降低养老用地门槛 支持康养新业态发展

Core Viewpoint - The joint issuance of measures by the Ministry of Natural Resources, the Ministry of Civil Affairs, and the National Health Commission aims to address the challenges in the elderly care service sector, particularly focusing on reducing land costs and promoting high-quality development in elderly care services [1][2]. Group 1: Policy Measures - The measures introduce a "cost reduction" strategy to lower the land costs for building elderly care institutions by encouraging mixed land development and spatial compound utilization [1]. - The measures differentiate between non-profit and for-profit institutions in land supply, allowing local governments greater flexibility in determining land transfer prices, thereby lowering the entry barriers for land use [1]. - The measures support the utilization of idle or inefficiently used spaces in urban areas, such as corners and infill sites around old residential communities, for the construction of elderly care and integrated medical care facilities [1]. Group 2: Rural Development - In rural areas, the measures encourage the use of idle collective land, such as village offices, school buildings, and factories, to develop elderly care facilities, avoiding the occupation of arable land and revitalizing rural assets [1]. Group 3: Support for New Industries - The measures provide specific support for emerging industries like hot spring health care and forest health care, encouraging local exploration of combined supply models for land and natural resources to address the dispersed demand for project land [2]. - The measures aim to optimize the approval processes for the use of forest and grassland, supporting the reasonable use of unused lands such as barren mountains and slopes for the development of health care industries [2]. - The measures promote the deep integration of health care industries with elderly care services, supporting the construction of elderly care facilities within health care projects to enjoy related land use benefits [2]. Group 4: Implementation and Follow-up - The relevant departments will strengthen collaboration to promote the formulation of supporting details at the local level, enhance policy communication and training, and establish a tracking mechanism to ensure the effective implementation of the measures [2].