By the end of 20 19, how many people in Guizhou province had moved to help the poor?

As of August 3 1, 20 19, we have moved to 184. 50,000 people, accounting for 98% of the planned tasks. 1%, leaving 3. 50,000 people will all stay before the end of the year.

(1) ex situ poverty alleviation and relocation. Housing entities of poor households in the form of centralized resettlement subsidies enjoy state housing subsidies. In principle, the cost of housing construction, infrastructure and public service facilities is not more than 60,000 yuan per capita; In principle, the housing construction of poor households with scattered resettlement is 30 thousand yuan per person. For disadvantaged groups such as poor households and widowed elderly people, according to the relevant social security policies, they can rely on nursing homes for resettlement, or the government can co-ordinate the construction and implementation of the "turnkey" project. The original houses and homesteads of ex situ poverty alleviation and relocation households must all vacate and resume farming; The per capita housing area of poverty-stricken households relocated ex situ shall not exceed 25_, and the per capita housing area of synchronous relocation and centralized resettlement shall be implemented in principle with reference to ex situ poverty alleviation and relocation. During the 13th Five-Year Plan, 9,277 households with 33,866 people were relocated, including 2,306 households with 9,268 people in 2065, 4,423 households 1620 1 person in 438+07, and 2,548 households with 8,379 people in 20 18. All relocation and resettlement sites in the county were completed by the end of June and moved in by the end of September.

(2) Synchronous relocation. The identification of the object of synchronous relocation shall be based on the registered population of the household registration book in the village where Lushi County implements the synchronous relocation opinion (for Trial Implementation). As long as they meet the regional and personal conditions and fulfill the identification procedures, they can enjoy the synchronous relocation subsidy policy of 20,000 yuan per person. As long as you enjoy the policy of simultaneous relocation compensation, the original house must vacate and get the homestead certificate. Retirement of old houses is a necessary condition to enjoy the policy of simultaneous relocation. Households without homesteads cannot be identified as synchronous relocation objects. For households with homestead certificates but no houses, as long as they meet the conditions, they can be identified as synchronous relocation objects. Take monetary resettlement and centralized housing resettlement two resettlement methods.

What basic principles must be observed in house demolition?

1, according to the principle of proper placement of the original area.

Demolition demolition of houses used by the demolition people, in principle, according to the original area of proper placement, not only to ensure that the demolition people will not reduce the housing, production and operation area, reduce living standards, production and operation income, but also to ensure that the demolition people do not bear additional responsibilities in the demolition activities. However, the parties may negotiate on the location, area, relocation period, relocation method and transition period of the demolished house.

2. The principle of encouraging migration to urban fringe areas and sparsely populated areas.

For the long-term development of the city and to reduce the pressure on infrastructure, social services and housing in the central area of the city, the principle of encouraging relocated households to move from densely populated areas in the central area of the city to marginal areas with sparse population and from places with good locations to places with poor locations should be adopted. Where according to the principle of encouragement to move to urban fringe lots, and moved from good lots to poor lots, the resettlement area can be appropriately increased to show encouragement.

3. The principle of equivalent exchange.

In the process of demolition, both the demolition party and the demolished party should be based on the principle of equivalent exchange, whether it is the way of property right exchange or price compensation. On the one hand, the demolition party should ensure that the demolished person will not reduce the housing or space because of the demolition; On the other hand, the demolished party has no right to increase the additional housing area through unreasonable demolition, and both parties should negotiate and handle the resettlement matters on the principle of equal exchange.

4, the first resettlement, after the demolition principle.

When demolishing the house of the demolished person, the demolished person shall properly arrange the demolished person first, and then demolish the house. Even if the demolisher and the demolished person fail to reach an agreement on compensation and resettlement, the demolished person must first resettle the demolished person according to law, so as to ensure that the demolished person will not have nowhere to live because the house is demolished first, thus ensuring the right of residence of the demolished person.

I hope the above content can help you. If in doubt, please consult a professional lawyer.

Legal basis:

Article 10 of the Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on Household Registration

If a citizen moves out of the place under the jurisdiction of the household registration, he or the head of the household shall apply to the household registration authority for emigration registration, obtain a migration certificate and cancel the household registration.

Citizens who move from rural areas to cities must apply to the permanent residence registration authority for moving out with the employment certificate of the urban labor department, the school admission certificate, or the approval certificate of the urban household registration authority.

Citizens moving to border areas must be approved by the public security organs of the counties, cities and municipal districts where they live.