2019 Water Resources Standardization Management Training Course in Yangzhou

Source: Ministry of Water Resources website 

      In order to implement the Standardization Law of the People's Republic of China and the newly revised Regulations for the Management of Water Resources Standardization, the basic and leading role of water resources technical standards in the general tone of water resources reform and development is brought into full play, so as to effectively improve the level of water resources standardization management. From September 18 to 20, the Department of International Cooperation and Science and Technology of the Ministry of Water Resources held a training course on water standardization management in Yangzhou in 2019. Vice Director Ni Li attended the opening ceremony and delivered a speech. This training course is sponsored by Yangzhou University and co-sponsored by China Water Conservancy Society.   

      This training course is carried out in the form of classroom teaching, case teaching, on-site teaching, special discussion and other teaching methods. Experts from the General Administration of Market Supervision, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Construction, Jiangsu Water Conservancy Department and Yangzhou University are invited to teach the course. The course covers standardization reform and development, innovation management, etc. In addition, on-site teaching of standardized management was carried out in Jiangdu Water Conservancy Project. The training course received unanimous praise from the trainees. It is generally reflected that the course arrangement is reasonable, the content is rich, the focus is prominent, and it is very pragmatic. It has strong pertinence and guidance. It lays a solid foundation for further standardization work in the new era.      

     The standardization liaison officers of relevant departments and bureaus of the Ministry of Water Resources, the standardization management departments of relevant units under the Ministry of Water Resources are in charge of comrades, and the provincial water standardization management departments are in charge of comrades. More than 80 comrades in charge of compiling water resources standards and representatives of relevant colleges and universities participated in the training.