(1) Construction funds arranged in the financial budget;
(two) the construction funds arranged by the government for non-tax revenue;
(3) Government financing and the use of national debt;
(4) Loans and grants from international financial organizations and foreign governments;
(5) Income from the transfer, sale and auction of state-owned assets and their management rights;
(six) the transfer of land use rights;
(seven) other government funds as prescribed by laws, regulations and rules. Article 3 Government investment is mainly used in the fields of public safety and economic and social development where the market cannot effectively allocate resources. Its main types include:
(a) public infrastructure projects such as agriculture, water conservancy, energy, transportation, urban and rural public facilities and ecological environment protection;
(two) education, science and technology, culture, health, sports, social security, resource conservation and other public welfare social service projects;
(three) key national, provincial and municipal development projects such as scientific and technological progress, high-tech, information engineering and modern service industry to promote scientific and technological progress and high-tech industrialization;
(four) important projects to promote the development of underdeveloped areas;
(5) Government public service facilities. Fourth city and county (city) district development and reform department is the comprehensive management department of government investment projects, responsible for the comprehensive management, organization and implementation, coordination and supervision of government investment project planning.
The financial department is responsible for the supervision and management of the financial activities of government investment projects.
The audit department is responsible for auditing and supervising the budget implementation and final accounts of government investment projects.
Construction, transportation, water conservancy, land resources, information industry, environmental protection, planning, economy, state-owned assets supervision and supervision and other relevant government departments shall, in accordance with relevant laws and regulations, supervise and manage government investment projects according to their respective responsibilities. Article 5 The cost management of government investment projects shall follow the principles of controlling budgetary estimate, budgetary estimate controlling budget and budgetary control controlling final accounts. Article 6 In the process of investigation, design, demonstration, consultation, evaluation, supervision, procurement of equipment and materials, post-evaluation and other procedures of government investment projects, the development and reform departments, other regulatory departments and industry authorities should make full use of social professional and technical forces, promote service outsourcing, and continuously improve the efficiency and management level of government investment. Chapter II Pre-management and Project Planning Article 7 The project reserve system shall be implemented for government-invested projects. Government investment projects put forward in the long-term planning, regional development planning, special planning and development and construction planning of national economic and social development shall be demonstrated by the relevant industry departments and project owners in the preliminary work of government investment projects, and included in the government investment project reserve after consultation and demonstration organized by the development and reform department.
Projects included in the government investment plan shall be selected from the government investment project reserve. Article 8 The development and reform department shall, jointly with the finance department and relevant industry departments, prepare the government investment project plan, and issue the government investment project plan to the project owner after being approved by the people's government at the corresponding level.
If it is really necessary to adjust the government investment project plan in the implementation process, the development and reform department shall, jointly with the financial and related industry departments, formulate an adjustment plan and report it to the people's government at the same level for approval. Ninth government investment projects should have a source of funds or a clear source of funds. If the funds are not implemented or clear, they shall not be included in the annual government investment project plan. Article 10 The financial department shall prepare the annual construction fund budget, and allocate the project construction funds according to the annual government investment project plan and budget arrangement, budget level, appropriation procedure, project progress and investment proportion. Chapter III Administration of Project Examination and Approval Article 11 Government-invested projects shall be constructed only after the project proposal, project feasibility study report, preliminary design and project budget are approved in accordance with the authority and procedures prescribed by the state.
In the process of implementing relevant laws, regulations and rules, the development and reform department can combine the specific types, construction scale and construction conditions of government-invested projects, and appropriately simplify the examination and approval procedures by merging the project proposal and the project feasibility study report. Twelfth to declare the government investment project proposal shall meet the following conditions:
(a) in line with the national economic and social development plans, plans and related industry development plans;
(two) in line with urban and rural planning and land use planning;
(three) in line with national industrial policies and environmental protection standards;
(4) Meeting other conditions stipulated by laws, regulations and rules.
Included in the government investment project plan, the project owner puts forward the project proposal, which is reviewed by the relevant industry authorities and approved by the development and reform department. Article 13 After the project proposal is approved, the project owner shall apply to the planning, land and resources, environmental protection and other departments for planning permission, land pre-examination and environmental impact assessment according to law, entrust a qualified engineering consulting agency to prepare a feasibility study report, and report it to the development and reform department for examination and approval after being audited by the competent department of industry.