chapter I general provisions article 1 in order to strengthen the management of urban and rural domestic waste, promote environmental improvement and maintain ecological security, these regulations are formulated in accordance with relevant laws and regulations and combined with the actual situation of this municipality. Article 2 These Regulations shall apply to such activities as classified delivery, cleaning, collection, transportation, disposal and related management of urban and rural domestic garbage within the administrative area of this Municipality.

towns mentioned in these regulations refer to cities, counties and towns. Scenic spots, independent industrial and mining areas, and rural areas (market towns) with a high degree of urbanization can be included in the scope of cities and towns upon the decision of the people's governments (management committees) of the counties (cities, districts) where they are located.

the term "domestic waste" as mentioned in these regulations refers to the solid waste generated in daily life or activities providing services for daily life and the waste regarded as domestic waste according to laws and regulations. Article 3 The management of urban and rural domestic waste shall follow the principles of government leading, social participation, classified treatment and comprehensive utilization, and implement reduction, recycling and harmlessness. Article 4 Municipal solid waste shall be managed in a territorial way. County (city, district) people's government (Management Committee) shall set up a professional unit of domestic waste management, or select a unit with corresponding qualifications through open competition to carry out the work of cleaning, collection, transportation and disposal of urban domestic waste.

rural domestic waste management encourages the mode of village (residential) collection, township (town) transportation and county (city, district) disposal. County (city, district) people's government (Management Committee) can determine the management mode of rural domestic waste according to local conditions. Article 5 Municipal and county (city, district) people's governments (management committees) shall lead the management of urban and rural domestic waste within their respective administrative areas, incorporate domestic waste management into the national economic and social development plan, make overall plans for the construction of domestic waste treatment facilities, and formulate and organize the implementation of domestic waste management policies. Article 6 The urban management department shall be responsible for the management of urban and rural domestic waste within its administrative area, organize the preparation of special plans for domestic waste treatment, carry out the construction and management of domestic waste facilities, and guide, assess and supervise the management of domestic waste.

the municipal urban management department is responsible for drawing up the domestic waste classification guidelines and management objectives, and formulating a unified classification label. Article 7 Relevant departments shall perform the following duties:

(1) The agricultural department shall be responsible for supervising and managing agricultural inputs and guiding rural areas to carry out resource utilization and harmless disposal of domestic garbage;

(2) The environmental protection department is responsible for examining and approving the environmental impact assessment documents of the construction project of domestic waste management facilities, and organizing the formulation of storage and disposal specifications in harmful waste;

(3) The commercial department is responsible for formulating and implementing the development plan of recyclable waste recycling and other specific measures;

(4) The education department is responsible for incorporating the knowledge of domestic waste classification into the education content and guiding the education and practice of domestic waste classification.

the departments of development and reform, finance, land and resources, urban and rural planning, public security, industry and commerce management, housing and urban and rural construction, culture, sports, radio and news, quality and technology supervision and management, safety production supervision, transportation, water conservancy, etc. shall, according to their respective responsibilities, carry out relevant work on urban and rural domestic waste management. Article 8 Township People's governments (street offices) shall organize the management of domestic waste within their respective jurisdictions and perform the following duties:

(1) Implement the urban and rural domestic waste control plan of county (city, district) people's governments (management committees);

(2) assist the urban management department to carry out the management of domestic waste;

(3) organizing and dispatching the collection and transportation of domestic garbage within its jurisdiction;

(4) to guide and urge villagers' committees (residents' committees) to carry out the management of domestic waste;

(5) assisting in the construction, maintenance and management of domestic waste transfer stations;

(6) Other duties as stipulated by laws and regulations. Article 9 Villagers' committees (residents' committees) shall organize sanitation cleaning in public areas, carry out classified collection, publicity and guidance of domestic garbage, and urge units and individuals to carry out classified delivery of domestic garbage.

Villages and communities can set up environmental sanitation associations to assist villagers' committees (residents' committees) in the work of classified collection, publicity and guidance of domestic waste. Article 11 Units and individuals shall fulfill the obligations of classifying and reducing domestic garbage and maintain the environmental sanitation in the responsible areas.

no unit or individual is allowed to throw away, throw, dump, burn or pile up domestic garbage at will, and it is not allowed to mix, collect, store, transport or dispose of domestic garbage. Eleventh city and county (city, district) people's governments should comprehensively consider the population, geographical and other factors, and include the funds needed for urban and rural environmental sanitation and domestic waste infrastructure construction in the fiscal budget at the corresponding level.

units and individuals within the urban area shall pay the domestic garbage disposal fee. Specific measures for the collection, management and use of urban living garbage disposal fees shall be formulated by the municipal and county (city) people's governments.

village rules and regulations, articles of association of environmental sanitation, etc. can stipulate the collection, management and use of rural domestic waste treatment fees.

encourage social capital to participate in urban and rural domestic waste treatment. Article 12 People's governments at all levels (management committees) and their relevant departments, educational institutions and news media shall strengthen the publicity and education on the knowledge of domestic waste management, encourage the public to participate in public welfare publicity and supervision and management activities, enhance the public's awareness of classification and reduction of domestic waste, and advocate a green and healthy lifestyle.