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Six conditions for ex situ poverty alleviation and relocation
The six conditions for ex situ poverty alleviation and relocation are:

1, if the incidence of poverty in this area reaches 50%, poverty alleviation can be moved;

2. If the development of the main functional areas in the region is restricted, then collective poverty alleviation can also be mobilized;

3. If the area is a disaster-prone area, then the state will also propose poverty alleviation and relocation in different places;

4. If the area is far from the main city, the traffic is inconvenient and the ecological environment is not good, you can also apply;

5. Housing conditions are poor, family members have no labor, and many old, weak, sick and disabled can apply;

6. As long as poor families meet the relevant government requirements, they will arrange resettlement houses to live.

Relocation of ex situ poverty alleviation refers to the relocation of poor people living in areas with harsh ecological environment, harsh natural conditions and high geological disasters to areas with better production and living conditions under the unified organization of the government, and the planned development-oriented migration is carried out, and the relocation is carried out by reclaiming barren hills and wasteland suitable for agriculture and forestry and relying on urban and industrial development.

Legal basis: Article 47 of the Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China.

Land expropriation by the state shall be announced and implemented by the local people's governments at or above the county level after approval in accordance with legal procedures.

Where the local people's government at or above the county level intends to apply for land expropriation, it shall carry out investigation on the current situation of the expropriated land and assess the risk of social stability, and announce the scope of expropriation, the current situation of the land, the purpose of expropriation, compensation standards, resettlement methods and social security within the township (town), village and villagers' group where the expropriated land is located for at least 30 days, and listen to the opinions of rural collective economic organizations and their members, villagers' committees and other interested parties.

If most members of the rural collective economic organizations whose land has been expropriated think that the compensation and resettlement scheme for land expropriation does not conform to the provisions of laws and regulations, the local people's governments at or above the county level shall organize a hearing and modify the scheme according to the provisions of laws and regulations and the hearing.

The owner and user of the expropriated land shall, within the time limit stipulated in the announcement, apply for compensation registration with the certificate of real estate ownership. The local people's governments at or above the county level shall organize the relevant departments to calculate and implement the relevant expenses, ensure the full amount is in place, and sign compensation and resettlement agreements with the owners and users of the expropriated land; If it is really difficult for individuals to reach an agreement, they shall truthfully explain it when applying for land acquisition.

After the relevant preliminary work is completed, the local people's governments at or above the county level may apply for land acquisition.