“十四五”期间累计对港对澳安全优质供水超45.7亿立方米

Core Insights - Guangdong Province has provided over 4.57 billion cubic meters of safe and high-quality water supply to Hong Kong and Macau during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, ensuring long-term prosperity and stability for these regions [1] - The province has achieved significant progress in water conservancy development, with total water conservancy investment reaching 473.3 billion yuan, exceeding planned targets and ranking first in the country for five consecutive years [1] - The implementation of the river and lake chief system has seen 35,000 river and lake chiefs appointed, leading to the resolution of 43,000 issues related to river and lake management [2] Investment and Infrastructure - Major projects such as the Pearl River Delta water resource allocation, Hanjiang high dam, and Xijiang mainstream governance have been completed, while key projects like the Guangdong water resource allocation project and Huangmaoxia Reservoir are under accelerated implementation [1] - The Guangdong water network is rapidly taking shape with a "five vertical and five horizontal" framework [1] Disaster Prevention and Water Management - Guangdong has effectively responded to multiple super typhoons, achieving the "four no" goals in flood prevention, and successfully mitigated severe droughts in the Dongjiang and Hanjiang river basins [1] - Water resource management has improved, with total water usage controlled within 41.1 billion cubic meters, and water usage per unit of GDP and industrial added value decreasing by 16% and 24% respectively compared to the end of the 13th Five-Year Plan [2] Rural Water Supply - The province has achieved full coverage of centralized rural water supply during the 14th Five-Year Plan, with the rural tap water penetration rate remaining above 99% and the population covered by large-scale water supply projects increasing to 90.5% [2]