How can vacancy in rural areas be dealt with?

How can vacancy in rural areas be dealt with? Due to various reasons, there are many long-term vacant farmhouses, and there are generally two situations: idle houses left after the death of both parents in rural areas; An old house in which the former villagers who have obtained an urban hukou have lived in the countryside for a long time.

These houses are generally uninhabited and gradually dilapidated, which not only affects planning, but also occupies the valuable homestead of the peasant collective, which is difficult to recover in practice. So, what should be done with this part of the empty house homestead? Can the right be registered?

<> state has clear provisions on how to confirm the rights of idle farmland and homesteads in the above two cases. For the first case, it should be in accordance with Article 49 of the Several Provisions on Land Ownership and Use Rights issued by the former State Land Administration"The right to use land for collective land construction may be determined for houses acquired by inheriting homestead land"to give land rights to legal heirs.

According to Article 48 of the Several Provisions on Determining Land Ownership and Use Rights:"Where the property rights of the original rural homesteads of permanent residents (including overseas Chinese) with non-agricultural household registration have not been changed, the right to use land for collective land construction may be determined in accordance with law. If the demolition and reconstruction of houses is not approved, the land use right shall be recovered by the collective"to determine land rights to the original owner of the house.

However, it should be noted that the land rights enjoyed by these parties are not unlimited, but limited to the tenure of the house. Because in strict accordance with the relevant homestead management provisions of China's Land Management Law, these parties should not obtain or regain the right to use the homestead, and they enjoy the land right based on the ownership of the house. If the house is gone, their rights to the land will disappear.

Therefore, in practice, if these empty houses collapse or are demolished, homestead tenure should not be determined. If the right to use the land has been determined, the farmer collective shall, after reporting to the people at the county level for approval, take back the land and apply to the registration authority for cancellation of the land registration. The existence of these empty houses has indeed led to a large amount of land being idle and wasted.

The state should study the establishment of a paid withdrawal mechanism for homesteads, introduce corresponding management measures as soon as possible, encourage villagers to take the initiative to withdraw from idle homesteads, and promote the economical and intensive use of land.

It is possible to merge some villages, make some places empty, develop more rural economy, and let some people stay, so that the rural development can be more stable.

The land can be contracted to large growers, so that there can be some mechanized planting, so that the land can have a better harvest and be better used.

The problem of urban expansion and vacancy in rural areas is inevitable, and if we want to solve it, we must solve the income of the rural population, solve the problem of education, and solve the problem of medical care.

Because most young people choose to go to big cities to develop and work, some houses in the rural areas of their hometowns are vacant, and if the country vigorously develops rural construction, this phenomenon will be improved.

I think most of the reason is due to the current exodus from rural areas. Nowadays, younger people in rural areas will choose to work in other places, or live in other places. Most of the people born in rural areas are elderly or children. So there are still vacancies in the original house.

The main reason is the trend of urban centralization, with young people mostly going to work in other places; Most of the people left behind in rural areas are elderly people and children who are unable to do so, resulting in vacant houses and idle land in rural areas.

Because today's social era is developing rapidly, the material needs of the people are also increasing. The majority of people in the countryside are reluctant to stay in the village to farm, which is why this phenomenon has occurred.