Water and Soil Conservation Regulation of Zhejiang Province. Country/Territory China Territorial subdivision Zhejiang Document type Regulation Date 2014 Source FAO, FAOLEX Subject Land & soil, Water Keyword Soil conservation/soil improvement Soil rehabilitation Hazards Flood Policy/planning Environmental audit Erosion Drainage/land reclamation Protected area Offences/penalties Water conservation zone Water shortage/drought Geographical area Asia, Asia and the Pacific, East Asian Seas, Eastern Asia, North Pacific, North-West Pacific Entry into force notes This Regulation enters into force on 1 March 2015. Abstract This Regulation is formulated in accordance with the Water and Soil Conservation Law of the People’s Republic of China, aiming to regulate the water and soil conservation work in Zhejiang Province. It provides for the implementation of water and soil conservation target responsibility system and responsibility lifelong accountability system. Soil and water conservation work shall be mainly under the territorial management of the local people's governments at county (city, district) level. Water and soil conservation shall be integrated into the scope of resources and environment protection audit, and the auditing results shall be an important basis for examination in water and soil conservation target responsibility system. Water and soil conservation planning shall be based on the results of water and soil loss investigation and delimitation of key prevention areas and key control areas. The local governments shall take measures to strengthen the ecological recovery of in key prevention areas and improve water and soil conservation project construction in key control areas. Full text Chinese Website www.zjwater.com References - Legislation Implements Water and Soil Conservation Law of the People’s Republic of China. Legislation | China | 1991 (2010) Keyword: Soil conservation/soil improvement, Soil rehabilitation, Hazards, Flood, Policy/planning, Basic legislation, Water conservation zone, Water shortage/drought Source: FAO, FAOLEX