List of demolition of shanty towns in Yanling 1

The latest shantytown renovation is in the new urban area.

* * * 12 shantytown renovation project has been implemented. As of 20 18, 4 projects have basically completed relocation and resettlement, 3 projects have basically completed resettlement houses, and 3 projects are under construction. The community renovation project around Heminghu Lake has basically completed the signing work involving the model community, the masses are demolishing resettlement houses, and the construction site of commercial housing for resettlement has been determined; The west project of Nandajie Road has basically completed the house demolition, and the preliminary work such as construction site leveling and resettlement housing planning and design is under way. From 2065438 to 2008, seven new shed renovation projects were initially drawn up, including the second phase of the renovation of villages around the lake in heming. The project plans to expropriate 1065 houses, with a construction area of 295,000 square meters and a total investment of 146 billion yuan.

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"shantytown" generally refers to the housing concentration area in simple houses and shed-converted houses, that is, the place where houses with simple structure, poor earthquake resistance, fire prevention and flood control, crowded living, poor function, poor living environment, no roads, no greening, no public places and poor lighting and ventilation are concentrated.

1. Generate background

"Slum" phenomenon

Slum phenomenon is a remarkable manifestation of urban poverty in developing countries. The arrangement of house ownership is also different. In all slums, buildings range from the simplest shacks to permanent buildings, and some houses are even in amazing condition. Many slums lack clean water, electricity, sanitation and other basic services. Before the founding of New China, there were a large number of shanty towns in Shanghai, where sewage overflowed and infectious diseases were easy to breed. However, in contemporary China, with the gradual improvement of affordable housing construction, high-density living environment, lack of good surrounding green facilities, transportation facilities and community construction have all become new signs of urban "slums".

Slums are difficult to eradicate. Only Norway, Sweden and other Nordic countries with developed economy and adequate social welfare can eradicate slums. [ 1]

At the end of 2003, the United Nations reported that 654.38 billion people lived in "slums", accounting for 654.38+0/3 of the world urban population and 654.38+0/6 of the world total population. The report predicts that this number will double to 2 billion in 30 years. The development history of cities around the world shows that "slums" are inevitable in the process of urbanization. As long as big cities have a certain economic scale and agglomeration effect, they will always attract more and more immigrants from rural areas and surrounding small and medium-sized cities, thus causing and aggravating the "slum" problem.

2. Definition of "slum"

The United Nations Human Settlements Programme defines slums as "densely populated areas characterized by low standards and poverty". That is to say, a residential area can be defined as a "slum" if it lacks any of the five indicators, such as adequate drinking water, sanitation facilities, safe rental, stable housing and appropriate housing area.