节水成效显著，2024年临沂市用水总量18.13亿立方米

Core Insights - The total water consumption in Linyi City for 2024 is projected to be 1.813 billion cubic meters, which is below the control target of 1.883 billion cubic meters set for the 14th Five-Year Plan period [1] - The water usage per ten thousand GDP is 27.55 cubic meters, and the water usage per ten thousand industrial added value is 10.83 cubic meters, representing decreases of 16.52% and 21.58% respectively compared to 2020 [1] - The unconventional water utilization reached 103 million cubic meters, achieving annual control targets of no less than 12% and 7% [1] Water Management Policies - Linyi City has established a "stock + increment" dual control model by improving six normative documents, including the "Water Conservation Supervision and Inspection Measures" and "Water Rights Trading Implementation Measures" [3] - The city has set a water usage plan for 5,054 households and completed water-saving evaluation reviews for 40 construction projects, with a 100% coverage rate for the progressive pricing system for non-residential water usage [3] Agricultural and Industrial Water Conservation - In the agricultural sector, water price reforms have been completed for 4.553 million acres, enhancing the efficiency of water supply in irrigation areas [3] - In the industrial sector, 152 water-saving technical transformation projects have been implemented, fostering benchmark enterprises recognized as provincial water efficiency "leaders" [3] Urban Water Efficiency Initiatives - The urban sector has reduced the leakage rate in the central urban area to 8.48% through pipeline leakage management, and daily water consumption in schools has decreased by 49,000 tons due to water-saving renovations [3] - Linyi City has completed 202 water rights transactions, with a total trading volume of nearly 50 million cubic meters, ranking among the top three in the province [3] Public Awareness and Future Plans - The city has launched various activities for water conservation awareness, including "World Water Day" and "China Water Week," and all 12 districts have established water-saving societies [4] - Future plans include deepening comprehensive agricultural water price reforms and aiming to establish a smart water-saving management system by the end of 2025 to support green, low-carbon, and high-quality development [4]