滇中引水二期骨干工程可行性研究报告获批

Group 1 - The National Development and Reform Commission has officially approved the feasibility study report for the second phase of the Central Yunnan Water Diversion Project, marking a significant breakthrough in the largest investment scale and longest water diversion route in Yunnan's water conservancy history [1] - The Central Yunnan Water Diversion Project, which began construction in August 2017, aims to address severe water shortages in the central Yunnan region by diverting water from the Jinsha River [1] - The total investment for the project is 9.994 billion yuan, consisting of water diversion and regulation projects, including the construction of nine new water diversion main lines and the establishment and expansion of four reservoirs [1] Group 2 - Once fully completed, the project is expected to divert an average of 3.4 billion cubic meters of water annually to the central Yunnan region, benefiting an area of 36,900 square kilometers [1] - The project will enhance the province's water resource allocation capacity, effectively alleviating long-term water shortages in the central Yunnan region and improving the aquatic ecological environment of rivers and highland lakes [1] - The approval of this project further clarifies and perfects the main framework and arteries of Yunnan's water network, positioning the province to seize national strategic opportunities for construction and expand effective investment [2]