What is the current national policy on the renovation of dilapidated houses in rural areas? On what

For the level of dilapidated houses, you can choose to rebuild or build, and give corresponding subsidies according to the total area of the house.

1. Renovation method: The dilapidated houses in the village should be demolished and rebuilt if they belong to the entire dilapidated house (grade D), and the structure should be renovated and strengthened if they are partially dangerous (grade C). Under normal circumstances, the renovation of dilapidated houses is dominated by the construction of rural households and the construction planning of decentralized households.

If it is indeed difficult for farmers to build and have the intention of unified construction, the township (town) ** department and the villagers' committee should give full play to the role of institutions and cooperation, and assist farmers in selecting qualified construction personnel for unified construction. In villages where the renovation of dilapidated houses is relatively centralized and has corresponding provisions, the renovation of dilapidated houses may be included in the beautiful rural construction plan, and the contiguous construction plan shall be designated in accordance with the optimization of the beautiful rural construction assets and other related assets. For households that do not have a house or settle in a dilapidated house, they can build a "house of five guarantees" with the village as a unit.

2. Renovation regulations: Total construction area: control the total construction area and total cost under the condition of conforming to the characteristics and safety of basic settlement.

Included in the first subsidy dilapidated housing renovation of the total construction area, the superior leadership stipulates that under normal circumstances, the control is 1 to 3 people households within 40-60 square meters, 1 person household is not less than 20 square meters, 2 people are not less than 30 square meters, and the average total construction area of more than 3 people is not more than 18 square meters, not less than 13 square meters. Due to the special situation of the deep mountainous area of our county, the county chooses to adjust the total construction area to an average of 25 square meters according to the range of family population.

Building structure: The housing is mainly made of concrete brick (wood), and is equipped with shockproof structural equipment such as frame columns and ring beams. The floor in the room is hardened, leveled, and non-slip, the walls are whitewashed, and the top of the house needs to be fully enclosed with at least bamboo (wood) boards.

Land selection should prevent floods, debris flows, lightning and other climatic and geological disasters with high incidence and mining collapse areas.

3. Completion acceptance and asset allocation of dilapidated house renovation houses: Housing renovation should be completed in a batch of inspection and collection, and the township shall report to the relevant departments and institutions at the county level for random inspection after inspection, and the renovation households that meet the inspection standards shall be immediately reported to the county finance bureau and housing and construction units to allocate funds, and under normal circumstances, before December 31 of this year, all the completion acceptance and fund allocation shall be carried out.

4. Inspection and supervision: strengthen the supervision and management of the progress of housing construction, project construction quality, safety production, and asset implementation. Implement a semi-monthly progress reporting system for engineering projects.

There will be some subsidies to help people better change dilapidated houses and better renovate, and the programs are different in different regions, so the specific rules are different, according to the relevant regulations.

With the subsidy policy, comprehensive renovation will be carried out, and demolition will be carried out, and the principle of transformation should be followed, and the renovation of dilapidated houses in rural areas is a key project. It can ensure the living environment of rural people, help ensure living conditions, meet the relevant regulations, have procedures for handling, and have specific measures, and there will be policies in this regard.

According to the latest rural dilapidated housing renovation policy, first of all, it is necessary to define the level of rural dilapidated housing renovation, if the whole house belongs to D, it needs to be rebuilt, which is the first will give a certain subsidy, if it is only a local danger, the house needs to be repaired and reinforced, and a certain subsidy will also be given, and the principle of housing renovation is three most two.

There will be relevant subsidies to renovate dilapidated houses to protect people's physical safety, and the relevant policies in different regions are different, and some areas will be resettled uniformly.

We know that more and more people will renovate dilapidated houses in rural areas, but they must meet local policies, or they will not be compensated accordingly, so they must understand clearly before renovating. Let's introduce to you what the national rural dilapidated housing renovation policy is.

1. Subsidy objects.

1) The scope of the subsidy.

1. Disperse the support of the five guarantee households. It refers to the five-guarantee households that have not been resettled in nursing homes and are still living scattered in rural areas. In principle, the subsidy fund for the renovation of dilapidated houses in rural areas will only be arranged for rural households without houses or living in dilapidated houses to support the five guarantees in a decentralized manner.

2. Low-income households. It refers to rural households living in relative poverty, enjoying the national subsistence allowance policy, and having a subsistence guarantee issued by the civil affairs department.

3. Poor disabled families. It refers to rural households whose families live relatively poor and have a certificate issued by the Disabled Persons' Federation for the Disabled Persons.

4. Other poor households. It refers to the poor rural households who are relatively financially constrained and whose income is below the local poverty line.

2) The housing situation of the subsidy recipients.

1. Those who are listed as the recipients of subsidies for the renovation of rural dilapidated houses must live in the houses that are identified as Class C or Class D dilapidated houses in accordance with the Technical Guidelines for the Appraisal of Rural Dangerous Houses (Trial) of the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development; If it is not a C or D dilapidated house, it cannot be listed as a subsidy object for the renovation of rural dilapidated houses.

2. Those who determine that the households without houses are the targets of the subsidy for the renovation of dilapidated houses in rural areas, they must be the most economically disadvantaged rural households, that is, they are scattered households that support the five guarantees, subsistence households, poor disabled families, or other poor households, and do not have their own housing, long-term borrowed village collective houses or private houses. Five-guarantee households, low-income households, and households that have collapsed due to disasters and belong to poor rural households must be designated by the county-level civil affairs department, and poor disabled families and other poor households must be designated by the county poverty alleviation office.

3) In the process of determining the subsidy targets for dilapidated housing renovation, all localities should give priority to identifying poor rural households with particularly weak self-financing ability as the subsidy targets for dilapidated housing renovation, and transform them into the most basic safe housing with the help of **.

2. Application conditions for subsidy recipients.

1) The renovation of dilapidated houses in rural areas shall be applied by rural households, and the applicant must meet the following conditions at the same time:

1. Have a local agricultural household registration and live in the local area, and be the owner of the property right of the house;

2. Belong to the dilapidated housing households registered in the rural dilapidated housing survey;

3. It belongs to any type of rural households that are scattered to support the five guarantees, subsistence households, poor disabled families, and other poor households.

Summary: The relevant content of the national rural dilapidated housing renovation policy is introduced here, and the relevant conditions must be met before the transformation, and at the same time, it is necessary to understand the local policies in advance, I hope the above introduction will be helpful to you.

1. The renovation of rural dilapidated houses must be an agricultural household registration to apply for Nianhan, and if you have settled in the city, you cannot apply for the subsidy for the renovation of rural dilapidated houses.

2. If the rural houses have been included in the scope of demolition, it is not possible to apply for the subsidy for the renovation of rural dilapidated houses.

3. Those who have applied for the first housing construction subsidy before cannot apply for the rural dilapidated housing renovation subsidy.

4. If you don't live in your own newly built house, you can't apply for subsidies for rural dilapidated housing renovation if you let your children live in it.

5. If your rural area has been uniformly planned, you cannot apply for subsidies for rural dilapidated housing renovation.

Please refer to the latest standards for local implementation of the latest policies.

1. What should I do if there are hidden dangers in rural houses and it is not good to find neighbors?

The renovation of dilapidated houses refers to the project of the first department to improve the current dilapidated houses, eliminate housing hazards, and improve the living conditions of residents. All families who meet the conditions for applying for dilapidated house renovation can have the head of the household fill in and submit the application form for rural dilapidated house renovation. However, under any of the following circumstances, rural households cannot enjoy subsidies for the renovation of dilapidated houses in rural areas:

1. Safe housing has been built.

2. Housing is difficult, crowded, and needs to be separated.

3. There is no residential house.

2. Whether there is compensation for the demolition of dilapidated houses and whether they can be rebuilt.

If the demolition of dilapidated houses in rural areas is compensated and meets the requirements for reconstruction, apply to the residents' committee where your household registration is located for reconstruction in accordance with the procedures. The specific compensation standard is subject to the local ** document. The relevant compensation for the demolition of dilapidated houses can be inquired about by the local ** department, because it is a standard formulated by the local ** department according to the specific situation.

Houses are the shelter of farmers, and the issue of compensation for demolition and relocation is particularly important. The renovation of dilapidated houses is different from the expropriation and demolition, and for the renovation of dilapidated houses, subsidies will be issued by ** after application and identification to assist the applicant in renovating dilapidated houses to improve the original living environment. Based on the actual situation of the local rural economic and social development level and financial situation, and with reference to the method of rural dilapidated housing renovation, cost needs, and the ability of the subsidy recipients to raise their own funds, the compensation standards shall be reasonably determined.

In addition to meeting the minimum construction requirements, the renovated housing in rural dilapidated houses shall also comply with the provisions of relevant national and local laws, regulations, policies and standards. The renovation of dilapidated houses should implement the principle of "three maximums and two priorities", that is, "three maximums", giving priority to helping rural households with the most dangerous housing and the poorest economy, and solving the most basic housing safety problems; "Two just", adopt the transformation method of on-site and nearby reconstruction and renovation.

Minimum construction requirements for the renovation of dilapidated houses in rural areas》 Article 4 The construction of dilapidated houses shall meet the following requirements:

1.Functional partitions such as bedrooms, dining and sleeping and rubber cleaning, with separate bedrooms, separate kitchens and separate toilets.

2.The construction area of a one-person household shall not be less than 20 square meters, the construction area of a two-person household shall not be less than 30 square meters, and the construction area of a household with more than three people shall not be less than 13 square meters per capita.

3.The indoor net height shall not be less than meters, and the local clear height shall not be less than meters, and its area shall not exceed 1 3 of the total area of the house.

**Interim Measures for the Management of Subsidy Funds for Rural Dilapidated Housing Renovation》 Article 3 **The allocation and use of subsidy funds for rural dilapidated housing renovation shall follow the following principles:

1) Scientific and reasonable, fair and objective. Allocate subsidy funds fairly and reasonably, and avoid blindness and arbitrariness.

2) Highlight key points and take into account overall planning. While giving priority to supporting poor rural households and giving preference to areas with financial difficulties, we will promote the transformation of dilapidated houses in rural areas across the country as a whole.

3) Performance evaluation and standardized management. Establish a performance evaluation system and innovate project implementation and fund management mechanisms.

The condition for dilapidated houses in rural areas is that they must be based on the legal buildings where the villagers with agricultural household registration are currently living, and no subsidies will be given to urban residents who build houses, build houses in violation of regulations, or do not meet the standards of dilapidated houses; Dilapidated houses that have been included in the scope of demolition will not be subsidized for reconstruction; Those who have enjoyed the first housing construction subsidy in recent years, have purchased a house in an urban area, do not live in a newly built house, or let their children live in a dilapidated house and still live in a dilapidated house, cannot be included in the scope of dilapidated housing renovation.

Select appropriate renovation methods and technologies according to local conditions, adopt renovation methods such as demolition and reconstruction or repair and reinforcement according to the actual situation of dilapidated housing and the wishes of rural households, and encourage flexible solutions to the basic housing security of extremely poor groups through the unified construction of rural collective public rental housing, repair and reinforcement of existing idle public housing, and replacement or long-term lease of idle rural houses in the village, so as to avoid rural households returning to poverty due to housing construction.