Group 1: New Standards Released - The Ministry of Water Resources has approved six new industry standards, effective from August 12, 2025, including the "Quality Acceptance Standards for Safety Monitoring Engineering in Water Conservancy and Hydropower Projects" [1] - The "Quality Acceptance Standards for Safety Monitoring Engineering" includes 10 chapters and 2 appendices, focusing on unit engineering division principles, quality acceptance organization, and safety monitoring quality inspection requirements [1] - The "Rock Sonic Parameter Testing Instrument Calibration Method" has been revised to standardize the calibration process for rock sonic parameter testing equipment, aiding in the lifecycle management of water conservancy projects [2] Group 2: Design and Safety Standards - The "Design Specifications for Reinforcement of Earth-Rock Dams" aims to enhance the quality of dam reinforcement designs, ensuring the safety of earth-rock dam projects [2] - The "Guidelines for Identifying Major Accident Hazards in Water Conservancy and Hydropower Projects" provides a framework for identifying significant safety risks during construction and operation, supporting risk management mechanisms [3] - The "Guidelines for Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment in Water Conservancy and Hydropower Projects" will standardize the process of hazard identification and risk evaluation, promoting safety in water conservancy operations [3] Group 3: Water Resource Management - The "Technical Guidelines for Water Resource Scheduling in River Basins" outlines the technical requirements for developing water resource scheduling plans, enhancing management practices in river basin water resource allocation [4]

Group 1 - The meeting emphasized the importance of safety production in the water conservancy sector, especially during the flood season, and highlighted the need for proactive risk assessment and management [1][2] - The current weather conditions in Gansu Province, including droughts and heavy rainfall, pose significant risks, making safety production and flood prevention crucial [1] - The meeting outlined the implementation of a three-year action plan focused on safety production, urging all units to enhance risk control and eliminate potential hazards [1] Group 2 - The meeting called for an improvement in safety production awareness, urging adherence to national and provincial directives and learning from recent accidents [2] - It stressed the need for stronger safety measures, including safety education, training, hazard identification, and thorough inspections [2] - The meeting highlighted the importance of accountability in safety production, enforcing strict responsibilities during critical periods such as floods and holidays [2]