What does the Resource Bureau do?

The Bureau of Resources is responsible for the supervision, management and dynamic monitoring of the natural resources market, and establishing the credit system of the natural resources market. According to "Regulations on Function Allocation, Internal Organization and Staffing of the Ministry of Natural Resources of People's Republic of China (PRC)", it can be known that the Ministry of Natural Resources is a department of the State Council, with ministerial status, and retains the brand of State Oceanic Administration. Perform the duties of the owner of natural resource assets such as land, minerals, forests, grasslands, wetlands, water and oceans owned by the whole people and the duties of controlling the space use of all land. Responsible for the investigation, monitoring and evaluation of natural resources. Responsible for the unified registration of natural resources. Responsible for the paid use of natural resources assets. Responsible for the rational development and utilization of natural resources. Responsible for establishing the spatial planning system and supervising its implementation. Responsible for coordinating the ecological restoration of national space. Responsible for organizing the implementation of the strictest farmland protection system. Responsible for the management of geological exploration industry and the national geological work. Responsible for implementing the relevant requirements of comprehensive disaster prevention and mitigation planning, organizing the preparation of geological disaster prevention planning and protection standards and guiding their implementation. Responsible for the management of mineral resources. Responsible for supervising the implementation of marine strategic planning and developing marine economy. Responsible for the supervision and management of marine development, utilization and protection. Responsible for surveying and mapping geographic information management. Promote scientific and technological development in the field of natural resources. International cooperation in natural resources. The Bureau of Natural Resources is an administrative unit formed by the merger of the former Bureau of Land and Resources and the Urban and Rural Planning Bureau, and the integration of the functions of the Development and Reform Bureau, Forestry Bureau and Water Conservancy Bureau. The Bureau of Natural Resources mainly aims at the investigation, management and allocation of natural resources, and then makes corresponding reports and assessments according to the resource problems in various places, and is responsible for the legal utilization and exploitation of natural resources and the standardization of laws.