Is there any compensation for poor households to relocate their old houses?

There will basically be compensation for demolition, and poor households will also have compensation for demolition. Housing resettlement compensation, that is, the state unified the construction of resettlement houses for immigrants, distributed resettlement houses to poor households, and relocated resettlement houses for poor rural households. After the relocation, the old house was demolished according to the regulations, and the homestead was owned by the village collective. This situation is only aimed at housing resettlement and demolition. The village collective will not recover the cultivated land of the needy households, and the needy households can still cultivate their own land after moving. Compensation for economic demolition. That is, after the state pays the housing demolition compensation and land resettlement compensation to the needy households according to the compensation standard for demolition and resettlement, the needy households demolish the original houses, return the homestead and land to the village collective, and use the resettlement compensation to buy land and homestead in other places, or buy commercial housing in the city.

"Regulations on the Expropriation and Compensation of Houses on State-owned Land" Article 17 The compensation given to the expropriated person by the people's government at the city or county level that made the decision on house expropriation includes:

(1) Compensation for the value of the expropriated house;

(two) relocation compensation and temporary resettlement caused by the expropriation of houses;

(3) Compensation for losses caused by expropriation of houses. The people's governments at the city and county levels shall formulate measures for subsidies and incentives, and give subsidies and incentives to the expropriated people.

Will the land be recovered after poverty alleviation and relocation?

After the poverty alleviation and relocation, the original land of farmers was not recovered by the state for free, but was compensated in other ways, and the rural collective economic organizations and farmers whose land was expropriated were given reasonable compensation and proper resettlement according to law. Move to urban and rural areas, get a new house, find a job, or buy social security. Rural residents in other areas who move, re-divide, divide houses, or arrange jobs and buy corresponding insurance.