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UPDATED: January 12, 2012 NO. 3 JANUARY 19, 2012
Land Reforms
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The Ministry of Land and Resources said China is planning new pilot programs to promote land reforms this year.

"The new pilot programs will cover the examination and approval of urban land use, the transferring of land under collective ownership, land management that supports economic zones, and differentiated policies on land control," said Minister Xu Shaoshi.

The reforms have drawn on the experience of previous land protection and compensation trial programs, according to Xu.



 
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