What does the Water Affairs Bureau do?

The Water Affairs Bureau is the water administrative department of the municipal government, and its main responsibilities include:

1, responsible for ensuring the rational development and utilization of water resources in the city;

2, responsible for the overall planning and protection of life, production and operation and ecological environment of water;

3, according to the relevant regulations of water conservancy project construction and organize their implementation;

4. Responsible for water resources protection. Organize the formulation and implementation of the city's water resources protection plan;

5, responsible for water conservation and water conservancy science and technology work;

6, responsible for hydrological work. Responsible for the monitoring of hydrological and water resources, the construction and management of the city's hydrological station network;

7, responsible for the management, protection and comprehensive utilization of water conservancy facilities, waters and coastline;

8. Guide and supervise the construction and operation management of water conservancy projects;

9, responsible for soil and water conservation work;

10, responsible for rural water conservancy work;

1 1, responsible for the resettlement management of water conservancy projects;

12, responsible for water administration supervision and water administrative law enforcement, coordinating water disputes and investigating illegal wading incidents;

13, responsible for implementing relevant requirements of comprehensive disaster prevention and mitigation planning, and compiling and implementing flood and drought disaster prevention and control planning;

14, taking the lead in fully implementing the long river and lake system.