How is the national shantytown renovation compensated?

According to the provisions of the "Measures for the Administration of Special Funds for the Renovation of Urban shantytowns with Central Subsidies", the compensation standards for shantytown renovation are as follows:

1, Article 6 Implement the allocation policy of subsidy funds for urban shed reform.

2. Article 7 The subsidy funds for urban shed reform shall be allocated according to two factors, namely, the area to be collected (acquired) for urban shantytown reform in each region, the number of households to be collected (acquired) and the corresponding weight, and the degree of financial difficulties.

(1) The weights of the two factors, namely, the area of expropriation (acquisition) and the number of households, are 30% and 70% respectively. According to the transformation of urban shanty towns, the Ministry of Finance can adjust the weight of the two factors in a timely manner in conjunction with the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development.

(2) Expropriation (acquisition) area and number of households shall be subject to the expropriation compensation (acquisition) agreement signed by the expropriation (acquisition) person and the expropriated (acquisition) person or the expropriation compensation decision made by the people's government at the city or county level. Expropriation (acquisition) area includes housing and non-housing construction area.

(3) Expropriation (acquisition) households include physical resettlement households (local resettlement and off-site resettlement) and monetary compensation households, all of which are permanent resettlement households, excluding temporary resettlement households.

(4) The degree of financial difficulty is determined with reference to the financial difficulty coefficient calculated by the Ministry of Finance, which is used as the adjustment coefficient for the central government to allocate subsidies for urban shed reform.

3, eighth city shed reform subsidy funds allocated according to the formula. The calculation formula is as follows:

(1) The total amount of special subsidy funds allocated to a certain area = [(the area of annual collection (acquisition) in this area× the financial difficulty coefficient of this area in the previous year) ÷ (the area of annual collection (acquisition) in each area× the financial difficulty coefficient of this area in the previous year )× the corresponding weight).

(2) The above-mentioned process+(the number of households approved for collection (acquisition) in this region × the financial difficulty coefficient in this region in the previous year) ÷ (the number of households approved for collection (acquisition) in each region × the financial difficulty coefficient in this region in the previous year) × the corresponding weight ]× the total size of the subsidy funds for urban shed reform in this year.

(3) In the formula, the approved annual collection (acquisition) area of the local area refers to the planned collection (acquisition) area of the local area in the current year MINUS the unfinished planned collection (acquisition) area in the previous year, plus the collection (acquisition) area that was completed over the previous year.

(4) The number of annual approved collection (acquisition) households in this region refers to the number of planned collection (acquisition) households in this region in the current year minus the number of unfinished planned collection (acquisition) households in the previous year, plus the number of completed collection (acquisition) households in the previous year.

(five) the completion of the above-mentioned planned expropriation (acquisition) area and the number of households shall be subject to whether the expropriation compensation (acquisition) agreement is signed or whether the people's government at the city or county level makes a decision on expropriation compensation.

Extended data:

Planning and layout of shantytown renovation:

1, key arrangement

(1) Resource-exhausted cities.

(2) Independent industrial and mining areas.

(3) Areas where third-line enterprises are concentrated.

(4) Incorporate shanty towns of state-owned enterprises, including central enterprises, into the planning.

2. Improve the layout of resettlement houses.

(1) The housing renovation and resettlement in shanty towns shall be based on the combination of on-site and off-site construction, giving priority to on-site resettlement and giving priority to nearby resettlement; Resettlement in different places should fully consider the needs of residents in employment, medical treatment, schooling and travel, and be arranged in areas with convenient transportation and complete facilities within the scope of construction land determined by the overall land use planning and the overall urban planning.

(two) the city and county people's governments shall, in combination with the shantytown renovation planning, urban planning, industrial development and the needs of the people's production and life, scientifically and reasonably determine the layout of resettlement houses. It is necessary to coordinate the transformation of the central city and the construction of the new city and new district, promote the spatial integration and comprehensive development and utilization of residential, commercial, office, ecological space and transportation land, and improve the efficiency of urban construction land.

(3) Encourage the transformation of shanty towns in state-owned forest areas (forest farms) and reclamation areas (farms) and centralized resettlement on the spot to promote the construction of small towns in state-owned forest areas and reclamation areas.

3. Improve the planning and layout of supporting facilities.

(1) Supporting facilities shall be planned, submitted for approval, constructed and delivered simultaneously with the housing renovation and resettlement in shanty towns. Urban infrastructure construction planning should be well connected with shantytown renovation planning, and urban roads in residential areas should be planned simultaneously with municipal infrastructure construction such as public transportation, water supply, power supply, gas supply, heating, communication, sewage and garbage disposal.

(2) The level of public service facilities such as commerce, education, medical care and health care in residential quarters must adapt to the size of the permanent population. Specific construction projects and construction standards should follow the requirements of the Code for Planning and Design of Urban Residential Areas, and meet the specific provisions of supporting standards for public service facilities in shantytowns.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Measures for the administration of special funds for the transformation of shanty towns in cities subsidized by the central government

Baidu encyclopedia-shantytown renovation