Water conservancy construction in Huwan Township

By seeking project support, introducing private investment, mobilizing mass participation, cleverly leveraging external forces, and activating internal forces, water conservancy can be greatly developed. This is a successful practice in Huwan Township, Xin County, in carrying out farmland water conservancy infrastructure construction.

The agricultural construction work in Huwan Township mainly focuses on four points, namely relying on projects to develop water conservancy projects, attracting private investment in water conservancy projects, mobilizing the masses to invest in water conservancy projects, and deepening institutional reforms to promote water conservancy projects. The township has successively sought funding of 250,000 yuan for the Huawan Zhongdian Irrigation Station's work-for-relief project, 360,000 yuan for the Libang Village's overall promotion of financial poverty alleviation development project, and 7.89 million yuan for the land consolidation project. Comprehensive management of fields, ponds, canals and roads in the four villages of Youweizi, Caowan, Zhengdian and Huwan was carried out respectively. The township encourages successful people who go out to actively donate money and materials to build water conservancy projects in their hometowns. Successful outsiders donated 160,000 yuan to build a new group-level highway of 1,500 meters, build 1 bridge and culvert, build 1 new large pond of 10,000 square meters, build 3 large ponds, build more than 500 meters of new drainage ditches, and renovate field production roads 1500 meters. The township fully mobilized the masses to actively participate in farmland water conservancy construction by holding mobilization meetings, posting slogans, and dispatching publicity vehicles. In accordance with the principle of "whoever invests, who accepts, and who benefits", liberalize the ownership, operation, management and use rights of reservoirs, ponds, weirs, dams and canals, and encourage powerful individuals, enterprises and private owners to lease, Auction, bidding, contracting, transfer and other methods actively promote the reconstruction of water conservancy projects. The township has renovated 2 small reservoirs, 6 large ponds, 93 pond weirs, 4 small irrigation stations, and 3,500 meters of hardened and renovated irrigation canals.