What do you mean by "three old transformations"

The transformation of old buildings means the transformation of old towns, old factories and old villages.

The "three old" transformation is an important measure for the Ministry of Land and Resources to cooperate with Guangdong Province as a pilot demonstration province to promote the work of saving and intensive land use. To carry out the "three old" transformation project, we must conform to the overall urban land use planning and urban and rural planning, and incorporate it into the overall planning and annual plan of the "three old" transformation, and into the provincial supervision database of the "three old" transformation. It is necessary to formulate the transformation plan and obtain the approval of the municipal (county) people's government.

2 "Three Old" transformation refers to the urban construction activities such as comprehensive improvement, functional change or demolition and reconstruction of old towns, old villages and old factories. For example, the "hollow village" built in the 1990s and before and the old factory building with simple single-story structure are the key targets of renovation.

"Three Old" refers to "old villages", "old factories" and "old towns" within the city. With the increasingly prominent contradiction between supply and demand of land resources, it is an important way to expand construction space and ensure development land. It is an important content to promote economical and intensive land use, and it is also an inevitable requirement to improve the urban appearance and living environment, improve the quality of life of residents, and build a modern city that is livable and suitable for business.

The subjects of "three old transformations" and "demolition" are different. The main body of the "three old transformations" is the rural collective economic organization, in which government units only play the role of supervision and guidance. In practice, the government does not participate in the project. Demolition is mainly initiated by the government, aiming at people's land expropriation.