Article 1 of the Measures for the Management of the Construction of Rural Drinking Water Safety Projects is to strengthen the construction and management of rural drinking water safety projects, ensure the safety of rural drinking water, and improve the living and production conditions of rural residents.

Order No. 3) and other relevant provisions, these measures are formulated.

This method applies to rural drinking water safety engineering projects that are included in the national rural drinking water safety engineering plan and use investment within the central budget.

Article 2 The scope of inclusion in the national rural drinking water safety project plan to solve rural drinking water safety problems is towns, villages, schools below the relevant provinces (autonomous regions, municipalities) and counties (excluding county towns), as well as state-owned agricultural (forestry) farms, Xinjiang production

The drinking water in the construction corps field and company is unsafe for the population.

Rural drinking water safety issues caused by changes in water sources, insufficient water quantity, and water quality pollution caused by mining, factory construction, enterprise production, and other man-made reasons shall be resolved by the relevant responsible units and responsible persons in accordance with the principle of "polluter pays, destroyer recovers."

Article 3 The administrative head responsibility system shall be implemented to ensure rural drinking water safety. Local governments shall bear overall responsibility for rural drinking water safety, and the central government shall provide guidance and financial support.

During the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" period, in accordance with the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan for National Rural Drinking Water Safety Project" approved by the State Council and the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Water Resources, the Health and Family Planning Commission, the Ministry of Environmental Protection and the relevant provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government)

The letter of responsibility for the construction and management of rural drinking water safety projects signed by the People's Government and the Xinjiang Corps requires that all construction management tasks and responsibilities be fully implemented and implemented carefully to ensure that the planning goals are achieved as scheduled.

Article 4 The construction of rural drinking water safety projects shall, in accordance with the requirements of coordinating urban and rural development, optimize the allocation of water resources, rationalize the layout, give priority to the extension of urban water supply pipe networks or the construction of cross-village, cross-township centralized water supply projects, etc., and vigorously develop large-scale centralized water supply projects.

Water supply, realizing water supply to households, ensuring project quality and efficiency.

Article 5 All relevant departments must, under the unified leadership of the government, assume their respective responsibilities and cooperate closely to ensure rural drinking water safety.

The development and reform department is responsible for the approval of rural drinking water safety projects, the review and issuance of investment plans, etc., and supervises and inspects the implementation of investment plans and project implementation.

The financial department is responsible for reviewing and issuing budgets, allocating funds, supervising and managing funds, approving financial accounts for project completion, etc., and implementing financial support policies.

The water conservancy department is responsible for the preparation and review of preliminary working documents for rural drinking water safety projects, organizing and guiding the implementation and operation management of projects, and guiding the protection of drinking water sources.

The health and family planning department is responsible for proposing the scope of drinking water safety issues that need to be solved in areas affected by endemic fluorosis, schistosomiasis and other serious water-related disease areas, carrying out targeted hygienic evaluation and water quality monitoring after the completion of the project, and strengthening health supervision.

The environmental protection department is responsible for guiding the investigation and assessment of the environmental conditions of rural drinking water sources and environmental supervision, and urging local governments to regard the prevention and control of pollution in rural drinking water sources as a key water pollution prevention and control, groundwater pollution prevention and control, river and lake ecological environment protection projects, and comprehensive rural environment

Prioritize the implementation of the policy of "promoting treatment through rewards" and coordinate the overall solution to the problem of water quality improvement in polluted water sources.

Article 6 The construction standards and engineering design, construction and construction management of rural drinking water safety projects shall comply with relevant national and provincial technical standards, norms and regulations.

The pipes, facilities and equipment used in the project shall comply with the requirements of relevant national product quality standards and relevant technical specifications.

Article 7 Rural drinking water safety projects shall be reviewed and approved by local development and reform departments in different situations.

For projects that implement the approval system, the project approval department may merge or reduce certain approval links based on the approved rural drinking water safety project plan and the actual situation of the project.

For projects constructed by enterprises that do not use government investment, an approval system shall be implemented in accordance with regulations.

The project approval (verification) procedures and authority divisions in various regions are determined by the provincial development and reform commissions in consultation with the water conservancy and other departments at the same level in accordance with the relevant principles and policies of the State Council on promoting the reform of the investment system, transforming government functions, reducing and decentralizing investment approval matters, and improving administrative efficiency.

Ask for OK.

If the project construction involves land occupation and requires environmental impact assessment and other work, it shall be handled in accordance with regulations.

Article 8 All localities must strictly follow the current relevant technical specifications and standards, conscientiously carry out the survey and design of rural drinking water safety projects, strengthen consultation and cooperation among departments such as water conservancy, health and family planning, environmental protection, development and reform, and strive to improve design quality.

The engineering design plan shall include water source engineering selection and protection, water source water quantity and quality demonstration, water supply engineering construction, water quality purification, disinfection, and water quality testing facility construction, etc.

Among them, projects with a daily water supply of 1,000 cubic meters or a water supply population of more than 10,000 people (hereinafter referred to as "thousand-ton-ten-thousand-person" projects) should establish a water quality testing room, configure corresponding water quality testing equipment and personnel, and implement operating funds.

Planning and design documents for rural drinking water safety projects should be prepared by units with corresponding qualifications.

Article 9 Rural drinking water safety projects shall carry out hygienic evaluation work in accordance with regulations.

Article 10 Based on the construction tasks determined in the plan, preliminary work status of each project and annual application requirements, all provincial development and reform and water conservancy departments shall submit annual central subsidy investment proposal plans for rural drinking water safety projects to the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Water Resources.