 1951 to 2010, an average annual growth of 8.3 percent.
Fixed-asset investment
From 1959 to 2010, fixed-asset investment in Tibet totaled 275.1 billion yuan, registering an average annual growth of over 15 percent.
Industrial development
The total industrial output value registered an annual growth rate of 14.1 percent from 1956 to 2010.
Foreign trade
The total value of imports and exports reached $835.94 million in 2010.
Housing
Before 1951, more than 90 percent of the people in Tibet had no private housing. Over the past 60 years the Tibetan people’s living conditions have constantly improved.
Transportation
All townships and more than 80 percent of the administrative villages in Tibet have gained access to highways.
Education
Before 1951, the enrollment rate for school-age children was less than 2 percent, while the illiteracy rate was as high as 95 percent among the young and the middle-aged. Now the illiteracy rate among young people and the middleaged has fallen to 1.2 percent.
—300 billion yuan in financial subsidies (1952-2010)
—160 billion yuan in direct investment (the past 60 years)
—4,393 projects, with a total of 13.3 billion yuan in funds and 4,742 cadres from across the country dispatched to work in Tibet under the partnership assistance program in which state departments, provincial and municipal governments, and stateowned enterprises participated (1994-2010)
Economic growth
Tibet’s GDP soared 111.8 times from 1951 to 2010, an average annual growth of 8.3 percent.
Fixed-asset investment
From 1959 to 2010, fixed-asset investment in Tibet totaled 275.1 billion yuan, registering an average annual growth of over 15 percent.
Industrial development
The total industrial output value registered an annual growth rate of 14.1 percent from 1956 to 2010.
Foreign trade
The total value of imports and exports reached $835.94 million in 2010.
Housing
Before 1951, more than 90 percent of the people in Tibet had no private housing. Over the past 60 years the Tibetan people’s living conditions have constantly improved.
Transportation
All townships and more than 80 percent of the administrative villages in Tibet have gained access to highways.
Education
Before 1951, the enrollment rate for school-age children was less than 2 percent, while the illiteracy rate was as high as 95 percent among the young and the middle-aged. Now the illiteracy rate among young people and the middleaged has fallen to 1.2 percent.