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IJ: 3"t.._'M Al Z. ri- 41; Public Disclosure Authorized 11 L A if If !I 11 fJ Public Disclosure Authorized PRESIDENT: JIANG SHUXUE (VICE), SENIOR ENGINEEROF HARBOURENGINEERING CHIEF ENGINEER: LIN QINGLING(VICE), SENIOR ENGINEEROF HARBOURENGINEERING DIRECTOR:DENG ENGUO,SENIOR ENGINEER OF ENVIRONMENT ENGINEERING REVIEWEDBY: DENG ENGUO,SENIOR ENGINEER OF ENVIRONMENTENGINEERING PROJECTMANAGER: LUO XIANQING PREPAREDBY: LUO XIANQING, YOU LIXIN, YU JINGBIAO HAN WEI, CHEN YONG PANG XUEMEI, ZHANG BO 2 ASSESSMENTPARTICIPANT: INSTITUTEOF HYDROLOGY,WATER RESOURCEAND ENVIRONMENTSCIENCE, THE HEHAI UNIVERSITY CERTIFICATENO.: JIAZI 0222 TECHNICALLEADER: WANGHUIMIN, YAOQl PARTICIPANTS: CHU JUNDA, DING SHUANQING, PANG YONG XUHUICI, XUYING, XIANGLIPING MAOYONGGEN 3 PROJECTCOOPERATION UNITS BIOLOGYDEPARTMENT, NANJINGNORMAL UNIVERSITY XUZHOU ENVIRONMENTMONITORING STATION HUAIYINENVIRONMENT MONITORING STATION ZHENJIANGENVIRONMENT MONITORING STATION SUZHOUENVIRONMENT MONITORING STATION XISHAN ENVIRONMENTMONITORING STATION 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE 1. GENERAL 1.1 ASSESSMENT PURPOSES 1.2 ASSESSMENT BASIS 1.3 ASSESSMENT GRADE 1.4 EVALUATION STANDARDOF ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT 1.5 ENVIRONMENTPROTECTION OBJECTIVES 1.6 ASSESSMENT METHODS 2. BRIEF INTRODUCTIONTO THE PROJECT 2.1 PROJECT OBJECTIVES 2.2 PROJECT COMPOSITION 2.3 PROJECT SCALE AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARD 2.4 MAJORWORKS 2.5 INVESTMENTAND FUND RAISING 2.6 PROJECT IMPLEMENTATIONPLAN 3. ENVIRONMENTSITUATION ASSESSMENT 3.1 NATURALENVIRONMENT FEATURES 3.2 BRIEF INTRODUCTIONTO SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT 3.3 ATMOSPHERE ENVIRONMENTSITUATION ASSESSMENT 3.4 WATER ENVIRONMENTSITUATION ASSESSMENT 3.5 ACOUSTIC ENVIRONMENTSITUATION ASSESSMENT 3.6 ECOLOGICALENVIRONMENT SITUATION ASSESSMENT 4. ENVIRONMENTIMPACT FORECAST AND POLLUTION PREVENTIONAND MITIGATIONMEASURES 4.1 ENGINEERINGANALYSIS 4.2 ATMOSPHERE ENVIRONMENTIMPACT FORECAST AND POLLUTION PREVENTIONAND MITIGATIONMEASURES 4.3 WATER ENVIRONMENT IMPACT FORECAST AND POLLUTION PREVENTION AND MITIGATIONMEASURES 4.4 ACOUSTIC ENVIRONMENT IMPACT FORECAST AND POLLUTION PREVENTION AND MITIGATIONMEASURES 4.5 ECOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENTIMPACT FORECAST AND POLLUTION PREVENTIONAND MITIGATIONMEASURES 5. SUBSTITUTE SCHEMES 5.1 THE SCHEMES COMPARISON AND SELECTION OF THE SUNAN BACKBONE WATERWAY NETWORK REALIGNMENT PROJECT 5.2 THE SCHEMES COMPARISON AND SELECTION OF THE SHIPLOCKS 5 6. PUBLICPARTICIPATION 6.1 PUBLICPARTICIPATION AND POLL 6.2 PUBLICPARTICIPATION AND POLL RESULT ANALYSIS 7. SOCIALIMPACT ASSESSMENT 7.1 IMPACTANALYSIS OF LAND REQUISITION, REMOVE AND RESETTLEMENT 7.2 SOCIALIMPACT ASSESSMENT DURING CONSTRUCTION 7.3 IMPACTANALYSIS OF SCENERY AND CULTURALFACILITIES 8. ENVIRONMENTECONOMICAL LOSS AND BENEFIT ANALYSIS 8.1 ENVIRONMENTPROTECTION COST ESTIMATE 8.2 ECONOMICAND SOCIAL BENEFITS ANALYSIS 9 ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AND ENVIRONMENT MONITORING 9.1 ENVIRONMENTMANAGEMENT 9.2 ENVIRONMENTMONITORING 10. CONCLUSIONS 10.1 CONCLUSIONSOF ENVIRONMENTIMPACT ASSESSMENT 10.2 EXISTINGPROBLEMS AND SUGGESTIONS APPENDIX 1 DOCUMENTNO. (1997)269 OF RESPONSELETTER ON APPROVAL COMMENTS .ON ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTREPORTS OF JIANGSU IWW2 PROJECT BY THE STATEENVIRONMENT PROTECTION BUREAU APPENDIX 2 NOTICE ON APPROVALOF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTASSESSMENT REPORTS OF JIANGSU IWW2 PROJECT 6 PREFACE JIANGSUINLAND WATERWAYS TRANSPORT PROJECT WITH THE WORLD BANK LOAN includes THE SUNAN BACKBONE WATERWAYNETWORK REALIGNMENT PROJECT , the Extension ProjectOf Ship LocksAt The Beijing-HangzhouGrand Canal And The Project Of The Yanguan Ship Lock . THE SUNAN BACKBONE WATERWAYNETWORK REALIGNMENT PROJECT includes 173.04 km longthree waterways to be realigned:the ShenzhangLine ( includingthe ZhangjiagangNo.2 Ship Lock ), the Xibei Line and the Suliu Line. The ExtensionProject Of Ship LocksAt The Beijing-HangzhouGrand Canal AndThe ProjectOf The YanguanShip Lock includesthe JietaiNo. 2 Ship Lock, the SuqianNo. 3 Ship Lock,the HuaiyinThird Line Ship Lock, the Huai'anNo. 3 Ship Lock and the Jianbi No. 2 Ship Lock. The JIANGSUCOMMUNICATION BUREAU is the managementauthority of the Projects,the Officeof the JiangsuInland River Waterway Projects with the World Bank loan is the managementdepartment of the Project construction,the waterwaydivisions of the cities where projects are locatedare the IMPLEMENTATIONunits of the ship lockprojects and the operationmanagement departments after operation. THE 2ND HARBOURENGINEERING INVESTIGATION & DESIGN INSTITUTEOF THE MINISTRYOF COMMUNICATIONSis entrusted to undertakethe overallassessment and THE HEHAIUNIVERSITY as an assessmentparticipant by the Jiangsu CommunicationsBureau after qualificationcomparison and selection of the environmentimpact assessmentunits accordingto the environmentprotection regulations of the Chinese Govemmentand the World Bank . The environment monitoringstations of the countiesand cities, where the projectsare located, undertakethe site analog test, environment situation monitoring and collect and sort out the existing monitoringinformation and the pollution sources information.The Biology Departmentof the Nanjing NormalUniversity undertakes the ecologicalenvironment observation of the Sunan BackboneWaterway Network RealignmentProject and the ExtensionProject Of The Ship Locks At The Beijing-HangzhouGrand CanalAnd The ProjectOf The Yan RiverConnecting With The Sea. THE 2ND HARBOURENGINEERING INVESTIGATION & DESIGN INSTITUTEOF THE MINISTRYOF COMMUNICATIONS and THE HEHAI UNIVERSITYprepared together with end clients ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT OUTLINES ON JIANGSU INLAND WATERWAYS PROJECTS WITH THE WORLD BANK LOAN, ENGINEERING ASSESSMENT CENTER OF THE STATE 7 ENVIRONMENTPROTECTION BUREAU held an outlinesreview meeting in Nanjingfrom July 19 to 20 1996.According to the reviewcomments of expertsin the meetingand the commentsfrom the WorldBank and on the basis of reobservationof each project , the above outlines were modifiedand supplemented, outlinesfor approvalwere prepared.The ENVIRONMENTIMPACT (OVERALL) REPORT OF JIANGSUINLAND WATERWAYSPROJECTS WITH THE WORLD BANK LOAN, the ENVIRONMENTIMPACT REPORT OF The ExtensionProject Of Ship Locks At The Beijing-HangzhouGrand Canal And The ProjectOf The YanguanShip Lock and the ENVIRONMENTIMPACT REPORT OF the SunanBackbone Waterway Network Realignment Project are prepared according to the modified outlines, the STATE ENVIRONMENT PROTECTIONBUREAU' s APPROVAL on the ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTOUTLINES, the assessmentstandards confirmed by the JiangsuEnvironment Protection Bureau and with applicationof the basic datain the FEASIBILITYSTUDY REPORTS of the projectsprepared by the JIANGSUCOMMUNICATIONS PLANNING AND DESIGN INSTITUTE for engineeringanalysis and impactforecast and calculation,which have been approvedby the STATEENVIRONMENT PROTECTION BUREAU and will be usedas basisfor contractsignature and projectmanagement afterapproval by theWorld Bank. 8 1. GENERAL 1.1 Assessmentpurposes The JiangsuCommunication Bureau plans to applythe World Bank loanfor the SunanBackbone Waterway Network Realignment Project and The ExtensionProject Of Ship Locks At The Beijing-HangzhouGrand CanalAnd The ProjectOf The YanguanShip Lock of JIANGSUINLAND WATERWAYS PROJECTS according to the national economic development demand of the Jiangsu and Eastem China on communicationand transportation. According to ENVIRONMENT PROTECTIONLAW OF THE PEOPLE'SREPUBLIC OF CHINA, " ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION MANAGEMENT METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION PROJECT' and ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENTGUIDELINES OF PROJECTWITH THE WORLDBANK LOAN, assessmentunits are entrustedto carry out the environment impactassessment of the Projects. The environmentimpact assessment of the projectsis to be carriedout in orderto understandand masterthe environmentsituation before construction and to forecastthe environment impactsby the constructionand operation of the projectand to put forward feasible measuresfor pollution preventionand treatment and impact lesseningand to give out basis for projectdecision and to supervise environmentprotection design and environmentmanagement of the projectand to achievebetter economic, social and environment benefits. 1.2 PREPARATIONBASIS 1.2.1 Approvaldocuments for establishmentof the projects DOCUMENTSNO. (1996) of APPROVALSOF the Sunan Backbone Waterway Network RealignmentProject Proposal by the Jiangsu PlanningCommission, the Jiangsu EconomicCommission and the JiangsuCommunications Bureau DOCUMENTSNO. (1996) of APPROVALSOF THE SIX SHIP LOCKSPROJECT PROPOSALS by the JiangsuPlanning Commission, the Jiangsu EconomicCommission and the Jiangsu Communications Bureau 1.2.2 Feasibilitystudy reports FEASIBILITY STUDY REPORTS of THE SHIP LOCK PROJECTSand the Sunan BackboneWaterway NetworkRealignment Projectby the.JIANGSU COMMUNICATION PLANNING AND DESIGN INSTITUTEin December,1996. 9 1.2.3 Relatedenvironment protection laws of the ChineseGovemment 1.2.3.1 ENVIRONMENTPROTECTION LAW OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLICOF CHINA 1.2.3.2 THE IMPLEMENTATIONDETAILS OF THE WATER POLLUTIONPREVENTION AND TREATMENT LAW OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLICOF CHINA 1.2.3.3 THE IMPLEMENTATIONDETAILS OF THE ATMOSPHERE POLLUTIONPREVENTION AND TREATMENT LAW OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLICOF CHINA 1.2.3.4 NOISE POLLUTION PREVENTIONAND TREATMENT
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    Annual Development Report on China's Trademark Strategy 2013 TRADEMARK OFFICE/TRADEMARK REVIEW AND ADJUDICATION BOARD OF STATE ADMINISTRATION FOR INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA China Industry & Commerce Press Preface Preface 2013 was a crucial year for comprehensively implementing the conclusions of the 18th CPC National Congress and the second & third plenary session of the 18th CPC Central Committee. Facing the new situation and task of thoroughly reforming and duty transformation, as well as the opportunities and challenges brought by the revised Trademark Law, Trademark staff in AICs at all levels followed the arrangement of SAIC and got new achievements by carrying out trademark strategy and taking innovation on trademark practice, theory and mechanism. ——Trademark examination and review achieved great progress. In 2013, trademark applications increased to 1.8815 million, with a year-on-year growth of 14.15%, reaching a new record in the history and keeping the highest a mount of the world for consecutive 12 years. Under the pressure of trademark examination, Trademark Office and TRAB of SAIC faced the difficuties positively, and made great efforts on soloving problems. Trademark Office and TRAB of SAIC optimized the examination procedure, properly allocated examiners, implemented the mechanism of performance incentive, and carried out the “double-points” management. As a result, the Office examined 1.4246 million trademark applications, 16.09% more than last year. The examination period was maintained within 10 months, and opposition period was shortened to 12 months, which laid a firm foundation for performing the statutory time limit. —— Implementing trademark strategy with a shift to effective use and protection of trademark by law.
  • Annual Development Report on China's Trademark Strategy 2012

    Annual Development Report on China's Trademark Strategy 2012

    Annual Development Report on China's Trademark Strategy 2012 TRADEMARK OFFICE/TRADEMARK REVIEW AND ADJUDICATION BOARD OF STATE ADMINISTRATION FOR INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA China Industry & Commerce press Preface Preface The year 2012 was a crucial year for comprehensively implementing the spirits of 18th CPC National Congress and initiating the fresh progress of trademark strategy. Carrying out the decisions of SAIC Work Meeting and overall deployments on efficiency constructions of SAIC, officers of AIC system closely focused on the target of providing services for innovative country construction and the objective of realizing scientific development for trademark work, constantly improved efficiencies in trademark registration, utilization, protection and administration to promote trademark strategy implementation to a new level. ——Trademark strategy implementation has been promoted comprehensively. In order to suit the new situations and issues, SAIC made an overall deployment on trademark strategy implementation. In April of 2012, it organized in Ningbo for the first time a trademark strategy implementation seminar among AIC system, which systematically summarized practical experiences and theoretical findings in implementing the strategy and deployed the emphasis of implementation into trademark effective utilization and legitimate protection. In November, SAIC trademark strategy implementation leading group dispatched 10 supervision and evaluation working groups to have comprehensive evaluations to the first batch of model cities (districts) and model enterprises in respect of trademark strategy implementation, which fully explored their advanced experiences from the implementation and effectively encouraged their passions to make new progresses. ——The efficiency of trademark in serving development has been obviously increased. With the overall implementation of trademark strategy, the contribution of trademark to scientific development and innovative country construction was showed comprehensively.
  • Facilitators and Barriers to Safely Managed Water and Sanitation

    Facilitators and Barriers to Safely Managed Water and Sanitation

    Facilitators and barriers to safely managed water and sanitation: A spatio-temporal investigation of the association between socioeconomic factors and shigellosis incidence by Sabrina Li A thesis presented to the University of Waterloo in fulfillment of the thesis requirement for the degree of Master of Science in Geography Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, 2017 © Sabrina Li 2017 1 AUTHOR’S DECLARATION I hereby declare that I am the sole author of this thesis. This is a true copy of the thesis, including any required final revisions, as accepted by my examiners. I understand that my thesis may be made electronically available to the public. ii ABSTRACT The lack of access to safe drinking water and sanitation worldwide has contributed to the occurrence of shigellosis, a waterborne infectious disease. Previous research has shown that shigellosis can be prevented by access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation, however access is facilitated or hindered by socioeconomic conditions. The effects of socioeconomic conditions on shigellosis incidence are unclear in the context of rural China. This thesis explored the spatial patterns of shigellosis over time and the spatio-temporal association between shigellosis incidence and socioeconomic conditions of the rural population in Jiangsu province. Choropleth maps were created to understand the geographic distribution of shigellosis incidence at the county level. Spatial analysis methods such as spatial autocorrelation, Local Moran’s I, and the Getis Ord Gi were used to identify disease clusters, outliers, and hotspots. Based on the findings from the hot spot analysis and evidence from literature, a field visit to the northwestern county of Suining was conducted to further investigate the relationships between water and sanitation access and shigellosis incidence in the rural context.