（原标题：推动370宗项目落地！广东水经济再"吸金"超800亿元） 南方财经记者郑玮 实习生钟宸 汕尾报道 近日，广东省第三届水经济发展工作座谈会在汕尾举行。座谈会现场，南方财经记者了解到，广东全省 目前正推动370宗绿色水经济项目落地，总投资达880.1亿元，其中2026年至2027年计划投资139.0亿元。 同期，6宗水经济项目也在座谈会现场签约，涵盖水上运动、滨水文旅、水系旅游、水生态保护修复等 业态，总投资超10亿元。 百亿投资涌入背后，全境拥有2.38万条河流和7900多座水库的广东，已连续4年将发展水经济写入政府 工作报告，各地也逐步探索出一批水资源保护与发展并行的特色模式。 以汕尾为例。近年来，通过排污口整治、湖体疏浚、红树林营造等一系列治理举措，汕尾推动辖内"中 国最大、亚洲第二大滨海潟湖"——品清湖水质实现稳定改善。今年11月底，汕尾进一步推动成立品清 湖保护联盟以及品清湖保护基金，为滨海潟湖的保护提供公益性服务及资金保障。其中，品清湖保护基 金首批募集资金超过2800万元。 2025年前三季度，在品清湖布设的14个水质监测点位中，Ⅰ、Ⅱ类水比例达到80%。依托良好的生态环 境，品清湖沿岸目 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Guangdong Provincial River Chief System Office has officially released the "Guangdong Province Green Water Economy Development" white paper, emphasizing the transformation of ecological resources into economic benefits through innovative water management practices [1][4]. Group 1: Policy and Development Framework - The central government has emphasized ecological priority and green development since the issuance of the "Opinions on Fully Implementing the River Chief System" in November 2016, leading to Guangdong's proactive approach in water management and protection [2]. - Guangdong became the first province in China to deploy green water economy development at the provincial level, with continuous inclusion of water economy development in government work reports since 2022 [2]. - The implementation of the "Guangdong Province River and Lake Chief System Regulations" in May 2025 aims to optimize project approval processes and support green water economy initiatives [2]. Group 2: Pilot Projects and Investment - The "10+2" provincial water economy pilot program focuses on developing new industries such as water sports, waterway tourism, and high-quality water utilization, with significant collaboration between government and enterprises [3]. - By the end of 2024, the pilot projects are expected to complete major tasks with a cumulative investment of approximately 12 billion, alongside over 100 billion in planned reserve projects [3]. - The water economy industry in Guangdong has been assessed to exceed 1 trillion, indicating robust market interest and growth potential [3]. Group 3: White Paper Insights - The white paper consists of approximately 24,000 words, summarizing the background, strategies, models, achievements, and future outlook of Guangdong's green water economy [4]. - It outlines the "1364" development path, which includes one goal, three coordinations, six development models, and four achievements, aimed at enhancing regional coordination and promoting green consumption [4]. - The release of the white paper marks the 20th anniversary of the "Green Mountains and Clear Water are Gold and Silver Mountains" concept, aiming to guide further development of the green water economy in Guangdong [4].

Core Viewpoint - The "Guangdong Province Green Water Economy Development" white paper outlines a strategic framework for promoting a green water economy in Guangdong, emphasizing the integration of ecological protection and economic development, with a focus on sustainable practices and innovative models [1][2]. Group 1: Development Pathways - The white paper defines the green water economy as a new economic form characterized by low resource consumption, minimal environmental pollution, high technological content, and high industrial added value [2]. - It summarizes the "1364" development pathway, which includes one goal, three coordinated approaches, six development models, and four achieved outcomes [2]. Group 2: Achievements and Future Directions - From July 2023 to June 2025, Guangdong will implement 109 pilot projects with a total investment of approximately 12 billion yuan, of which about 80% will come from social capital [3]. - Future initiatives will focus on enhancing top-level design, improving institutional mechanisms, expanding development models, and deepening theoretical research to foster high-quality development in the green water economy [3].

Core Viewpoint - Guangdong Province is leading the development of a green water economy, with significant investments and innovative models aimed at sustainable growth [1][2] Investment and Economic Scale - By the end of 2024, the cumulative investment in Guangdong's water economy pilot projects is expected to reach approximately 12 billion yuan, with planned projects exceeding 100 billion yuan [1] - The scale of the water economy industry in Guangdong is assessed to be over 1 trillion yuan [1] Policy and Legislative Framework - Guangdong is the first province in China to deploy the development of a green water economy at the provincial level, establish legislative support, and create a provincial water economy social organization [1] Pilot Projects and Development Models - The province has initiated a "10+2" pilot project framework, selecting 10 quality projects and two cities (Foshan and Jiangmen) for comprehensive trials, alongside 109 city and county-level pilot projects [1] - The white paper outlines six development models for the water economy, including water-city integration, industry-driven initiatives, engineering utilization, ecological protection, resource value enhancement, and cultural tourism branding [1] Achievements and Impact - The white paper summarizes four key achievements of Guangdong's green water economy: expanding regional coordinated development, creating new scenarios for green consumption, opening new avenues for social capital investment, and stimulating high-quality development in water resources [2]

Core Viewpoint - Guangdong has officially released the "Guangdong Province Green Water Economy Development" white paper, highlighting a significant investment in water economy projects and the potential for a trillion-yuan industry [2][3][4]. Investment and Economic Scale - From July 2023 to June 2025, Guangdong plans to invest approximately 12 billion yuan in water economy projects [3]. - There are over 100 billion yuan worth of reserve projects planned [4]. - The estimated scale of the water economy industry in Guangdong is around 1 trillion yuan [4]. Development Pathway - The white paper outlines a "1364" development pathway, which includes one goal, three coordinations, and six development models [6][7][8]. - The goal focuses on transforming ecological advantages into economic benefits [6]. - The three coordinations involve balancing development and protection, market and government, as well as supply and demand [7]. - The six development models include water-city integration, industry-driven development, ecological protection, and enhancing cultural tourism [8]. Achievements and Impact - The initiative aims to achieve four key outcomes: expanding regional coordinated development, creating new green consumption scenarios, opening new investment avenues for social capital, and stimulating high-quality development in water management [9][10]. - The white paper emphasizes the role of the green water economy in promoting coordinated urban-rural development [29]. Infrastructure and Investment - Guangdong has invested over 100 billion yuan in water infrastructure in 2023 and 2024 [14][15]. - The province has implemented measures such as the river and lake chief system and ongoing actions to clean up water bodies [15][16]. Industry Development Examples - Various cities are actively developing water economy industries, such as the creation of a "Lake + Green Development Zone" in Heyuan [21][22]. - The integration of water management with tourism and sports industries is being promoted in cities like Shenzhen and Foshan [23][24]. - The North River project in Qingyuan has attracted 220,000 tourists in 2024, generating 32 million yuan in revenue [25][26]. Consumer Trends - The white paper notes a significant increase in demand for water-related tourism among younger generations and the elderly [38]. - Pilot projects in 2023 attracted 11 million visitors, generating over 340 million yuan in revenue, with projections for 2024 to exceed 24 million visitors and 830 million yuan in revenue [40][41]. Water Resource Utilization - Guangdong has identified 330 mineral water sources for high-quality natural drinking water development, indicating substantial market potential [42]. - The water industry parks in Heyuan and Jiangmen are expected to generate significant industrial output and attract investments [44][45].

Core Insights - The signing of three water economy projects in Guangzhou marks a significant investment exceeding 1.6 billion yuan, indicating a new direction for Guangdong's water ecological product value realization [1][2] - Guangdong has initiated 115 water economy pilot projects, with a total planned investment of nearly 100 billion yuan, primarily driven by private enterprises [1][4] - The rise in consumer interest in water-related activities is creating opportunities for investment in water economy sectors such as water sports, tourism, and ecological farming [2][5] Investment Projects - Three water economy projects signed on July 10 include the "Zengjiang Tour Project" with over 200 million yuan investment and the "Forest Sea Project" with 1.453 billion yuan investment, focusing on water tourism, leisure, and ecological farming [2][3] - The "Zengjiang Tour Project" aims to enhance water-based tourism experiences, while the "Forest Sea Project" includes various recreational facilities [2][3] - The "Yuanlin Ecological Park" is expected to attract 800,000 visitors annually, generating an estimated net profit of around 287 million yuan once fully operational [4] Economic Impact - By 2024, 13 out of 16 provincial water economy pilot projects in Guangdong are operational, attracting 24.04 million visitors and generating 830 million yuan in revenue [4] - The anticipated growth in water sports and leisure activities is expected to significantly increase consumer spending in these sectors [3][5] Water Rights and Policy Development - Experts emphasize the need to overcome water resource rights and trading bottlenecks to enhance the value realization mechanism of water ecological products [5][6] - The establishment of a clear property rights system for river assets is crucial for promoting water economy development [5][7] - Recent initiatives in cities like Heshan are exploring river management rights reform to facilitate the economic value transformation of river ecological products [7][8]