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Administrative Measures On Gansu Grassland-Livestock Balance

Original Language Title: 甘肃省草畜平衡管理办法

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Gang Province's Balance of Livestock Management Approach

(It was considered at the 114th ordinary meeting of the Government of Gangong Province on 18 September 2012 through the publication of Decree No. 92 of 22 September 2012 of the People's Government Order No. 92 of 22 September 2012.

Article 1 provides for the rational use of grass-roots resources, the maintenance and improvement of the ecological environment of herders, the promotion of sustainable development of her pastoral industry, in accordance with the laws and national provisions such as the Law of the People's Republic of China, the Gangangang Herals Regulations, and the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 2 units and individuals using her husbandry to operate in the territorial administration should be subject to this approach.

Article 3 of this approach refers to a dynamic balance of the total number of heralths obtained by herbicide users or contractor operators within a certain period of time, in order to maintain a vibrant cycle of heralth ecosystems.

Article IV. Governments of all levels of the population should make use of herbalt-balanced knowledge, support and guide farmers in measures such as manoeuvres, livestock improvements, livestock breeding, and reduce her livestock and prevent overgrazing.

Article 5

The Government of the communes is responsible for the implementation of the organization that is responsible for the balance of livestock in the Territory and is equipped with a dedicated supervision manager to strengthen the management of the balance of livestock.

Article 6. The commune government can hire one to two herders to serve as a public good for a single year in the village implementing the policy of the National Baby Ecological Protection Grant Facility.

The district-level supervisory body is responsible for operational training and work guidance for hertor.

Article 7. Governments at all levels give incentives to units and individuals that have made significant achievements in the work of livestock balance.

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Article 10

Article 11

Article 12 The letter of responsibility should contain the following matters:

(i) The situation of herders: including her four to the line, area, type, hierarchy;

(ii) Current types and quantities of livestock;

(iii) Ratio of livestock and reduced livestock approved;

(iv) Main measures to achieve the balance of herbicide;

(v) The goal of achieving a balance of herbicide;

(vi) Other related matters.

Article 13

(i) Promote laws, regulations and policies to protect herders;

(ii) To conduct a mission to the area of protection;

(iii) To monitor the performance of herbalt-balanced responsibility by herbicide users and contractors;

(iv) Reports of excessive pastures to local towns' governments or district-level supervisory bodies;

(v) Timely reporting of offences committed in her country.

Article XIV provides incentives for farmers who have achieved a balance of livestock, in accordance with the policy of the State's eco-protection subsidies. The incentive funds should be issued directly to the household in accordance with the contractor's to the household (concluded by the unit) and the area of herbicide balance.

The granting of incentives for the delivery of village-level gestures, which are organized by the commune government, is not less than 7 days. The presentations include the names of the heads of households of the pastoralists, identification numbers, the contractor's area of heralth, the area of heralics, incentives, and the amount of funds.

Farmers contested the content of the exhibition, which was dealt with in a timely manner by the Government of the communes of the organization.

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Article 16 states that the authorities of the communes and the communes of the communes should establish a well-implementation system, a reporting system and a reporting system to enhance oversight of the work of her livestock balance.

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