By 2030, the national average annual forest fire damage rate will be kept below 0.7.

The National Forestry and Grassland Administration and the Ministry of Emergency Management recently jointly issued the National Forest and Grassland Fire Prevention and Control Plan, making a systematic deployment for forest and grassland fire prevention and control work across the country during the 15th Five-Year Plan period. Through measures such as laying out key fire prevention projects and innovating an integrated governance model of "fire prevention + industry," by 2030 the national average annual forest fire damage rate will be kept within 0.7 per mille, and the grassland fire damage rate will be kept within 1.8 per mille.