How to compensate for poverty alleviation and relocation of old houses

Legal analysis: poverty alleviation and relocation, as its name implies, is poverty alleviation and an important measure for the country to carry out comprehensive poverty alleviation. Poverty alleviation relocation is a policy-supported migration, and the relocated poor households will get certain economic compensation. Poverty alleviation and relocation will receive economic compensation. Generally, there are two ways to help the poor move: 1 is housing resettlement compensation. That is, the state unified the construction of resettlement houses for immigrants, distributed resettlement houses to poor households, and moved poor households in rural areas to resettlement houses. 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. Two are 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 will demolish the original houses themselves, 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 cities.

Legal basis: Regulations on Expropriation and Compensation of Houses on State-owned Land

Article 2 In order to meet the needs of public interests, the expropriation of houses of units and individuals on state-owned land shall give fair compensation to the owner of the expropriated house (hereinafter referred to as the expropriated person).

Article 3 House expropriation and compensation shall follow the principles of democratic decision-making, due process and open results.

Article 4 The municipal and county people's governments shall be responsible for the house expropriation and compensation within their respective administrative areas.

The house expropriation departments determined by the people's governments at the city and county levels (hereinafter referred to as the house expropriation departments) shall organize the implementation of the house expropriation and compensation work within their respective administrative areas.

The relevant departments of the people's governments at the city and county levels shall, in accordance with the provisions of these regulations and the division of responsibilities stipulated by the people's governments at the corresponding levels, cooperate with each other to ensure the smooth progress of the house expropriation and compensation work.

Article 5 The house expropriation department may entrust the house expropriation implementation unit to undertake the specific work of house expropriation and compensation. The implementation unit of house expropriation shall not be for profit.

The house expropriation department is responsible for supervising the house expropriation and compensation implemented by the house expropriation implementation unit within the scope of entrustment, and shall bear legal responsibility for the consequences of its actions.