Who should fund the weather forecast?

The funds for weather forecast are mainly divided into two parts: national appropriation and personal income. The funds of the units below the provincial level come from three parts, one part is the central allocation, the other part is the local allocation, and the other part is self-supporting and self-supporting. The central government allocates funds to provinces, provinces to cities, and then cities to counties. From top to bottom, it must be that the higher authorities allocate more funds first, and the lower authorities (such as county level) allocate less funds, so the protection is not enough. Local funding depends on how well the provincial, city and county governments know the meteorological department, because the local film office and lightning protection center (lightning protection office) are located in the Meteorological Bureau, and the Meteorological Bureau also undertakes the approval and acceptance of lightning protection drawings in specific places (the projects that need to be approved after the reform of 20 14 are mainly flammable and explosive places, and there is no charge), and local funding is mainly to protect these. Before the reform, fees can be approved from construction projects (such as real estate), and lightning protection detection fees can be charged regularly every year. Some units can also collect fees from meteorological services provided to companies (mainly national bureaus and provincial bureaus, and few cities and counties). Before the reform, the income from lightning protection in cities and counties existed objectively, which was mainly carried out in countries, provinces and some cities.