1. What are the national construction standards for targeted poverty alleviation relocation buildings?
The "Relocation for Poverty Alleviation" (full name: Relocation for Poverty Alleviation) project is mainly invested by the central government. Appropriate local matching is implemented jointly by the central and provincial governments. The subsidy targets are poor households in areas with poor living conditions or fragile ecological environment. Before 2009, a combination of overall relocation and sporadic relocation will be implemented. The support standard is: a subsidy of 1,000 yuan per person for relocation, and a subsidy of 1,000 yuan per household. 5,000 yuan, the so-called "15" subsidy policy. Since 2009, centralized relocation has been implemented and sporadic relocations will no longer be arranged. The national key counties for poverty alleviation will arrange the implementation of 2 villages every year. The support standard is: 3,800 yuan per person for relocation. Each household is subsidized with village foundation fees of 1,000 yuan, and each extremely poor household is subsidized with another 10,000 yuan (controlled to 10% of the farmers at the point). Since 2001, the county has invested a total of 66.68 million yuan to relocate 1,884 households with 8,649 poor people. 7,988 new houses covering an area of 159,700 square meters were built, and 86 overall relocation sites were built. The living and development environment of the poor has been significantly improved.
2. What are the national construction standards for targeted poverty alleviation relocation houses?
Targeted poverty alleviation and relocation, the construction area strictly follows the regulations of the five national ministries and commissions. Whether it is centralized resettlement or decentralized resettlement (including independent house purchase), the per capita housing construction area shall not exceed 25 square meters.
The National Development and Reform Commission, the Poverty Alleviation Office and other five departments jointly issued the "Relocation Work Plan for Poverty Alleviation during the "Thirteenth Five-Year Plan" Period. 3. Construction Content and Subsidy Standards
Construction Content: Focusing on improving relocation The target production and living conditions and development environment, the construction of basic production and living facilities such as electricity, roads, gas and network, and the supporting construction of education and service facilities.
Construction standards: The per capita housing construction area subsidized by the central government for registered poor households shall not exceed 25 square meters (homestead). For other rural households that really need to relocate simultaneously with the registered poor households, each province can According to the production and living habits of local residents, combined with local financial resources and farmers' self-financing capabilities, the area control standards must be resolutely prevented from blindly expanding the housing area: taking into account the financing capabilities of local governments in different regions. In order to further reflect the accuracy of poverty alleviation policies, the relocation subsidy policy will be appropriately increased. Investment subsidy funds within the central budget will focus on supporting the central and western regions, especially contiguous special economic zones and key counties for national poverty alleviation and development work. They will be mainly used for housing of relocation targets. Construction. Eastern provinces with poverty alleviation and relocation tasks mainly rely on their own financial resources. China's provinces undertake loans from financial institutions through market-oriented investment and financing entities for housing and supporting infrastructure in resettlement areas, and public housing. ***Construction of service facilities. The per capita loan demand should be based on the construction cost, combined with the central budget investment, project capital, etc.
Each province formulates and announces the housing for the registered poor population in accordance with the central budget investment subsidy standards. Establish minimum subsidy standards, and take overall consideration of different regional development conditions, construction costs and other factors, formulate differentiated subsidy standards within the province, ensure that registered poor people move to rural households to bear the burden, and increase the difficulty of poverty alleviation
Targeted poverty alleviation relocation, combined with national standards, has issued corresponding policies. The following are excerpts from the relevant content of the "Danjiangkou City 2016 Relocation Implementation Plan"
Housing construction standards. Basic poverty alleviation and security housing is economical, practical and beautiful, and has basic occupancy conditions.
House construction standards shall be strictly implemented according to the five national ministries and commissions (including independent house purchase), and the per capita housing construction area shall be equal to It shall not exceed 25 square meters. It will be constructed according to four types of units: 50, 75, 100, and 125 square meters. The unit types must be accurately matched to each household, and at least one town (office, district, district) or village must have a unified single-person house design. Concentrate the construction of public rental housing on a village-by-village basis.
The cost of housing construction and the cost of relocation and construction of incentive households are temporarily determined based on the structure and transportation distance of building materials at 8 per square meter). For relocated households who move into cities and towns, financial subsidies will be implemented in accordance with the standards for resettlement and housing construction in each middle school. Old buildings must be demolished to build new ones, and those who demolish old houses will be rewarded at a rate of 2,500 yuan per capita, with each household having the highest structural standards. The city planning department provides three structural options: large roof, brick-concrete (with slope) below five floors, and frame above six floors. When the house is completed and accepted, it is required that the house has a consistent appearance, indoor water and electricity, and the installation of doors and windows. Poor households should not be in debt and engage in fine renovations that would affect poverty alleviation. For each prefabricated house, poor households are guided to choose the type of house according to the population to improve the timeliness of house construction.
3. What are the national construction standards for targeted poverty alleviation relocation houses?
Financial service needs to support poor people to move, live stably and become rich. Support the China Development Bank and the Agricultural Development Bank to raise credit funds through the issuance of financial bonds, and issue low-cost, long-term poverty alleviation and relocation loans based on the principle of principal preservation or small profits. The central government will provide 90% of the loan interest discount. The National Development Bank and the Agricultural Development Bank should strengthen credit management, simplify loan approval procedures, reasonably determine loan interest rates, and do a good job in docking with relocation poverty alleviation projects. At the same time, the purpose of loans shall be strictly enforced to ensure that loan support targets are accurate and loan funds are earmarked for specific purposes. Information on the issuance of relocation loans for poverty alleviation and relocation shall be regularly reported to various branches of the People's Bank of China.
Developmental, policy-based finance and commercial and cooperative finance should strengthen coordination and cooperation, and increase support for the poor people in resettlement areas to directly or indirectly participate in subsequent industrial development. All branches of the People's Bank of China should strengthen the monitoring, statistics and assessment of relocation loans for poverty alleviation within their jurisdiction, and guide and urge financial institutions to issue loans in accordance with laws and regulations.
IV. Compensation standards for relocation for poverty alleviation
1. What are the compensation standards for relocation for poverty alleviation 1. The compensation standards for relocation for poverty alleviation are as follows: (1) For centralized resettlement and unified housing construction, The per capita house building subsidy for registered poor households is 25,000 yuan; (2) For dispersed resettlement, the per capita house building subsidy for registered poor households is 20,000 yuan. 2. Legal basis: Article 17 of the Regulations on the Expropriation and Compensation of Houses on State-Owned Land. The compensation provided to the expropriated persons by the municipal and county-level people's governments that make the decision to expropriate the houses includes: (1) Compensation for the value of the expropriated houses; ( 2) Compensation for relocation and temporary resettlement caused by house expropriation; (3) Compensation for losses caused by suspension of production and business due to house expropriation. The people's governments at the city and county levels shall formulate subsidies and reward measures to provide subsidies and rewards to the expropriated persons. Article 18 If a personal residence is expropriated and the person being expropriated meets the conditions for housing security, the municipal or county-level people's government that made the decision to expropriate the house shall give priority to housing security. Specific measures shall be formulated by provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government. 2. What are the conditions required for relocation for poverty alleviation in other places? The conditions required for relocation for poverty alleviation in other places are as follows: 1. Poor production and living conditions such as barren land, prominent conflicts between man and land, lack of water resources; 2. Fragile ecological environment, severe or moderate rocky desertification 3. It belongs to the restricted development zone or prohibited development zone of the main functional area, or is in other restricted or inappropriate areas for development.