In order to promote the classification of garbage in rural and urban areas, to regulate the classification, collection, transport and disposal of garbage, to promote the quantification, resourceization and non-recognization of garbage, and to develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the China People's Republic of China Act on the Evolving Economic Promotion of the People's Republic of China Act on the Southern Sustainability and Sanitation Regulations.

Article 2

The handling of construction garbage, meal kitchen garbage, industrial solid waste and hazardous waste is carried out in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 3 of this approach refers to solid waste generated in everyday life or in the delivery of services for everyday life, as well as legal, regulatory and regulatory provisions as solid waste of living waste.

The garbage is divided into four categories:

(i) Recyclables refer to solid wastes such as paper, plastic products, glass, metals, textiles, furniture, home-based electrical devices and electronic products appropriate for recycling and reuse;

(ii) Harmful garbage means solid waste such as sterilized electronic products, paints, waste slots, end-of-day chemicals, obsolete medicines, wastewater products, end-of-charge batteries and oxidal batteries that cause direct or potential hazards to human health or natural environments;

(iii) Perishable garbage, referring to vulnerable food-processing wastes such as the family, the agro-industries, the residual food residues, the Gutang crusts, the residues, ceremonies, kio, and the reciprocation of residues, organic garbage in the agricultural market and rural ferable waste;

(iv) Other garbage refers to solid wastes such as paper-based, plastic products, textiles and greys that could not be collected separately, in addition to recycling, hazardous waste and garbage.

Article IV Work on the classification of living wastes should be guided by the principles of government ownership, social participation, integrated planning, gradual orientation, coverage of rural and urban areas and awards.

Article 5

The Government of the Town, the Street Office specifically implements the classification of living garbage within the Territory, which guides the promotional units, individuals in fulfilling their obligations such as the classification of living garbage, collection, transport, disposal and source reduction.

Article 6

Article 7

(i) The development and reform of administrative authorities responsible for the integration of living garbage into planning such as cycle economic development, and for the approval, documentation or approval of projects related to the classification of living waste;

(ii) The financial sector organizes annual funding for the classification of garbage and incorporates the financial budget;

(iii) Planning of the management of planning by the administrative authorities for the implementation of the management of sites such as the use of garbage facilities in the specialized planning for sanitation;

(iv) The territorial resource administration authorities are responsible for the construction of land-based security for the living garbage facility;

(v) Housing and urban-rural-building administrative authorities are responsible for the guidance, supervision and supervision of the construction of new housing garbage facilities and for the classification of living garbage enterprises;

(vi) Environmental protection administrative authorities are responsible for monitoring the management of hazardous garbage contamination following the classification;

(vii) Education administration authorities are responsible for the classification and promotion of education and outreach in schools, kindergartens;

(viii) Agricultural administrative authorities are responsible for the promotion of organic fertilizers in rural fertiles;

(ix) Business administration authorities or their mandated agencies are responsible for the management of industries such as recycling of the asset.

Article 8 Residential committees, villagers' councils should work in conjunction with the Town People's Government, the Street Office for the classification of living garbage, guide work, promote the owners' committees, goods-service enterprises and residents, and villagers for the classification of living waste.

The owners' committees, the industry service enterprises should carry out life garbage promotion activities in the home area, leading to the use of garbage and classifications for residents, and guide the collection of garbage for clean workers.

The relevant industry associations, such as sanitation, material services, regeneration resources and hotels, should organize activities for the classification of living in the industry.

Article 9. The unit shall organize activities for the classification of living garbage by the personnel of this unit, and the individual shall declassify the garbage of living wastes in accordance with the provisions.

Any unit or person has the right to report and complain about violations of this approach.

Chapter II Planning and construction

Article 10. The municipal authorities should organize sanitation planning, such as garbage classification, with the executive authorities of development and reform, housing and rural-urban construction, planning, land resources and environmental protection, and post-ratification by the Government of the same people.

Any unit and individual may not change their place of use without approval, including the planning of living garbage facilities.

Article 11. The municipal authorities are responsible for the development of the criteria for the allocation of facilities for the collection of facilities for the classification of living garbage and the organization of implementation by the district-level administrative authorities.

The distribution of facilities collected by garbage collection facilities should be subject to the following provisions:

(i) The classification of equipment for the collection of facilities for construction, alteration and expansion of construction projects, with the responsibility of the construction units;

(ii) The construction of a living garbage collection facility in the residential area, for the first time being the responsibility of the municipal authorities for sanitation;

(iii) The unit's living garbage collection equipment, which is responsible for property rights units or units;

(iv) Separation of facilities for the collection of facilities in public places, which is the responsibility of local authorities or management units;

(v) Living garbage collection facilities in rural areas, which are vested in the district-level municipal (zone) municipal authorities or town governments, street offices.

Article 12 Administrative authorities in the city shall establish facilities for the transfer and disposal of garbage, in accordance with sanitation planning requirements.

No unit or individual shall be allowed to destroy, transport, retriecate the collection, transit, disposal facility or change its use. The removal, relocation, alteration or modification of their use should be carried out in accordance with the law of the municipal authorities to approve and provide temporary alternative facilities.

Chapter III

Article 14. Regions where the classification of living garbage is carried out are determined and made public by the municipal, district-level (zone) municipal authorities.

Article 15. The municipal authorities should develop, publish guidelines for the classification of living garbage and revise them in a timely manner.

The garbage should be classified according to the markings indicated in the container.

Large-scale garbage, such as furniture, home-based electricity, or need to be disposed of separately, should be collected in accordance with the provision for pre-recovery sites or other service providers.

Article 16 of this city introduces a system of responsibilities for the classification of garbage, which is determined by the responsible person in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The residential area with the services of the property industry is the responsible person;

(ii) The office management area of the unit or the use of the property unit as the responsible person;

(iii) Public places where management units are responsible;

(iv) In rural areas, villagers are responsible.

In accordance with the preceding paragraph, it was not possible to determine the classification of living garbage to the responsible person, who was vested in the Government of the town and in the street offices.

Article 17

(i) Establish a day-to-day management system;

(ii) Develop knowledge-related information on the classification of living garbage within the area of responsibility;

(iii) Maintenance, maintenance and replacement of facilities for the classification of waste collection facilities;

(iv) Guidance, supervision of units and individuals within the area of responsibility for living garbage.

Article 18 shall classify and transport the garbage that has been dispersed and transported.

Time-scheduled, targeted collection and transport of garbage.

Article 19

Article 20

(i) Recyclables should be handled by recycling enterprises established by law;

(ii) Hazardous waste garbage should be disposed of by units with corresponding disposal qualifications;

(iii) Accompanyable garbage should be disposed of in the light of the provisions, either on the ground of near-militarization or on the basis of the required units;

(iv) Other waste garbage should be disposed of by a defined garbage disposal unit.

Article 21 provides for the use of garbage in rural areas for local resourceization and actively pursues garbage on the ecological treatment and fertility of land.

Article 2

Chapter IV

Article 23 of this city introduces a system of environmental compensation for living garbage across the region. The administrative area using other administrative areas for the use of garbage disposal facilities should pay environmental compensation to the administrative areas in which the terminal disposal facility is located, in accordance with the number of garbage disposals.

The city's financial sector should work with sectors such as urban sanitation to develop and adapt the environmental remedies for living waste across regions.

Article 24 The municipal authorities should determine the annual garbage reduction targets for the various administrative regions, in line with the objective, in the same sectors as municipal finances.

Article 25. The Government of the city develops a living garbage classification method that conducts an examination of the garbage work of the municipalities (zone) and is made public to society.

Article 26 Specific incentives have been developed by the municipal authorities in charge of sanitation, along with the same level of finance, and specific incentives in rural areas are developed by the Government of the Town and the street offices.

Article 27 Governments at the municipal, district level (zone) should develop an annual garbage classification campaign plan to organize, coordinate, guide relevant departments and units to carry out the garbage campaign.

The municipal authorities are responsible for organizing the annual campaign on garbage.

Various levels of administration, people's groups, social groups, the media, schools and other business units should be informed and mobilized for the classification of living waste.

The Town People's Government, the Street Office and the Residential Commission, the Village People's Committee should promote the classification of living garbage through facilities such as advocacy columns, e-facilitatives, news customer terminals and public audio-visual feeders.

The operators and administrators of public and public transport instruments, such as ground, vehicle stations, terminals, squares, landscape areas, should use various forms of publicity for the classification of living waste.

Article 28 uses financial resources for procurement, and priority should be given to the procurement of products conducive to the integrated use of resources, environmental protection and renewable products.

Article 29 should strictly implement national standards and give priority to the use of materials that are easily recoverable, easily dismantled, vulnerable to degradation, non-toxicity or low poisoning, and reduce the use of packaging materials and avoid excessive packaging.

The retailer of commodities such as supermarkets, chambers of commerce, and trade markets shall not be sold, reimbursed or otherwise provided with irremovable plastic purchases.

Synergy, such as hotels, washings, should take measures such as environmental indications, cost preferences, and encourage and direct consumers to reduce the use of one-time consumer goods.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 33 violates the provisions of this approach, which stipulate that the provisions of the law, regulations and regulations have been punished.

Article 31 Staff of the executive authorities, such as communal sanitation, violates the provisions of this approach, criminalizes abuse of authority, pro-infraud fraud, sterilization, and acts of negligence.

Annex VI

Article 32 of this approach is implemented effective 1 July 2016.