三部门发文深化要素保障 盘活存量，降低农村养老用地门槛

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is the introduction of measures by the Ministry of Natural Resources and two other departments to enhance support for the reform and development of elderly care services, focusing on reducing land costs and revitalizing existing spaces [1][2]. - The measures include integrating elderly care planning into national land use planning and promoting mixed-use land development, allowing non-independent elderly care facilities to be built alongside other structures [1][2]. - Non-profit elderly care institutions will have their land preserved and allocated legally, with exemptions from land transfer fees, while for-profit institutions will benefit from flexible leasing models and the option to pay land transfer fees over two years [1][2]. Group 2 - The measures aim to repurpose small plots of land around old residential areas for elderly care and medical facilities, allowing these spaces to be used for five years without additional land costs and simplifying the planning adjustment process [1][2]. - There is a focus on utilizing idle collective construction land for elderly care projects, which helps avoid arable land occupation and lowers the threshold for rural elderly care projects [1][2]. - The next steps involve strengthening inter-departmental collaboration, conducting policy training, and ensuring that local governments implement supportive measures effectively [2].