The RFMB is dedicated to overall management and promotion of domestic resource recovery from waste. A recent realization is that, garbage is resources and “gold”, and moving to a “circular economy” is now the world trend. We aim to: Change the current thinking of linear economic development, promote circular production and life styles, strengthen the integration of energy and capital, improve the recycling and reuse of waste resources, and establish an environmentally-friendly society with “zero waste and low energy consumption”. This will , enable the public to understand the impact of their daily actions to recycle resources, and put into motion solutions to environmental problems. It will, enable people to actively participate in and take actions to solve or prevent environmental problems, and enable resources to be used continuously. The recyclable items announced by Taiwan EPA are classified into 13 categories, 33 subcategories, and 67 types. The waste recycling rate has increased from 12.68% in 2001 to 60.54% in 2018. The annual carbon reduction amounts to 1.86 million tons, and the resource recycling rate has reached 86.55%. Not only is the recycling rate improved, but the misplacement of resources is also reduced, which in turn extracts high-value materials from waste and facilitates the manufacture of products made from recycled materials. Wetsuits made of recycled tires, yarn fabric made from coffee waste and plastic bottles, and art made from waste glass are good examples of the improvement.. Featuring regenerated furniture, this exhibition incorporates the concept of home life and green economy to create a dining room, living room, and bedroom. Fully integrating recycled products into daily life, the purpose of this exhibition is to make the visitors feel the intimacy of being at home. The exhibition demonstrates the results of recycling and reusing resources in Taiwan and emphasizes the inseparable link between resource recycling and our daily lives. Improving the effectiveness of promotion also enables exhibitors to demonstrate their results and enhance technological exchange to achieve the concept of a circular economy, covering environmental protection, recycling, and regeneration.

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