Request for legal aid: compensation for the relocation of hydropower stations.

1. Does the country have a unified standard for compensation in kind? What is the standard?

For in-kind compensation, the local county government will come up with a unified plan according to national policies and local actual conditions. However, it is impossible for a plan to take into account all aspects and specifically target you.

2. The problem can't be solved. Which department should I report it to?

This problem can be reported to the Immigration Bureau. If it cannot be solved, you can go to the county government.

If you take the legal route, are you sure to win the case?

There is little chance of winning the case, because this is a public welfare undertaking done by the government, not for profit, but for the development of local people and local society.

This often happens, but the final result is still moving, and the compensation is still carried out as planned. It is really a loss, even if it is to sacrifice one's own interests for the overall interests of the country. If you really want to lose money, you will eventually lose yourself. For example, if you move some good sites on the spot, you will have priority if you sign first. If the government later introduced some preferential policies, you still can't enjoy it if you don't sign. Imagine that if your standards are raised, the original plan will become a dead letter.