Core Viewpoint - The integration of big data and technology in anti-corruption efforts is a key task for the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, aiming to enhance supervision effectiveness by 2025 [1] Group 1: Digital Supervision System Development - The Yangtze River Water Resources Commission is implementing a "Digital Twin Yangtze" supervision system, incorporating a collaborative supervision big data platform for financial and audit oversight [1] - The system development follows a "build while using, rolling optimization" principle, with initial modules for discipline supervision, inspection, financial supervision, and audit supervision completed [1] - Seven affiliated enterprises are participating in pilot projects, focusing on project management, contract management, and financial supervision [1] Group 2: Implementation of Financial Supervision System - The financial supervision system for the Lushui Reservoir reinforcement project has been officially launched, marking a significant step in implementing the Yangtze River Water Resources Commission's directives [2] - The system has successfully integrated and verified historical payment data for 82 transactions, streamlining the approval process to ensure traceability and transparency [2] - It covers eight core business areas, enhancing financial supervision and breaking down information barriers between financial and operational oversight [2] Group 3: Enhanced Supervision Mechanisms - The system establishes a comprehensive supervision framework that enhances precision and timeliness through a closed-loop monitoring approach [3] - It integrates multi-source data to create a dynamic visualization of project investment and execution, addressing traditional management issues [3] - An intelligent early warning mechanism is embedded to preemptively identify risks related to budget overruns and contract violations, shifting the focus from post-audit to proactive supervision [3]