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Research on Rural Drinking Water Projects Management

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Informatics and Management Science IV

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Due to lack of effective management system, effectiveness of rural drinking water projects is relatively poor, which leads to rural unsafe drinking water. The participants, the classification of property right and management of rural drinking water projects are analyzed. Participants of rural safe drinking water in china are mainly management, operators and water users; the body are respectively water resources department, rural drinking water system operators and rural water users. Because of differences in sources of funding, property right of rural drinking water projects can belong to the state-owned property or collective ownership or individual ownership or private investment institutions. Rural centralized water supply projects in Anhui are mainly the village self-management, about 70.58 %; in Beijing mainly the direct management of water conservancy department, about 48.75 %. Clear property rights contribute to the management of rural drinking water projects, the appropriate management is choosing flexibly according to the actual drinking water projects. It necessary to establish a sound management system of rural drinking water projects, and give full play to the role of rural residents.

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The paper is a part of research result supported by research fund of zhejiang planning project of philosophy and social sciences (No.11XKGJ08), zhejiang water conservancy and hydropower college (No.xky-201107).

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Liu, Z. (2013). Research on Rural Drinking Water Projects Management. In: Du, W. (eds) Informatics and Management Science IV. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 207. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-4793-0_37

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