According to the policy measures released in the Policy Guidelines for Land Use for Rural Revitalization (2023), the comprehensive rural land consolidation action will involve seven categories of land. Specifically, it includes rural idle collective construction land, idle homesteads, idle land in villages, abandoned land for factories and mines in rural areas, abandoned land for rural road realignment, composite land for agricultural production and village construction, and the "four wastelands" in rural areas, namely barren mountains, barren ditches, barren hills, and barren beaches. After these lands have been remediated and accepted, they will be classified and arranged according to the development needs of the villages.
The purpose of rural land consolidation is to revitalize land resources and promote rural development and industrial innovation. According to the land use guidelines, the renovated collective construction land will be mainly used to support new industries and new forms of business in rural areas and return to the countryside for innovation and entrepreneurship. Specifically, it includes the development of rural industries such as rural homestays, primary processing of agricultural products, e-commerce, folk customs experience, and cultural creativity. In addition, part of the construction land will also be used to meet the reasonable needs of rural industries, public service facilities and farmers' housing.
In terms of rural industries, the renovated land will be used to develop rural industries such as rural homestays, primary processing of agricultural products, e-commerce, folk customs experience, and cultural creativity. This will bring new vitality to the development of the rural economy and promote the employment and income of farmers.
In terms of the construction of public service facilities, the renovated land will be used for medical care, education, and village-level comprehensive service facilities. This will improve rural infrastructure and improve the quality of life of rural residents.
As for residential land, part of the renovated land will be used for housing construction in the village. This will help rural areas improve housing conditions and improve the living standards of villagers.
In general, the implementation of rural land consolidation will provide necessary land use guarantee for rural revitalization and avoid the phenomenon of indiscriminate occupation of cultivated land and excessive occupation of cultivated land. At the same time, this is also to guide the rational use of land resources and promote the development of the rural economy. The introduction of these policies and measures will greatly improve the overall development level of rural areas and bring more development opportunities and benefits to farmers. Everyone's support for these policies will contribute to the revitalization of the countryside.
The introduction of the rural land consolidation policy has provided important support and guarantee for rural revitalization. By sorting out and revitalizing the land for collective construction in rural areas, we can promote the development of the rural economy and improve the living standards of peasants.
First of all, rural land consolidation actions can help to change the status quo of idle land in rural areas. The existence of idle land is both a waste of resources and a burden for farmers. Through remediation, the value of these lands can be activated, creating more jobs and economic income.
Second, the remediated land can be used for the development of rural industries and innovation and entrepreneurship. Rural areas are rich in agricultural resources and unique rural culture, and by cultivating new industrial formats, they can bring sustainable benefits and development opportunities to farmers.
In addition, the remediated land can also be used to improve rural infrastructure and public services. The imperfection of public service facilities such as medical care and education in rural areas has always been a problem that plagues farmers, and through land consolidation, these problems can be solved and the quality of life of rural residents can be improved.
However, there are also some issues to be aware of during implementation. First of all, land consolidation must be scientifically planned and rationally distributed. It is necessary to formulate specific remediation plans according to the actual situation of different regions to ensure that the remediated land can truly realize its potential and benefits.
Second, it is necessary to maintain good communication and consultation with the peasants' interests in land consolidation. Farmers are the direct users and beneficiaries of the land, and they should participate in the remediation process, express their opinions and suggestions, and ensure that the remediated land can truly benefit the farmers.
Finally, supervision and management of land consolidation must be strengthened to avoid abuse of administrative power and waste of resources. ** and relevant departments should strengthen the supervision of the remediation process, establish a sound supervision mechanism, and ensure the fairness, transparency and efficiency of the remediation work.
In general, the introduction of rural land consolidation policies is of great significance for rural revitalization. By revitalizing land resources, promoting industrial development and improving public services, we can achieve sustainable development of the rural economy and improve the living standards of farmers. However, the smooth implementation of this policy also requires the joint efforts of farmers to ensure that the effect of rural land consolidation is maximized and new impetus is injected into rural revitalization.