How to deal with dilapidated and old buildings in the future

With the continuous advancement of urbanization, the problem of old urban residential buildings and dilapidated buildings has become increasingly prominent. In order to establish a safe, healthy and beautiful urban environment, local governments and relevant departments should take effective measures to strengthen the management and governance of dilapidated buildings. Specifically, the following measures can be taken:

First, complete policies and measures should be established to provide legislative support for the management of dilapidated buildings. The government can formulate corresponding policies for different situations, such as issuing documents and regulations on protection objects, subsidy standards, decoration standards, etc., coordinate the work of various departments, implement various measures, and achieve policy goals that are conducive to the management of dilapidated and old buildings.

Secondly, technical strength and professional capability support should be increased. The government can invest more resources to support technological innovation and promote the close integration of technology and governance. Training on scientific research, technical consulting, extreme weather response, and fire safety can be carried out to improve local staff’s skills and understanding of dilapidated housing management.

Thirdly, formulate a comprehensive comprehensive management plan. The government should focus on creating distinctive public spaces and markets to eliminate hidden dangers, improve environmental quality, and ensure the safety of public life and property. A comprehensive inventory plan for dilapidated houses can be formulated, a team for renovating dilapidated houses can be formed to carry out thorough safety inspections and repairs, and where efforts are needed to help residents in dangerous areas relocate and improve the quality of the living environment.

Finally, social participation is encouraged to jointly manage dilapidated houses. The government can strengthen communication with communities, homeowners, and non-governmental organizations, broaden citizen participation channels, encourage residents to actively participate in the management of dilapidated housing, and form a good pattern of joint management by all parties. At the same time, the government can strengthen publicity and popularization of laws, regulations and policies related to dilapidated housing management, enhance residents’ safety awareness and crisis awareness, and enhance the people’s enthusiasm for creating a “beautiful home”.

In general, the issue of dilapidated housing management is an inevitable issue in urban construction and social development. Only with the cooperation and joint efforts of all parties can we promote the development of dilapidated housing management in a more in-depth, effective, sound and sustainable direction and create livable, comfortable and safe urban homes.