Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of the total water resources, to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of water resources, to build water-based societies, to promote eco-civilization and to guarantee sustainable national economic and social development, and to develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2

This approach refers to the use of advanced water technologies to reduce water consumption, to increase water use rates and to achieve reasonable and scientific water use.

Article 3. Saving water should be guided by the principles of integrated planning, rationalization, efficient use and integrated management.

The establishment of government-led, sectoral collaboration, market orientation and public participation in water-saving mechanisms to build water-based societies.

Article IV. The Government of the people at the district level should strengthen its leadership in water-saving efforts to integrate water-saving efforts into national economic and social development planning and annual plans; establish water-saving coordination mechanisms to address major issues in water-saving efforts; establish a water efficiency assessment system, such as the gross domestic product (GDP) water consumption indicators, to incorporate the completion of water-saving targets into local government performance appraisals; and secure water resource savings, conservation and management funding.

Article 5 Government water administration authorities are responsible for water-saving efforts throughout the province. The Ministry's Government's economic and informationization, housing and rural-urban construction authorities are responsible for the promotion of water-saving and urban water efficiency throughout the province. The Ministry of the People's Government has been working on water savings in line with the division of duties.

The water-saving authorities (hereinafter referred to as water-saving authorities) identified by the people's governments in the districts, districts (markets, areas) are responsible for the savings of water within the current administrative area.

The communes (communes), street offices, village (community) committees should work together for water conservation.

More than 6 people at the district level should have water-saving authorities to strengthen water-saving awareness education, to achieve water-saving knowledge and to increase awareness of water for all.

Government education authorities at the district level should incorporate water-saving knowledge into national quality education systems.

Media, such as newspapers, radio, television and government websites, should strengthen water-saving public awareness and waste of water opinion monitoring, and create a good climate for water-saving across society.

Article 7. Any unit and individual have the obligation to save water and have the right to monitor and report on waste of water resources.

Encourage and support the participation of social forces in water-saving efforts; encourage and support the application studies of water-saving technologies at scientific boards, higher institutions and promote the transformation of water-saving science and technology outcomes.

Units and individuals that have made a prominent contribution in water-saving efforts, the Government of the more than the veterans of the district or the relevant sectors have given incentives.

Chapter II

Article 8

Article 9. Governments of more than the population at the district level should establish a system of control indicators for the overall water use in the current administration area, based on the overall water control indicators and water-saving planning, the development of annual water use plans, in conjunction with annual water control management requirements, and the overall management of annual water use in the current administration area.

Annual water plans in the administrative region should not exceed the approved overall water control targets.

Article 10

Water units that are planned for water management should be regularly organized in accordance with national technical standards and protocols, to test the cost-saving of water to more than the population at the district level as the basis for the approved water plans; and water units should be converted in a timely manner, in accordance with national technical standards.

Specific approaches to the planning of water management are developed by the Provincial Government Water Administration authorities with the relevant sectors.

Article 11. The water-saving authorities at the district level should establish water consumption measures, statistics, communication systems.

Water units should be installed and used in accordance with the law, and regularly check and maintain, and ensure accuracy.

More than two different water sources or more of the different uses of the water unit should be installed, respectively.

Article 12. More than the Government of the People's Government shall establish a directory of water units that will focus on monitoring of water; water units that focus on monitoring should install automated monitoring equipment for water measurements, maintain original monitoring records, ensure the proper functioning of the equipment and provide an integrated water management system network with the authorities of the people at the district level.

Article 13. The Government's procurement oversight management will develop a directory of water-saving products, equipment and government procurement with the relevant departments; products, equipment and equipment that have obtained a quotation of water products should be prioritized in government procurement catalogues.

Article 14. Producers, solders or users in the production operation shall cease production, sale or use of lagging processes, equipment and products that have been laged by national orders.

Article 15. The Government of the people at the district level should organize the use of water-saving technologies to promote the establishment of water-saving equipment, equipment development and diffusion systems.

Units and individuals are encouraged to develop water-saving devices and water-saving technologies, processes, equipment and products.

Chapter III Water-saving measures

Article 16 Industrial enterprises should strengthen internal water management, establish water-saving management systems, adopt advanced technologies, processes and equipment, strengthen industrial water cycle use and build water-saving enterprises.

High-scale hydro-energy enterprises such as steel, textiles, paper, oil literary, chemical, denunciation, etc. are encouraged to deal in depth with reciprocation, increase water use rates and reduce water consumption.

Article 17 Governments and their relevant sectors, communes (communes) governments should optimize agricultural production structures, in accordance with local water resources conditions, to promote water-saving technologies such as intrusion, pipeline irrigation, spraying, micro-industry, to increase agricultural irrigation water use, to develop efficient and modern agriculture and to build water-saving agriculture.

The breeding industry should develop some-size-growing technologies, promote wastewater treatment and reuse technologies.

Article 18 Water-water enterprises and units of self-established water supply facilities should strengthen the management of water supply facilities and reduce water failures; update the use of water pipes that exceed 50 years and backwards, and reduce the lapse rate and meet national standards.

Article 19 Specific water industries such as washing, washing, swimming, Hilves, should use water-saving technologies, equipment or facilities such as water-efficient or recycling.

Synergy such as catering, recreation and hotels should give priority to the use of water-efficient devices that phase out water-intensive water-efficient devices.

Article 20 State bodies, utilities, group organizations should use water-saving devices, in accordance with institutional improvements, management of strict, facilities norms, advocacy requirements, and universal access to the cycle of public buildings and air conditioning, and build water-saving units.

Article 21 encourages the inhabitants to save water and to have reasonable water. Street offices, communities should strengthen guidance on water-saving within the Territory's companies and residents to build water-saving neighbourhoods (mini-size) for water-saving dwellers.

Article 22 Greenization in urban parks should be used to save water, including through spraying, microbillage.

Urban greening, road cleaning and ecological landscape water should be used as a priority.

The owner or manager of municipal facilities, such as firefighting, sanitation, should strengthen the management of water facilities to prevent water spills, loss or diversion.

Article 23, in cities where water resources are scarce (markets, areas), the local people's Government and its relevant sectors should encourage and support the collection, development, use and use, slack of water for rainwater, micrology, refuelling, mined water, mining wells, and integrating them into water resource harmonization.

The construction of new towns, old urban rehabilitation and municipal infrastructure should be accompanied by the construction of rainwater harvests, storage facilities and regenerational water utilization facilities; already built urban areas or infrastructures should be gradually matched by rainwater harvests, storage water facilities and refuel water utilization facilities.

Projects such as steel, fire, morphology, pulp paper and hard-to-use steel, hydro, are not approved for new water licences.

In industries such as electricity, chemistry and militarization in coastal areas, direct use of seawater as a cycle of refrigeration is being pursued.

Chapter IV Oversight safeguards

Article 24 Governments at all levels should strengthen the management of water-saving monitoring and establish a mechanism for monitoring water conservation. More people at the district level should be subject to inspection of water efficiency in the water unit, in line with the division of duties.

Article 25

Article 26 Governments of more people at the district level should put in place a mechanism for promoting water-saving inputs. Improving the channels of government, enterprise, social diversification to finance water-saving industries, encouraging social funds, civilian capital investment, and developing appropriate preferential policies on the basis of national and current provincial provisions for water-saving adaptation projects, water efficiency demonstration projects and non-conventional water development projects.

More people at the district level should lead financial institutions to increase credit support for water-saving projects.

Article 27 Governments of more people at the district level implement water price policies that promote water savings and establish water price mechanisms that reflect water scarcity and water costs.

Water use in industrial and services has been introduced with a supra-planning system, with gradable water prices for urban dwellers.

Renewable water production imposes preferential electricity and exempts urban utilities from costing.

Renewable water prices should be determined in conjunction with their water quality and use, in accordance with the principle of tenure.

Article 28 Governments and their relevant sectors should promote contract-saving water management models, encourage water-saving services to enter into cost-saving management contracts with water units or individuals, provide water-saving diagnostics, financing, adaptation services, and recover investment and gain reasonable profit through the sharing of water efficiency benefits.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 29, in violation of article 10, paragraph 2, of this approach, provides that water units that are included in the planned water management are not tested in accordance with the provision for water balance or are tested to be inaccurate and are not restructured in a timely manner and are converted to the time limit by the authorities of more than three million dollars at the district level.

Article 31, in violation of article 11, paragraph 2, of the present approach, provides that no water measure is installed or used for non-qualified water measurements or without regular inspection and maintenance, resulting in in in inaccurate water measurements and a change of time limits by the relevant sectors of the Government of the more than 1,000 people; and that there is no change over a period of more than 1 million dollars.

In violation of Article 12 of this approach, no water measurement automatic monitoring equipment was installed or no original monitoring record or no access to the integrated water resources management system, which was converted by the Government of the above-ranking people to the deadline for saving the water authorities; and was not reformulated, with a fine of up to $20,000 for the year 2000.

Article 32, in violation of article 18 of this approach, provides that the leakage rate of the network is less than the national standard and is modified by the time limit for the management of water authorities, which are costed by more than 1 million dollars at the district level.

Article 33 The relevant executive authorities and national staff members at the district level play a role in the management of water-saving, negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, which is governed by the law by the relevant organs of the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible; and criminal responsibility is lawful.

Annex VI

Article 34 of this approach is implemented effective 1 November 2015.