현재 위치 - 인적 자원 플랫폼망 - 가정 서비스 - National policy for relocation of entire villages
National policy for relocation of entire villages

In the relocation of the whole village, most of them involve two groups of families, one is registered poor households, and the other is ordinary farmers. The relocation of poor households is called concentrated relocation, and the relocation of ordinary rural households is called simultaneous relocation. The subsidies received by the two during relocation are different, and the specific local policies shall prevail.

1. The per capita housing subsidy for registered poor people is 20,000 yuan, and the per capita housing subsidy for non-poor people is 12,000 yuan.

2. Those who sign a relocation and old house demolition agreement and demolish the old house on schedule will be rewarded 15,000 yuan each.

3. For extremely poor households such as those with no source of livelihood, no ability to work, and no legal support obligor, priority can be given to resettlement by the civil administration service agency. If the civil administration service agency cannot resettle, they will be resettled. The government will then provide corresponding resettlement housing based on the actual family size, with free living and property rights owned by the government.

What are the requirements for relocation of the entire village?

Currently, there are many relocations for poverty alleviation. However, not many whole villages have been relocated. Most of them are in areas with harsh environments that are not suitable for living or where the country needs to acquire land to implement a certain project. For example, whole villages will be relocated in the following situations:

1. Living in areas prone to geological disasters: such as areas with frequent earthquakes and severe rocky desertification

2. Areas with poor transportation, water and electricity, and inconvenience for children to go to school: For example, in remote mountainous areas where water and electricity have not yet been connected.

3. Living in dilapidated houses: For example, in areas where the surrounding housing conditions are very poor and there is no development prospect, if you are willing to demolish the old houses, this type of housing can be used. People can participate in relocation.

4. The whole village is in an area with less than 50 households and is very poor: For example, the total number of households in this village is less than 50 and more than 50% of the farmers are poor and cannot earn a living. The source area can be relocated as a whole.

Legal basis:

·"Land Management Law of the People's Republic of China (2019 Amendment)·"

Article 45

For the needs of public interests, if there is any of the following circumstances and it is really necessary to expropriate land collectively owned by farmers, the expropriation may be carried out in accordance with the law:

(1) Land is needed for military and diplomatic purposes;

(2) Land is needed for energy, transportation, water conservancy, communications, postal and other infrastructure construction organized by the government;

( 3) Public affairs organized and implemented by the government such as science and technology, education, culture, health, sports, ecological environment and resource protection, disaster prevention and reduction, cultural relics protection, comprehensive community services, social welfare, municipal public services, preferential care and resettlement, and protection of heroes and martyrs. Land is needed for undertakings;

(4) Land is needed for poverty alleviation and relocation and affordable housing projects organized and implemented by the government;

(5) In cities and towns determined by the overall land use plan Within the scope of construction land, land is needed for development and construction organized and implemented by local people's governments at or above the county level with the approval of the people's government at or above the provincial level; (6) The law stipulates that the land may be used for public interests. Other situations in which land collectively owned by farmers is expropriated.