Are there compensations for upstream flood discharge and downstream flood discharge?

1. Crop compensation in flood discharge area

Including food crops including rice, corn, potatoes, beans and so on; Traditional cash crops include peanuts, sesame seeds and cotton. Vegetables and characteristic cash crops include melons and fruits, lotus roots, Euryale ferox seeds, edible fungi and Chinese herbal medicines.

2. Compensation for aquaculture in flood discharge area

Animal husbandry includes fattening pigs, breeding pigs, piglets, beef cattle, frame cattle, mutton sheep, lambs, laying hens, broilers, broilers, ducks, geese, goslings, eliminated adult pigeons, young pigeons, breeding pigeons and bees.

Aquaculture includes intensive culture pond, common pond, natural aquaculture and comprehensive rice and fishery culture.

3. Economic forest compensation in flood discharge area

Poplar, willow, Amorpha fruticosa, fruit trees, vines, green seedlings, flowers, etc. Economic trees with a certain scale require a small class planting area of 1 mu and above. If trees are contracted, it can be converted into 1 mu for every 56 trees.

4. Housing compensation for residents in flood discharge area

According to the extent of damage to the main part of farmers' legal housing, the scope of compensation is as follows:

The farmhouse was slightly damaged.

Mainly blisters, the floor, doors, windows, walls and other surfaces of the house are damaged and need local maintenance.

Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Water Law.

Article 1 These Regulations are formulated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China and the Water Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) in order to strengthen the management of land acquisition and resettlement of large and medium-sized water conservancy and hydropower projects, rationally requisition land and properly resettle immigrants.

Article 2 These Regulations shall apply to the land requisition compensation and resettlement of large and medium-sized water conservancy and hydropower projects (hereinafter referred to as water conservancy and hydropower projects) built by the state.

Article 3 The state advocates and supports development immigrants by means of early compensation, subsidies and late support.

Fourth water conservancy and hydropower projects land acquisition compensation and resettlement follow the following principles:

(a) correctly handle the relationship between the state, the collective and the individual, and the resettlement area should obey the overall interests of the state;

(two) resettlement and reservoir construction, resource development, soil and water conservation, economic development, and gradually make the life of immigrants reach or exceed the original level;

(3) Resettlement should be based on local conditions, comprehensive planning, rational use of reservoir resources and local resettlement; If there are no resettlement conditions, resettlement can be carried out by developing wasteland and beaches, adjusting land and moving out, but the relevant provisions of national laws and regulations should be observed.