What is ex situ poverty alleviation and relocation policy?

Relocation of ex situ poverty alleviation is a policy that, with the support of national policies, the poor people in poverty-stricken areas are relocated to places with better conditions and implemented in a planned, annual and planned manner, so that the production and living conditions in the relocated areas have been significantly improved, which is conducive to the poor people's entrepreneurship and employment, gradually improving their income level and quality of life, and ensuring that they can move out, live stably, have something to do and get rich.

Legal objectivity:

Article 3 of the Guiding Opinions on Winning the Three-year Campaign to Fight Poverty fully implements the national policy requirements and standards for ex situ poverty alleviation and relocation, further increases the proportion of centralized resettlement in combination with promoting new urbanization, steadily promotes decentralized resettlement and strengthens follow-up supervision, improves supporting infrastructure and public service facilities in resettlement areas, strictly abides by the housing construction area of poor households and the bottom line of self-financing, and coordinates various poverty alleviation measures to ensure the completion of the relocation and construction tasks of the remaining 3.9 million poor people, and ensures that one household is relocated and one household is lifted out of poverty. Strengthen community management and services in resettlement areas, do a good job in continuing services such as household registration transfer, medical treatment at school, social security and psychological counseling, and guide the relocated people to cultivate good living habits and integrate into the new environment and community as soon as possible. Strengthen the supervision and inspection of ex situ poverty alleviation and relocation, and ensure the high-quality completion of ex situ poverty alleviation and relocation objectives and tasks.