Follow-up support policies for ex situ poverty alleviation and relocation

Legal analysis: In order to satisfy the relocated households' yearning for a better life, the opinions are clear. The first is to improve the supporting infrastructure. Overall planning of infrastructure and basic public service facilities in resettlement areas, overall promotion of environmental sanitation facilities, municipal public facilities, public service facilities and supporting facilities of industrial platforms around resettlement areas, and filling shortcomings and omissions. The second is to strengthen the construction and management of public health facilities in resettlement areas. Rural resettlement areas should intensify the toilet revolution, carry out domestic garbage and sewage treatment, and continuously improve environmental sanitation. We should vigorously carry out patriotic health campaigns and guide the relocated people to develop a civilized, healthy, clean and green lifestyle. The third is to improve the service level of resettlement areas. Considering the population size of the relocated people and the supply of public services in the resettlement areas, we will promote the coverage of postal services, finance, telecommunications, gas and electricity to the resettlement areas, and effectively meet the needs of the relocated people for various public services; Relying on community service centers, vigorously develop community convenience services and voluntary mutual assistance services, and provide "one-stop" services such as household registration management, employment, schooling, medical treatment, social security and legal consultation for the relocated people; Fully equipped with teachers, medical service teams and other resources, support counties and cities to use public rental housing and affordable rental housing, ensure the new housing needs of eligible relocated people, and let the relocated people enjoy convenient and accessible public services.

Legal basis: temporary measures of social assistance

Article 2 The social assistance system shall adhere to the principles of supporting the bottom line, being difficult in emergency rescue and being sustainable, and be connected with other social security systems, and the level of social assistance shall be commensurate with the level of economic and social development.

Social assistance should follow the principles of openness, fairness, impartiality and timeliness.

Article 3 The civil affairs department of the State Council shall co-ordinate the construction of the national social assistance system. The State Council civil affairs, emergency management, health, education, housing and urban construction, human resources and social security, medical security and other departments are responsible for the corresponding social assistance management according to their respective responsibilities.

The departments of civil affairs, emergency management, health, education, housing and urban construction, human resources and social security, medical security and other departments of the local people's governments at or above the county level shall be responsible for the corresponding social assistance management within their respective administrative areas.

The administrative departments listed in the preceding two paragraphs are collectively referred to as social assistance management departments.

Fourth Township People's governments and sub-district offices are responsible for the acceptance, investigation and review of social assistance applications, and the specific work shall be undertaken by social assistance institutions or managers.

Villagers' committees and residents' committees shall assist in the relevant social assistance work.