Influencing factors for the development of water conservancy project management

1. Risks in technology, performance and quality. The technology and tools used in the project are one of the most important aspects of project risk. Generally speaking, the adoption of new technologies or technological innovations in a project is undoubtedly an important means to improve project performance, but it can also bring some problems, and many new technologies are not proven or fully mastered, which can affect the success of the project.

In addition, due to the needs of competition, there are often requirements to improve the performance and quality of project products, and unrealistic requirements are also project risks.

2. Risks in project management. Project management risks include all aspects of project process management, such as the timing of project planning, resource allocation (including personnel, equipment and materials), project quality management, the adoption of project management techniques (processes, specifications, tools, etc.), and the management of outsourcers.

3. Organizational risks. One of the most important risks in the organization is the contradiction between the scope, time, and cost of the project, which is determined at the time of project decision-making. Project scope, time and cost are the three elements of a project, and they are mutually restrictive.

Unreasonable matching will inevitably lead to difficulties in project execution, which will lead to risks. The risk of insufficient project resources or resource conflicts should also not be overlooked. The culture in an organization can also lead to risks such as teamwork and inappropriate motivation for people to leave the company.

4. Risks outside the project. The external risk of a project mainly refers to changes in the political and economic environment of the project, including changes in policies, regulations or standards related to the project, and changes in the employment relationship in the organization, such as corporate mergers and acquisitions, natural disasters, etc. The impact of such risks on the project is more related to the nature of the project.

1. Human factors; 2. Environmental factors; 3. Material factors; 4. Mechanical factors;

<>First, we must emancipate our minds and renew our concepts. In view of the current situation of water conservancy project management and the demand of the market economy for water conservancy project management, it is necessary to understand the importance of water conservancy project management ideologically. Specifically, the concept should be changed from the following aspects:

1) The concept of simple public welfare and service should be updated, and a new concept of industrialization management strategy and management mode of water conservancy projects should be established;

2) Change the concept of free and low-cost water supply, and establish the concept of independent management

3) Change the concept that water conservancy projects simply serve agriculture, and establish a business concept of providing comprehensive and effective services for social and economic development;

4) To establish a pioneering and enterprising, bold and innovative concept;

5) We should pay attention to the concept of equal emphasis on service and interests.

Second, it is necessary to carry out accurate market positioning to ensure that the management of water conservancy and distribution towns meets the requirements of the development of Shipei Buji. On the basis of the functions and corresponding tasks of water conservancy projects, combined with their economic benefits, the water conservancy project management departments are divided into operational departments and public welfare departments, so that the public welfare services of water conservancy projects can be effectively combined with operation and management, and the diversified operation of water conservancy projects should be realized, and scientific and reasonable measures should be adopted to make full use of their own advantages and promote the comprehensive development of water conservancy undertakings.