Article 1, in order to prevent and manage water erosion, protect and rationalize the use of water resources, reduce drought, improve the ecological environment, guarantee sustainable economic and social development, and develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Waterland Maintenance Act, the Surang Province Water Conservation Regulations.

Article 2

Article 3 maintains the principle of prevention as a primary, protective priority, comprehensive planning, integrated governance, land-based approach and focus. The development of a system for who uses water resources to develop who protects and who causes water erosion who is responsible for governance.

Article IV.

The city introduces a system of territorial responsibility for the maintenance of its objectives, the archaeological award and the executive head responsible for the completion of the water maintenance of its work objective in the Government's annual evaluation, and makes the implementation of the responsibilities of the executive head for the maintenance of water within the term as an important element of the evaluation and evaluation.

The Government of the Town and the Street Office should strengthen the oversight of water loss prevention and governance efforts in production-building activities within the Territory, in conjunction with investigations into violations such as destruction of water resources.

Article 5. The municipal water administration authorities are responsible for the maintenance of water throughout the city. Regional water administration authorities are responsible for the maintenance of waterland within the jurisdiction, in accordance with the management authority.

Relevant sectors such as development and reform, finance, agriculture, forestry, national land resources, rural and urban construction, planning, transport, environmental protection, urban management, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, are working on water erosion prevention and governance.

Article 6

Article 7. The municipalities, the people of the region encourage social forces to invest, donation and volunteer services for water erosion prevention and governance. Support units and individuals study, apply, promote advanced water conservation technologies, and provide financial support to units and individuals that use advanced water soils in production.

Chapter II

Article 8

Article 9. The municipal water administration authorities should organize a whole-urban land loss survey every five years and inform the findings of the social announcement. The focus on water erosion prevention zones and the focus areas of governance can increase the number of investigations according to the need. As a result of the severe loss of water due to major natural disasters, it should be conducted in a timely manner in the area concerned.

The results of the loss of water are the basis for the delineation and adaptation of priority prevention zones and priority governance areas, as well as for the development of soil conservation planning.

Article 10. The Water Administration will maintain the planning of the territorial waters with the relevant departments. The content of water conservation planning should include the state of water erosion, the classification of the types of oil erosion areas, the objectives, tasks, measures, investment estimates and efficiency analyses.

The development of water conservation planning should invite the experts concerned to make their views publicly available.

The development of water conservation planning should be coordinated with urban overall planning, land-use master planning, environmental protection planning, integrated water resource planning, environmental protection planning, geological disaster control planning, agricultural development planning, transport-specific planning.

Article 11, after approval by the Government of the High-level People or its mandated departments, is implemented by the Water Administration authorities. The implementation of water conservation planning should be reported to the same-ranking people.

The authorized maintenance of water shall not be subject to self-removal changes and the need for amendments should be reported to the approval of the pre-planned approval authority.

Article 12 Planning in the areas of infrastructure construction, land development use and industrial parking, which may result in water erosion during the implementation process, and the planning organization should provide responses and measures for water loss prevention and governance in the planning process, with the advice of the same-level water administration authorities when planning the presentation.

Chapter III

Article 13, the Government of the city, the people of the region, in accordance with water soil, has been planning to protect and increase vegetation, cover water sources, prevent and mitigate water erosion.

The Town People's Government, the Street Office should encourage and guide villagers' councils in the development of village councils, the protection of water conservation facilities and the strengthening of ecological environmental construction.

Article XIV includes rivers and lake water cover in water-soil-focused prevention zones, water pooled water areas, which should limit or prohibit production-building activities that may lead to water erosion.

Article 15 prohibits the relaunching of agricultural crops over 25 years. The plant has been reclaimed and should be gradually relocated in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

The ban on the scope of the reclaimed bleak was delineated and marked by the Government of the District.

Economic forests and agricultural crops that have grown in more than twenty-five slope and above, should be used to sustain water.

In the past 25 years, the Government should take measures to encourage the withdrawal and the implementation of natural rehabilitation.

Article 16 provides for production construction projects in other regions where water erosion is likely to result in loss of soil, with the focus on water loss prevention zones, priority governance areas and water conservation planning, and production units should prepare water conservation programmes for approval, approval, approval and approval by the same-level water administration authorities in accordance with the project.

The production-building units do not produce water conservation programmes or have developed water conservation programmes but have not been approved by the water administration authorities, environmental protection administrative authorities do not approve environmental impact evaluation reports and production construction projects are not allowed to start work.

Productive construction projects should avoid the focus of water loss prevention and priority governance areas when planning their place of choice, selection lines, and the failure to circumvent them should improve standards of control and prevent water loss.

Article 17, when the water administration approves the waterland maintenance programme, it should strictly review the objectives of water erosion control, the scope of responsibility to combat and the reasonableness and feasibility of control measures.

The productive construction units should incorporate the approved water-land conservation facility into the main engineering designs and build in conjunction with the subject.

Article 18 of the production construction activities involved the exhumation of the ground, and the construction units should strengthen construction management, reduce the range of surface disturbances, open time and exhumation, control construction dust and prevent the flow of cement into rivers and drainage networks.

Production-building units should assume responsibility for disposal and management, such as saving sands, savings, etc., and avoid loss of water in accordance with the requirements of water-land conservation, timely clean-up and integrated use.

Chapter IV

Article 19 states that, in accordance with the governance goals and tasks set forth in the plan, the people of the region adopt integrated measures for man-made governance and natural rehabilitation, integrated governance and effective water loss reduction.

Article 20 Governance in the focus area of water loss should be based on local land use, landscape-building needs, ecological governance measures such as land rehabilitation, slope protection, vegetation-building, and eco-efficiency, social benefits and economic benefits for water erosion governance.

Including and individuals are encouraged to participate in the governance of the water-soil-focused governance area, and the municipalities, the people of the region are supportive of funding, technology.

Article 21 Governance of water erosion in mountainous areas and poles should be based on small watersheds, building ecological clean watersheds in accordance with national and provincial technical regulatory requirements, and establishing a comprehensive protection system for water erosion.

The city, the people of the region have established a coordination mechanism for ecological clean watershed construction, organized a programme for the development of ecological clean watershed construction, clearly responsible subjects, integrated river lake water governance, wetlands construction, greenification, village environment and agricultural source pollution governance, rural construction, and promoted ecological clean watershed construction.

The Ec clean watershed construction programme should seek local public advice and be made public. Following the completion of the construction project, the subject of responsibility should ensure that its functions are properly performed in conjunction with the practical establishment of the engineering saving mechanism on the ground, the enforcement of the responsibilities, the day-to-day inspection and maintenance.

Article 22 governs water loss in the urbanization management area, taking measures such as vegetation, breeding, slope and rainwater intrusion, in line with the principle of the development of the lowest environmental impacts on cities, in conjunction with municipal drainage, greening.

New areas for urban planning and public projects such as new construction roads, squares, parks greenfields, river therapy should be used in the form of roof greening, water pipelines, rainwater wetlands, vegetation buffers, etc. to increase rainwater infiltration and use, to intercept cement and to prevent water loss.

The construction of rainwater control and use works is encouraged in the already constructed residential small areas, roads, squares, park greenfields, subsidised bridges and other population-intensive, low-lying locations.

Article 23 of the production construction activities damaged the maintenance of waterland, geomorphology, vegetation, which was not able to reactivate the original water conservation function, and the production construction units should pay the water administrative authorities in accordance with the law.

Reimbursement for waterlands levied by law should be used primarily for water erosion prevention, governance, monitoring and ecological clean watershed construction and escorts, and no unit or person shall be excluded and diverted.

Chapter V Monitoring and monitoring

Article 24 should establish a monitoring network for sound waterland conservation and strengthen the monitoring of land erosion. Sustained monitoring announcements on a regular basis for the society, publication of monitoring and prevention of important indicators of water erosion, governance, and the provision for water conservation monitoring in the same-tier financial budget.

Article 25 Production-building units, either self- or commissioned water-dependent institutions to carry out water erosion monitoring, should be in compliance with relevant national and provincial technical standards, norms and protocols to ensure quality of monitoring and the authenticity of water monitoring results.

Article 26 The municipal water administration authorities should establish a credit record system for the production of water construction projects that will include production-building units, water conservation design units, construction units and monitoring units to maintain violations in the present city's corporate credit information system.

Article 27 of the water administration should establish and improve the system for the maintenance of the reporting of violations by the waterland and make it available to society for the publication of the telephone. Any unit or person may report to the water administrative authorities a violation of the soil. The reported water administration authorities should investigate in a timely manner, and the results of the survey should be given feedback to the reporting person and made available to society.

Article 28 should strengthen monitoring of the implementation of the programmes approved by the water administration authorities, including:

(i) Maintenance of the programme delivery, follow-up design;

(ii) The maintenance of progress, quality and effectiveness of engineering;

(iii) Harmonization of programmatic changes and their implementation;

(iv) Maintenance of compensation payments and maintenance of financial use by waterland;

(v) Surveillance of monitoring, custodial work.

Waters maintain monitoring findings and should receive feedback from inspection units or individuals.

Article 29 sets up a collaborative mechanism for the sound and territorial conservation of water in the surrounding area to promote water conservation planning, water conservation policy measures and technical standards, focus engineering, monitoring of the coherence of control, progressive progress in the prevention and control, monitoring information sharing, and joint prevention and management of water erosion.

Water administrative authorities should establish work mechanisms such as the sharing of information and joint law enforcement with the development and reform, finance, agriculture, forestry, land use, rural and urban construction, planning, transport, environmental protection, urban management.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

In violation of article 17, paragraph 2, of the present approach, the productive construction units did not include the approved water conservation facility in the project's main engineering design, which was redirected by the Water Administration authorities, which was later uncorrected, with a fine of over three million dollars.

Article 31, the water administration authorities and other relevant departments and their staff members, in violation of the present approach, provide administrative treatment under the law to responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities; constitute criminal liability by law.

Chapter VII

Article 32

(i) Maintenance facilities in the area of water, which refer to the totality of all man-made buildings with water conservation functions.

(ii) Ec clean watersheds, which means a new integrated governance model that combines water resources conservation, polluting, rural garbage and sewage treatment, based on integrated governance in traditional small basins.

Article 33 of this approach is implemented effective 20 December 2015. The Government of the South Ben Kyoto Republic, the South Kyoto City Water Conservation Approach of 9 December 1998, was also repealed.