Guizhou invested 5 billion yuan during the 11th Five-Year Plan period to solve the drinking water problem for 10.6 million rural residents.
At the construction site of the "Anda Xinchang Long-distance Pipeline Water Supply Project" in Jinsha County, various types of engineering machinery are busy shuttling between the water source site and the pipeline laying site, ensuring that the main project will be basically completed by the end of the year. This project, currently the largest long-distance pipeline water supply project in Guizhou Province's rural drinking water safety projects, will solve the drinking water safety problems of 69,900 people in Anluo Township, Datian Township, and Xinhua Township in Jinsha County after completion.
Apr 29,2011
At the construction site of the "Anda Xinchang Long-Distance Water Pipeline Project" in Jinsha County, various types of engineering machinery are busy moving between the water source site and the pipeline laying site, ensuring that the main project will be basically completed by the end of the year.
This project, currently the largest long-distance water pipeline project in Guizhou Province's rural drinking water safety projects, will solve the drinking water safety problems of 69,900 people in Anluo Township, Datian Township, and Xinhua Township in Jinsha County after completion.
Comrades from the Drinking Water Department of the Water Resources Department said that there are more than 100 such drinking water projects under construction across the province.
During the "Eleventh Five-Year Plan" period, although only 6.15 million people were included in the "quench thirst plan," in reality, a total of 10.6 million rural residents in the province with drinking water difficulties said goodbye to their difficulties thanks to various drinking water projects.
Between 1996 and 2004, Guizhou Province implemented two phases of the "Thirst Relief Project" and the "Difficulty Relief Project," providing drinking water for more than 18 million rural residents. However, a 2005 survey and assessment showed that 23 million rural residents in Guizhou Province still faced unsafe drinking water problems.
Since 2006, the construction of rural drinking water safety projects in Guizhou Province has been fully launched. The "three-level linkage investment" has formed a solid project funding chain, making the "Eleventh Five-Year Plan" period the fastest-developing and most effective period for rural drinking water safety work in Guizhou Province.
It is estimated that by the end of this year, a total of 4.944 billion yuan will have been invested in rural drinking water projects across the province. Of this, 3.012 billion yuan is from central government investment, 1.546 billion yuan is from provincial and lower-level government budgets, and rural households have invested and contributed more than 300 million yuan in labor and materials.
Currently, Guizhou Province is carrying out the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" for rural drinking water safety across the province, breaking down and implementing the task of solving the drinking water safety problems of 2 to 3 million rural residents each year from 2008 to 2012, and completing the design of individual projects and the overall implementation plan one year in advance.
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