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2010年

全国水利发展统计公报

Amendment of Managerial Regulations for Sand Excavation in Yangtze River
Course (MWR Order No. 39), Decision on Amendment of Management Method
of Qualification for Supervision in Water Project Construction (MWR Order No.
40), Management Method of Licensing for Use of Operating Hoist in Water
Project Construction (MWR Order No. 41), Decisions on Abandon and Revision
of Some Rules and Regulations (MWR Order No. 42). The list of effective rules
and regulations issued by the Ministry of Water Resources was published.
The ministry handled 16 cases for administrative disputes and 15 cases were
settled. The ministry approved to extend 943 administrative water permits: 52
qualification identifications for water resources assessment organizations; 3 water
resources assessment reports of construction project; 21 pre-evaluation report for
environment impact analysis of hydropower development projects; 241 qualification
certificates of supervisors for water and hydropower project construction; 278 soil
and water conservation plans of water development and construction projects;
127 check and acceptance of soil and water conservation plan of construction
project; 44 qualification of supervisors for water and soil conservation and
ecological environment; 130 qualification certificates of quality inspection for water
and hydropower project construction; 47 headstock gear utilization licenses. The
planned sand excavation zones in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze
River are 33, with an annual excavation permission of 755 million kg. In 2010, one
license was issued and three ships got the licenses. The investigated illegal cases
were 59,385 and 53,559 of them were resolved that accounts for 90.2% of the
total. The retrieved economic loss was 245.7 million Yuan. There were 6,800 water
disputes resolved, and 105.8 million Yuan were retrieved.

Water affairs management. There were 1,817 water affairs bureaus or water
resources bureaus established at or above county level and assigned the
responsibilities of water affairs management, which accounted for 74.56% of the
total cities and counties. Among 1,351 bureaus, 4 are at provincial level, 7 are at
sub-provincial level, 207 at prefecture or city level, and 1,133 at county level. The
utilities managed by water affairs bureaus were 3,584 water plants, 368,000 km
of water supply pipes, with a daily water supply of 183.27 million m3 and annual
water supply of 29.51 billion m3. There were 1,059 sewage treatment plants, with
a total pipeline of 182,000 km long and daily treatment capacity of 94.41 million

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