I. Present situation of land and resources
land resources
According to the investigation of land use change in 2006, the present situation of land use in the whole province in 2006 is as follows: agricultural land area 179 14200 hectares, accounting for 84.56% of the total land area of the whole province, which is 0.08 percentage points lower than that in 2005; The construction land area is 1362 1 10,000 hectares, accounting for 6.43% of the total area, which is 0.1/percentage point higher than that in 2005; The unused land1909,200 hectares, accounting for 9.0 1% of the total area, decreased by 0.04 percentage points compared with 2005.
In 2006, the cultivated land occupied by construction in the whole province was 144029.7 mu, and the cultivated land was increased by means of development, reclamation and consolidation, and 156692. 1 mu was increased after deducting the cultivated land occupied by construction 144029.7 mu. From the perspective of the whole province, in 2006, the goal of the balance of cultivated land occupation and compensation was achieved, and the four cities of Changsha, Xiangtan, Hengyang and Yongzhou implemented the balance of cultivated land occupation and compensation in different places. See Figure 1 for the changes of cultivated land area in the whole province in recent years.
The area of unused land in the province was 287,25214.6 mu at the beginning of the year and 28,637,875.9 mu at the end of the year. At the end of 2006, the unused land area decreased to 13790 1.7 mu, an increase of 50,563.0 mu.
The unused land in the whole year was converted into agricultural land 103799.4 mu, including 53656.5 mu of cultivated land, 987.4 mu of garden land, 42284.3 mu of forest land and 687 1.2 mu of other agricultural land; Unused land is converted into construction land of 34 102.3 mu.
Figure1Changes of Cultivated Land Area from 2000 to 2006
(2) Mineral resources
In 2006, 9 new mineral deposits were discovered in the whole province, including lead-zinc mine 1, with an estimated resource of 1.6 million tons of metal. There are 6 antimony mines, and the predicted resource reserves are 1.475 million tons of metal; Gold mine 1 seat, with a predicted resource reserve of 2500 metal kilograms; Gypsum mine 1, estimated resources10.37 million tons of ore.
Annual * * * submitted resource reserves: 59.5397 million tons of coal, 0/030.5 tons of uranium/kloc, 26.68 million tons of iron ore, 8,997 tons of copper, 2/0/0000 tons of lead and zinc, 35,452 tons of tungsten trioxide, 0/65,438 tons of tin/kloc and antimony. Among them, the resource reserves submitted by social investment projects include: 3,373,500 tons of coal, 3,096 kilograms of gold and 9.22 million tons of gypsum.
In the whole year, 377 reports on mineral reserves were reviewed and filed at the provincial level, including 288 small mines and 89 scattered mines. In the reserves report, there are 32 1 coal mines and 56 other mines.
Second, the development and utilization of land resources.
(1) land development, consolidation and reclamation
In 2006, 734 land development, consolidation and reclamation projects were completed in Hunan Province, involving a land area of 29,863.64 hectares, with a total investment of 794,433,700 yuan, an increase of 1.23% over 2005. Increase agricultural land 1 1080.58 hectares, including 9959.46 hectares of cultivated land, an increase of 43.95% over 2005; Through development, consolidation and reclamation, the construction land increased by 465,438+0.02 hectares, 3.33 times that of 2005.
1. Land development
There are 600 land development projects, involving 7805.79 hectares of land, with a total investment of 240.6506 million yuan. Agricultural land increased by 7064.67 hectares, up by 25.76% compared with 2005, of which cultivated land increased by 682 1.6 1 hectare, up by 21.43% compared with 2005; The construction land increased by 27. 1 1 hectare, which was 1.08 times that of 2005.
2. Land intensification
Land consolidation project 1 14, involving 2 1084.48 hectares, with a total investment of 5 18208300 yuan. Land consolidation increased agricultural land by 3,470.28 hectares, an increase of 194.97% compared with 2005, of which cultivated land was 261.76 hectares, an increase of106.16% compared with 2005; The construction land increased by 383.9 1 ha, which was 2.5 1 times that of 2005.
3. Reclaim wasteland
There are 20 land reclamation projects involving 97,337 hectares with a total investment of 35,574,800 yuan. Agricultural land increased by 545.63 hectares, an increase of 1 18.56% compared with 2005, of which 526.09 hectares were cultivated land, an increase of116.75% compared with 2005; Do not increase construction land.
(2) Exploitation and utilization of mineral resources
In 2006, mineral exploration was active in the whole province, and investment in geological exploration increased. The annual investment of local geological exploration is 275.752 million yuan, which is 4. 1 times that of 2005. Among them, the central government allocated 61678,800 yuan, an increase of 339.45% over 2005; The local financial allocation was 47.2556 million yuan, an increase of157.76% over 2005; The investment of enterprises and institutions is132.2009 million yuan, which is 5. 1 times that of 2005.
Third, the land and resources market.
(A) the land market
Completed a special survey of the province's stock land. Through investigation, we have found out the base of the construction land stock in the whole province, grasped the situation of idle land, idle land and approved land, and put forward some suggestions on revitalizing the existing land. Strengthen efforts to revitalize the use of existing land. The annual land supply stock reached 5327.56 hectares, accounting for 63% of the total construction land supply in the province.
The land market in the province is becoming more and more standardized. The Measures for the Administration of Land Market in Hunan Province and the Minimum Price Standard for Land Transfer by Agreement in Hunan Province were formulated and implemented to standardize land transactions and increase the market allocation of resources. Start the real estate market dynamic monitoring system, and establish a forecasting and early warning and forecasting analysis system. Investigate and correct serious violations of the land market.
In 2006, the total land supply area of the province was 80 18.36 hectares, a decrease of 5.5% compared with 2005. Among them, land transfer 10599 cases, covering an area of 584.03 1 hectare, decreased by 8.3% compared with 2005, accounting for 72.8% of the total supply, and the total revenue from land transfer1765438+50 million yuan, an increase of 8.4% compared with 2005; The allocated land is 1836.67 hectares, accounting for 22.9% of the total supply, and the average selling price per unit area is 293.65 yuan/square meter, up by18.20% compared with 2005; The land is leased 1258, with an area of 3226 1 hectare, and the rental income is 86,035,800 yuan, which is eight times that of/kloc-0.18 in 2005; There were 68 cases of land supply in other ways, covering an area of 18.77 hectares, and the income from land supply was12.249 million yuan, which was 85.23% lower than that in 2005. The composition of land supply mode is shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2 Composition of State-owned Land Supply Mode
The proportion of land sold by bidding, auction and listing has steadily increased, and the basic role of the market in the allocation of land resources has been further strengthened. In 2006, the area and price of bidding, auction and auction land in Hunan Province were 3090.46 hectares and 1 163 1 100 million yuan, respectively, increasing by 10.73% and 24.46% compared with 2005, accounting for 52.9 1% respectively. All cities, counties and urban areas have realized the bidding, auction and listing transfer of operating land use rights.
According to the use, the land sold is mainly commercial service land, residential land and industrial and mining storage land, and the three types of land account for 96.23%, 95.9 1% and 96.80% of the total number, total area and total amount of land sold respectively. Among them, there were 1.766 commercial service land transactions, with an area of 99 1.2 1.05 hectares and an amount of 36 1.08994 million yuan, accounting for 16.66% and/kloc-0 of the total sales respectively. The residential land was sold for 69 1 1 plot, with an area of 18726 1 hectare, and the amount was 87 1209200 yuan, accounting for 65.20%, 32.06% and 50.80% of the total transfer amount respectively; There are 1523 cases of industrial and mining storage land, covering an area of 2,737.44 hectares and an amount of 4,278,666,800 yuan, accounting for 14.37%, 46.87% and 24.95% of the total land sold respectively. See Table 65,438+0 for details.
In 2006, there were 306 16 cases of state-owned land transfer in the province, an increase of 6.72% over 2005. The circulation area is 1, 403.5 1 hectare, and the circulation amount is 57078 1.22 million yuan, which are 30.8 1% and 23% lower than that in 2005 respectively.
There were 245 cases of leased land, a decrease of 5 1.58% compared with 2005, and the leased area was 13.02 hectares, an increase of 25.92% compared with 2005. Rent collected was 4,268,600 yuan, a decrease of 67.55% compared with 2005.
There were 4,737 cases of mortgaged land, covering an area of 8,974.67 hectares, with a mortgage amount of 35,787,867,700 yuan, increasing by 37.70%, 54.98% and 52.67% respectively compared with 2005.
Table1Land Circulation in the Province in 2006
The transfer, lease and mortgage of state-owned land are mainly commercial service land, industrial and mining storage land and residential land. There are 30,547 cases of commercial services, industrial and mining storage and residential land, 1.353.62 hectares and 543,453.27 million yuan, respectively accounting for 99.77%, 96.45% and 95.26438+0% of the total number, area and amount of land sold. There are 245 leases of the above three types of land, with an area of 13.02 hectares and a rent of 4,268,600 yuan, accounting for 100% of the total lease. There were 4,662 mortgages for three types of land, covering an area of 8763.76 hectares, and the mortgage price was 35172.04 million yuan, accounting for 98.42%, 97.65% and 98.28% of the total mortgage amount respectively.
(B) Mining rights market
1. Transfer of exploration right
The transfer of exploration rights is all carried out by means of bidding, auction and listing. The province * * * granted 67 exploration rights at a transfer price of 72,557,600 yuan (including 30 coal mines, 6 gold mines, 6 iron mines 1 each, 6 manganese mines and 6 antimony mines 1 each). In the transfer transaction, 1 1 case was auctioned, and the transaction price was 328.68+ten thousand yuan; 56 pieces were listed with a price of 39.6966 million yuan.
2. Transfer of mining rights
The degree of marketization of mining rights has been greatly improved. Compared with 2005, the number and price of bidding, auction and hanging cases increased by 10% and 14% respectively. In the whole year, 2,604 mining rights were sold at a price of1091772,700 yuan. In the transfer of mining rights, there were 1977 cases of administrative examination and approval, with an amount of 598.834 million yuan; Two bids of 230,000 yuan; 47 lots, the price is 389.7302 million yuan; 558 cases were listed, and the price was 6.5438+00297 million yuan. 607 transactions were made by bidding, auction and auction, accounting for 23.3 1% of the total number, and the transaction price was 492,930,200 yuan, accounting for 45. 1% of the total transaction price.
Four. Land and resources management
(1) Administration according to law
1. Legislative work
The Regulations on Land Development and Consolidation in Hunan Province was promulgated, which is the first local regulation to comprehensively regulate land development and consolidation in China. Completed the legislative investigation of the Measures for the Protection of Geological Relics in Hunan Province. Normative documents have been issued, such as the Interim Measures for Dispute Adjudication on Land Acquisition Compensation and Resettlement in Hunan Province and the Notice on Resolutely Stopping Illegal Acts in Key Project Construction, such as rushing to build, rush to install, rush to plant and rush to raise funds. Assist in revising 65 normative documents such as Regulations on Comprehensive Agricultural Development in Hunan Province and Several Opinions on Further Strengthening the Development of Logistics Industry.
2. Administrative reconsideration and ruling
In 2006, the provincial offices received 67 applications for administrative reconsideration, all of which were settled within the statutory time limit, of which 8 were rejected, 3 were withdrawn, 1 1 was terminated, and 45 were decided to be maintained; * * * Twenty-five applications for land acquisition compensation and resettlement disputes were received, 3 1 cases were closed, and 1 cases were still being processed, of which 9 cases were told to take other legal channels, 5 cases were rejected, 4 cases were rejected, 8 cases were maintained, 4 cases were settled through coordination, and 1 case was revoked. More than 20 responding cases and administrative reconsideration cases with the provincial department of land and resources or the provincial people's government as the respondent were settled by winning the case or coordinating.
Step 3 write and visit
In 2006, 956 letters from the masses were handled; 36 15 person-times were received from 1284, of which 1 batch 1570 person-times; Visited Beijing 455 times from 133. Compared with the same period in 2005, letters increased by1.2%; The number of visitors increased by 36.3%, and the number of people increased by12.1%; The number of collective petitions decreased by 7.6% and increased by 6.1%; The number of petitioners in Beijing increased by 4.7% and the number increased by 30%. Letters and visits reflect that all kinds of illegal land use problems account for 29% of the total number of letters and visits, land acquisition compensation, demolition and resettlement problems account for 32.2%, land ownership disputes account for 4.7%, exploration and mining rights disputes account for 10.8%, exposure criticism accounts for 4.8%, consultation suggestions account for10.5%, arbitrary charges account for 0.4%, and other issues account for/kloc-.
(2) Land management
1. Conversion of agricultural land
In 2006, * * * approved the total land area of 17525.93 hectares, including agricultural land 123 15.06 hectares and cultivated land of 6355.76 hectares. Among them, the provincial replies are 14346.3 1 ha, 9657. 12 ha and 5056.73 ha (including those declared before 2006), which are 64. 18%, 60.45% and 5056.73 ha higher than those in 2005 respectively. See Figure 3 for details.
Among the approved land, the construction land in batches is 1 1039.08 hectares, accounting for 62.99%; The construction land is 6486.85 hectares, accounting for 37.0 1%, including 32 16.23 hectares for transportation and 2606.438+0 hectares for water conservancy facilities.
Agricultural land conversion approved by the provincial level from 2000 to 2006.
2. Land expropriation
All kinds of construction land projects in the province * * * expropriated land 16845.88 hectares, including agricultural land 12554.80 hectares and cultivated land of 6544.68 hectares. The total cost of land acquisition is 129 1622500 yuan, and the agricultural population is 2954 13.
3. Land allocation
In 2006, the province allocated all kinds of land 1485 cases, covering an area of 1836.67 hectares, accounting for 22.89% of the total land supply.
4. Disposal of land assets
In 2006, * * * disposed of 89 provincial units, with land assets of 2.71and land of 7.5956 million square meters, with a total value of 3.786 billion yuan. Among them, land 184 was sold, with an area of 4.298 million square meters and a turnover of 365,438+300 million yuan. All the operating land was sold by bidding, auction and hanging, and the land transfer fee was 805 million yuan, and the provincial financial settlement land transfer fee was 665 million yuan, which doubled compared with the tenth five-year plan period.
5. Basic farmland protection
The Provincial Department of Land and Resources and the Provincial Department of Agriculture jointly formulated and issued the "Rectification Opinions on Issues Related to the Protection of Basic Farmland" and the "Interim Provisions on Supplementary Basic Farmland Work", and established a system of joint departmental meetings. The database construction of basic farmland was carried out, and 93 counties were arranged to build databases, and more than 60 counties and cities completed initial results. According to the State Council's "Measures for the Assessment of the Responsibility Target of the Provincial Government for the Protection of Cultivated Land", the "Measures for the Assessment of the Responsibility Target of the Municipal Government for the Protection of Cultivated Land" was drawn up and submitted to the provincial government for examination and approval.
The number of basic farmland in the province is stable at 3367 165.22 hectares. Anxiang, Pingjiang, Nanxian, Xiangtan and Hengyang were approved as national basic farmland protection demonstration zones.
(3) Geology and mineral resources management
1. Rectify and standardize the development order
In 2006, according to the unified deployment of the State Council, the whole province carried out the work of rectifying and standardizing the development order of mineral resources, organized various rectification actions 183 times, put on record and investigated 2 128 cases of illegal minerals, closed 2,806 illegal unqualified mines (times), rectified 954 mines that stopped production within a time limit, and closed illegal unqualified concentrator 178. Stop production and rectify 2 10 concentrator, identify the value of mineral resources in 56 illegal mining cases suspected of criminal acts, transfer them to judicial organs for investigation, and investigate criminal responsibility 128 people.
2. Management mechanism innovation
Constantly explore and innovate, and carry out planning and management of mining rights. Strict implementation of the overall planning of mineral resources, where the mineral resources planning is not approved or inconsistent with the planning, the mining right shall not be approved; Standardize the examination and approval of mining rights. The Ministry of Provincial Affairs issued the Notice on Issues Related to Standardizing the Permission to Approve and Issue Mining Licenses, recovering the permission to issue licenses for 2 1 minerals such as lead and zinc originally entrusted to cities and counties, and further rationalizing the approval functions of provinces, cities and counties; Adjust the distribution relationship of mining rights interests. The income of mineral resources is mainly inclined to the grassroots. If it is sold by means of bidding, auction or listing, the distribution ratio of mining rights income of provinces, cities and counties will be adjusted to 3: 2: 5; Fully implement the reserve fund system for mine geological environment management. In 2006, the province levied a reserve fee of 7 1 10,000 yuan, which strengthened the responsibility of mining rights holders to control the mine environment; The reserves of mineral resources are dynamically detected. The province has completed 2765 verification tests on the reserves of Class A mineral resources, accounting for 85% of the total; Implement the annual inspection system of mines, organically combine the dynamic supervision of reserves, mining registration and certification, "three rates" index assessment, compensation and recovery, and the collection of geological environment reserve funds, and turn the annual inspection into a comprehensive inspection of mineral resources development and utilization.
3. Resource reserve management
In the whole year, 377 reports on mineral reserves were reviewed and filed at the provincial level, including 288 small mines and 89 scattered mines. In the reserves report, there are 32 1 coal mines and 56 other mines. In the whole year, 24 mining right evaluation reports were confirmed 124, and 88 exploration right evaluation reports were filed. Issued the Interim Measures for the Evaluation and Management of Mining Rights in Hunan Province. The province's mine reserves supervision mechanism was established, and 3,292 mines basically completed the dynamic field work of reserves. The provincial offices have reviewed and approved 75 annual reports on mine reserves and reviewed 265,438+05 reports on overlying minerals. The mineral resources involved in land use projects are mainly coal, gold, limestone and mineral water. 409 kinds of geological data were collected according to law throughout the year.
4. Examination, approval and registration of exploration licenses
In 2006, a total of 3 17 exploration licenses were approved and registered in the province, including 85 energy minerals (including 8/kloc-0 and 2 geothermal), 34 black minerals, 76 precious metals (73 gold mines) and 22 non-metallic minerals, with an approved registration area of 279. Compared with the same period in 2005 (3830.46 square kilometers), it decreased by 27 13%, and the mining right fee was 558,200 yuan, which decreased by 37.90% compared with the same period in 2005 (898,900 yuan). According to the economic types of enterprises with exploration licenses, state-owned enterprises (156) and private enterprises (68) are the main exploration enterprises, accounting for 49.2 1% and 2 1.45% of the total licenses respectively, while others are limited liability companies (40) and joint stock limited companies (/kloc-).
5. Approval and registration of mining licenses
There are 6,797 registered mining licenses in the province, including 4,430 nonmetallic minerals (chemical minerals 180), energy minerals 1598, 270 black minerals, 409 non-ferrous minerals, 76 precious metal minerals (75 gold mines), 4 rare and rare earth minerals and 0/0 hydro-mineral. The approved registered area is 2498.05 square kilometers, and the mining right use fee is 1 1400300 yuan.
According to the economic types of mining enterprises, private enterprises and collective enterprises are the main ones, which are 4 183 and 1287 respectively, followed by 242 state-owned enterprises, 60 joint-stock cooperative enterprises/kloc-0, 276 joint-stock limited companies, 230 limited liability companies, 48 joint ventures, 44 wholly-owned enterprises and foreign capital.
(4) geological environment protection
1. Early warning and prediction of geological disasters
In 2006, the land and resources departments at all levels in the province formulated and published the annual plan for the prevention and control of geological disasters, and identified 366 hidden danger points of geological disasters at the city and state levels, and more than 500 hidden danger points at the county level/kloc-0. The province has built a three-level meteorological forecast and early warning network at the provincial, city and county levels, extending to more than 2,000 township land offices, with 3 175 people responsible for early warning. The forecast and early warning of geological disasters played an important role in the prevention of "6. 17", "6.25" and "7. 15".
2. Geological hazard investigation and zoning
In 2006, the geological hazard investigation and zoning projects were completed in 262 townships and 5,885 administrative villages in Longhui County, Huayuan County, Chengbu County, Youxian County, Shaodong County, Changning City, Linxiang City, Jiahe County, Yizhang County, Rucheng County, Anren County and Yuanling County, covering an area of 27,000 square kilometers. 540 hidden dangers were identified, with a threatened population of 40 1. 1.4 and a threatened property of 460 million yuan, and prevention and control plans were formulated point by point. The geological disasters in 56 counties and cities in the province were investigated and divided, and the distribution scope, scale, structural characteristics, formation mechanism and influencing factors of geological disasters in the investigation area were basically found out. The prevention and control plan of geological disasters in Hunan province (2006 ~ 20 10) has been compiled and approved by the provincial government.
3. Prevention and control of geological disasters
The Provincial Department of Land and Resources issued the Notice on Strengthening Geological Disaster Risk Assessment and Mine Geological Environment Impact Assessment, completed the geological disaster risk assessment and inspection of construction land, and completed 475 geological disaster risk assessment reports of construction land, including 63 first-class reports, 96 second-class reports and 3 16 third-class reports. In 2005, the organization reviewed the design of mine geological environment treatment project, and in 2006, it applied for the national mine geological environment treatment project, striving for 30 million yuan of mine geological environment treatment project funds. Completed 9 projects of "Three-year Action Plan for Environmental Protection" in 2006, and was rated as the advanced unit of "Three-year Action Plan for Environmental Protection" in the whole province. Establish and improve the supporting reserve fund system for mine geological environment management. The province received a reserve fund of 76.5438 million yuan for mine geological environment management, including 630 million yuan at the provincial level.
Five, the investigation of illegal cases of land and resources
(a) to investigate and deal with illegal land cases
In 2006, a total of 6,908 illegal acts of land were discovered in the whole province, involving land area of 16 12.92 hectares (436.49 hectares of cultivated land), of which 2 100 cases were hidden over the years, involving land area of 397.22 hectares. In 2006, 3,766 cases were investigated and dealt with, involving land area of 1, 34 1.35 hectares (cultivated land of 369.05438+0 hectares), of which 963 cases were investigated and dealt with, involving land area of 34 1.99 hectares, and 2,803 cases were investigated and dealt with in 2006, involving land.
In the whole year, 3,580 cases were closed, involving land area 1 129.89 hectares (267. 107 hectares of cultivated land), of which 288 cases were made public in 2005, accounting for 8.04%, and 784 cases were hidden, and 2,508 cases occurred in 2006. Judging from the illegal subjects investigated, there were 83 cases of land violations by governments at all levels, an increase of 53.7% over the previous year, including 2 provincial organs, 4 municipal organs, 52 county organs and 25 township organs. The rest are illegal land cases of other units and individuals, including 2 19 cases of village (group) collectives, 522 cases of enterprises and institutions and 274 cases of individuals.
In the whole year, 215,839,700 square meters of structures were demolished, 8,574 square meters of structures were confiscated, 59.53 hectares of land (9.97 hectares of cultivated land) were recovered, and a fine of 4,46916,000 yuan was collected. In the whole year, the dynamic inspection found 8087 illegal acts, involving land area 1933.85 hectares (550.76 hectares of cultivated land), and 7004 illegal acts were stopped, involving land area 1560.703 hectares, including 402.0 hectares of cultivated land18 hectares, thus recovering economic losses/kloc-0.
Among 2803 cases in 2006, there were 294 cases of land sale and illegal transfer, accounting for10.49%; Cases of destroying cultivated land 133, accounting for 4.74%; 2,247 pieces were occupied without approval, accounting for 80.16%; Other 127 cases, accounting for 4.53%.
(two) to investigate and deal with illegal mineral cases.
In 2006, the province put on record and investigated 1240 cases of illegal mineral resources, which was 7.67% lower than that in 2005 (1343 cases), among which 22 cases were illegal in exploration, accounting for 1.77%. Mining illegal cases 12 1 1, accounting for 97.66%; 7 mineral resources compensation fees were not paid according to regulations, accounting for 0.56%. From the perspective of illegal subjects, enterprises and institutions 152, collectives 130 and individuals 958. In addition, there were 98 outstanding cases in 2005. In 2006, cases were closed 12 1 1, which was 7.77% lower than that in 2005 (13 13), among which 7 cases were explored and12 was mined.
In the whole year, 59 mining licenses were revoked and fines were collected 19967200 yuan. In the whole year, there were 3 administrative punishments, 2 disciplinary punishments and 37 criminal punishments.
In 2006, illegal mining cases were the most prominent, with 12 1 1 investigated, accounting for 97.66% of the cases filed in 2006, especially unlicensed mining and cross-border mining, with 1094 investigated, accounting for 97.66% in 2006. There were 942 individual cases of illegal mining, accounting for 75.97% of the total number of cases investigated and dealt with in the whole year.
Six, land and resources management institutions and personnel
(A) land and resources system reform
In 2006, the task of system reform was fully completed and the land and resources management system was further rationalized. The whole province 14 cities and states have fully realized the vertical management of people, finance and materials in 34 sub-bureaus, and the leading bodies of land and resources bureaus in 88 counties and cities are managed by the competent departments of land and resources in cities and states. 2,264 grass-roots land and resources institutes, as agencies of counties and municipal bureaus, are managed by county and municipal people's governments. The city and state bureaus have added chief engineers or chief economists. Fully implement the "three-set plan" of the law enforcement department of land and resources. The administrative functions of mineral resources and surveying and mapping management of county-level land and resources departments and grass-roots land and resources institutes have been fully implemented, realizing centralized and unified management of land, minerals and surveying and mapping.
(two) land and resources management institutions and personnel training
In 2006, the number of employees in land and resources management institutions at all levels decreased compared with 2005. There are 123 land and resources management institutions at or above the county level in the province, with 16392 employees, a decrease of 3.3%. There are 3,229 administrative personnel, a decrease of 4.2% compared with 2005.
There are 2 14 1 township land management offices in the province, with 5698 employees, including 5696 full-time staff, accounting for 99.96%.
Land and resources management departments at all levels attach great importance to the construction of cadres. In the whole year, 2,973 people were trained in management and business knowledge, including Party School 1.397 people, administrative colleges at all levels, and other trainings 1.273 people.
In the whole year, 2,367 people participated in academic education, including 7 doctors, 47 masters, undergraduates 1 196, and specialists 1 17. In 2006, there were 6 people with master's degree or above and 5 people with bachelor's degree.