Dadron Lhazom, an e-commerce entrepreneur who sells Tibetan ethnic products in Namling county, has been receiving support from the government. [Photo by Palden Nyima/chinaidaily.com.cn]

Phurbu Phutri, a resident of Kochak village in the city's Samdrubtse district, described herself to Kuaisou Xizang, a local news portal, on Sunday as one of thousands of beneficiaries. She has been relying on a locally based highland barley production company to earn a steady income for her family. The company was founded in 2006. Phurbu Phutri's job is packaging and sealing barley biscuits and cookies.

Students learn cooking skills at a vocational school in Tibet's Gyalze county. Training residents is one of the local government's a poverty alleviation measures. [Photo by Palden Nyima/chinadaily.com.cn]

"The company is very close to my home, and I am satisfied with the salary here," she said. "I like this job."

Most of the city's 100,000 rural residents have benefited by working in various local sectors, including forage grass, sheep, yak, organic vegetables, tourism, trade and ethnic handicrafts.

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