Report on the measures taken to renovate dilapidated buildings

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1. Attach great importance and deploy carefully.

The Bureau’s party group regards the renovation of dilapidated buildings in rural areas as a major measure to thoroughly implement the Scientific Outlook on Development and build a new socialist countryside. It carefully organizes, strives for high efficiency, high standards, high efficiency and high quality to do a good job in the renovation of dilapidated buildings. In order to ensure the smooth completion of the renovation tasks, each town established a dilapidated building renovation leading group with the town mayor as the team leader, the mayor in charge as the deputy team leader, and the civil affairs class teacher, urban management director, finance director, and district secretary as members, with offices under it. , the office is located in the Civil Affairs Office and is responsible for the daily work of renovating dilapidated buildings.

2. Conduct in-depth investigations and publicly determine the targets for renovation

In order to ensure that qualified people in need can truly receive warmth, each town must organize personnel to conduct house-to-house investigations and identify targets for renovation of dilapidated buildings. In terms of selection, the principles of openness, fairness and impartiality shall be strictly followed in accordance with the procedures, the application conditions, support policies, approval procedures and results shall be made public, the operation shall be carried out in the sunshine, and the public supervision shall be accepted. Renovation targets must be announced on a list, and priority will be given to families with subsistence allowances, five-guarantee households, disabled people, and special care recipients, which will be reviewed by the town government and then reported to the Civil Affairs Bureau for approval.

3. Strict supervision and implementation

We will report the progress once a week, conduct supervision once a month, and the county bureau will supervise the progress in groups, and counties, towns, districts, and villages will Implement responsibilities at all levels to ensure that tasks are completed on time with quality and quantity. The secretaries of each village branch are responsible for the construction arrangements of the renovation objects, helping to raise funds for those with financial difficulties, contacting the construction team, solving problems encountered during construction in a timely manner, and ensuring the quality of the renovation of dilapidated buildings.

4. Carefully organize the inspection, acceptance and documentation of the renovation of dilapidated buildings.

In accordance with the standards and requirements for the renovation of dilapidated buildings, strict acceptance will be carried out to ensure that one household is renovated, one household is accepted, and one household meets the standard. We should truly turn the dilapidated house renovation project into a public support project, a moral achievement project, and a housing project for poor families, and create a file of photos of dilapidated houses before and after the renovation, so that each household can be managed in a standardized manner. Situation report on the measures for the renovation of dilapidated buildings 2

The implementation of the renovation of dilapidated buildings in rural areas is an important policy to benefit the people in implementing the scientific outlook on development and building a harmonious socialist society. The ethical policy measure of ensuring that every household has its own home is an important task to ensure the safety of life and property of people in need and is related to people's livelihood and well-being. In order to further understand the current status and main problems of the renovation of dilapidated houses in rural areas of the county, since March this year, the Huangping County Audit Bureau has carried out a special audit of dilapidated house renovation funds in 11 township governments in 2014, through on-site visits, discussions and questionnaire surveys. In other forms, we conducted a county-wide special survey on the current situation and existing problems of the renovation of dilapidated rural houses. Based on the information obtained through the investigation, several suggestions and countermeasures are put forward for this work for reference.

1. The basic status quo of the renovation of dilapidated rural houses in Huangping County

In 2014, the Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau of Qiandongnan Prefecture assigned 4,500 rural dilapidated houses in our county to renovate, including: five-guarantee households at the first level There are 12 dilapidated houses, 900 households with subsistence allowances (100 households in the first level, 420 households in the second level, and 380 households in the third level), and 3,564 households in difficulty (400 households in the first level, 796 households in the second level, and 380 households in the third level). Level 2, 368 households) and 24 general households.

Due to Huangping’s history, geography and other reasons, Huangping’s economy is relatively backward. There are a large number of rural dilapidated houses being renovated and their locations are relatively scattered. The economic strength of the dilapidated houses is weak, so it is difficult to carry out the dilapidated house renovation work.

2. The effectiveness of the renovation of dilapidated rural buildings in Huangping County

Since the implementation of the renovation of dilapidated rural buildings, the effectiveness of the work has been mainly reflected in the following three aspects. First, rural living conditions have been improved. The number of dilapidated and dilapidated houses in rural areas has been gradually reduced, and the living conditions of disadvantaged groups have been effectively improved; secondly, the appearance of rural areas has been improved.

The demolition of dilapidated houses and the construction of new ones have beautified the rural environment and improved rural living standards; third, it promotes the construction of a harmonious society. The renovation of dilapidated rural houses allows rural groups in need to fully enjoy the fruits of reform and development, and enhances the construction of a better life for rural groups in need. Confidence in the homeland has strengthened the relationship between the party and the masses, cadres and the masses, and promoted social harmony.

3. The main problems existing in the current renovation of dilapidated rural buildings

The renovation of dilapidated rural buildings is a dynamic project. Through long-term and sustained efforts, the renovation of dilapidated rural buildings in our county has begun. Although the results have been achieved, there is still a large gap between the happiness expectations of the people and the goal of ecological livability. There are some specific difficulties and problems, which are mainly reflected in the following aspects:

1. Renovation of dilapidated buildings The fund disbursement progress is not released (cashed) according to the completion progress of the dilapidated building renovation project, leaving a funding gap. The central and state-level finance subsidy funds for rural dilapidated house renovation in 2014 are still owed a total of 1.0691 million yuan (including: the central subsidy fund should be 11.4596 million yuan, the actual disbursed fund is 10.8409 million yuan, and 618,700 yuan is still owed (unrealized The state-level subsidy fund should be 4.50 million yuan, but the actual amount is 4.0496 million yuan, and 450,400 yuan is still owed.

2. The county has financial difficulties and has not provided timely funding for the renovation of rural dilapidated houses. On December 31, 2014, the 2014 rural dilapidated house renovation task was completed and passed the inspection. The 11 towns and villages in the county only issued (cash) 13.1152 million yuan of rural dilapidated house renovation funds. The funds were distributed (cash) as of March 25, 2015. ) 32.668 million yuan, which is 97.98% of the 33.3409 million yuan of dilapidated housing funds allocated to 11 towns in the county.

3. Operational procedures need to be standardized. The problems at the operational level are mainly reflected in the following aspects: First, dilapidated buildings. The appraisal is difficult to implement, and the appraisal of dilapidated houses is borne by professional departments. The appraisal cost is high and the poor people cannot afford it; secondly, the quota for the renovation of dangerous houses is mostly reported by each village based on the actual situation of the village. In some places, there is a phenomenon of favoring relatives and friends. It is not in place, and the openness and democracy are not fully reflected, even causing conflicts between village cadres and the masses. Third, the statistical census of dilapidated houses in rural areas is not in-depth enough, causing false positives and underreporting, and there is a lack of dynamic information collection mechanism. , causing the actual data held by the construction department to be biased.

4. Since the implementation of the renovation of dilapidated rural buildings, a technical service and quality supervision mechanism has not yet been established, and it is still subject to mass spontaneous and disorderly management. First, most of the renovation households hire private craftsmen to carry out the renovation. There is a waste of labor and building materials in the renovation process, causing losses to the disadvantaged groups. Second, during the entire process of site selection, design, construction and acceptance of the renovation of dilapidated old houses. There is a lack of technical guidance, and some new houses that have been renovated have technical defects and safety hazards. Third, there is a lack of policy guidance, and the public is not very aware of the policy of renovating dilapidated rural houses to benefit the people, and there are biases in their understanding.

5. There is a phenomenon of blind comparison when building a house. During the audit investigation, it was found that some farmers wantonly expanded and built their own houses, intending to take advantage of the opportunity of renovating dilapidated houses for their own benefit. The people blindly compared, and the building area and total cost exceeded the standards, which is easy to happen. The phenomenon of returning to poverty due to construction. For example: There are two rural households in Chong'an Town who have relatively good economic conditions and are included in the rural dilapidated house renovation targets. They are subsidized according to the first-level and second-level subsidy standards for needy households, but their dilapidated houses are renovated into new houses. The construction costs are 400,000 yuan and 600,000 yuan respectively.

4. Countermeasures and suggestions for the renovation of dilapidated rural houses

1. Policy adjustments and policy guidance are recommended to superiors. The financial department should increase investment in subsidy funds for the renovation of dilapidated buildings in rural areas and reduce the pressure on county-level fiscal supporting funds. County financial departments should strictly implement the relevant provisions of the "Central Interim Measures for the Management of Subsidy Funds for Renovation of Rural Dilapidated Houses" to allocate subsidy funds for the renovation of dilapidated rural buildings in a timely manner to ensure funds. Delivered in full and on time. Expand the scope of subsidies and improve subsidy standards. At the same time, it is recommended to change the fund management model, clarify responsibilities, determine the sharing ratio according to the economic strength, and change the disbursement model from classified disbursement to direct disbursement through bank accounts after acceptance.

2. Strengthen services and classified guidance.

All towns and villages must effectively strengthen leadership and assign dedicated personnel to take charge of this work. They must adhere to quality as the core and formulate construction management, technical guidance and acceptance inspection methods for rural dilapidated house renovation projects. They must implement strict house construction responsibilities in accordance with the principle of whoever inspects and accepts, who is responsible. system, acceptance responsibility system and home inspection filing system; implement full-process quality supervision and management, and strictly control the quality of key links such as site selection and construction. During the renovation process of old and dilapidated buildings, an organization should be established and designated personnel should be assigned to conduct full inspection and supervision of the renovation work of the dilapidated and old buildings. The planning and construction department should implement the supervision and acceptance of project implementation, and at the same time strengthen technical training for social craftsmen to ensure that they are certified; the land department should conduct land inspections and urge the strict implementation of the one-household-one-house system; the civil affairs department should do It is also good at checking the qualifications of needy families and subsistence allowance families. The cadres of the two village committees should strengthen policy guidance and publicity to help solve practical problems faced by farmers in the process of building houses. At the same time, it is necessary to actively explore effective means of market-oriented operation and establish an effective multi-channel financing platform for the government, enterprises, banks, and society to provide financial guarantee for the launch and implementation of dilapidated building renovation projects.

3. Strengthen publicity and standardize operations. We should focus on explaining policies, plans, and cost calculations to the masses through multiple forms and channels, and make policy regulations, subsidy objects, and subsidy standards public, so that farmers can understand and master basic policies and eliminate dependence. We must ensure that the review system is open and transparent, adopt the procedures of farmer application, village-level preliminary review, township-level review, county-level approval, and superior filing, reasonably determine the transformation objects, ensure that the review process is open and transparent, and eliminate the phenomenon of favoring relatives and friends, so that the dangerous reform work can be achieved Recognized by the masses. For the problems discovered by the emergency reform funds, we must distinguish different situations and achieve appropriate leniency and severity. Promptly report the problems discovered in the dangerous reform funds to the finance, disciplinary inspection and other departments, and urge the rural level to quickly rectify the existing problems through the relevant competent departments. Units and individuals that seriously violate financial disciplines, embezzle and misappropriate funds for critical reform must be severely dealt with in accordance with the law and announced to the public.