| 英文摘要 |
The primary strategy for addressing domestic sewage pollution is the construction of public sewage systems. However, in areas with high sewage connection rates, challenges remain, such as miscellaneous domestic wastewater not being directed into the sewage system or vendor wastewater being discharged into roadside ditches, leading to the discharge of untreated sewage into rivers through storm sewer even during dry weather. In non-urban planning areas, the absence of sewage construction planning necessitates reliance on building-based wastewater treatment facilities or the establishment of dedicated sewage systems and demonstrative community wastewater treatment facilities to manage domestic sewage.
To improve the efficiency of wastewater treatment for communities and buildings and to address consumer disputes related to outsourced operations, this project assists in drafting a standardized contract template that specifies mandatory and prohibited clauses for outsourced operation services of community wastewater treatment facilities. It also organizes training courses on the operation and management of community-specific sewage systems and on cleaning and operating building wastewater treatment facilities. Additionally, the project updates operation and cleaning manuals, assists in the review and approval of cases involving prefabricated building wastewater treatment facility registration, formulates locally implemented domestic wastewater pollution reduction plans, and consolidates execution results.
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