The Corporate Synergy Development Center collaborated with the Ministry of Environment to jointly promote the Zero Green Living Project. The aim is to clarify the path for Taiwan's transition to a zero-green lifestyle, serving as a new engine for national development. Project objectives include constructing a strategic pathway for the transformation to a zero-green lifestyle, integrating resources from various sectors to facilitate a nationwide shift in living habits. Additionally, the project seeks to foster international collaboration on strategies for achieving zero emissions in lifestyle practices. Concerning the strategy pathway for lifestyle transformation, the tasks include collecting relevant domestic and international practices, organizing expert consultation meetings, strengthening the integration of production, sales, and consumption in achieving zero carbon emissions, and conducting seminars to develop models for zero-emission production and business practices. Furthermore, the project aims to promote a lifestyle of sharing over ownership, involving the collection of successful cases of sharing systems, planning mechanisms for sharing platforms, and hosting forums to share experiences and technologies. The plan also involves leveraging local characteristics to inventory green lifestyle industry chains and proposing investment schemes for green lifestyle industry chains in collaboration with county and city governments. In the demonstration of green office declaration, the project established qualitative and quantitative indicators for green office declaration, assist at least five enterprises or non-governmental organizations in implementing green office declarations, and organize events such as public explanation meetings and expert forums. The project also review and amend the key strategic action plan for zero-green living, participate in related meetings, and analyze the initial outcomes of local government initiatives in zero-green living. On the international cooperation front, the project collected practices related to zero carbon emissions in other countries and propose measures for implementing similar strategies domestically. It also organized an international symposium with at least four foreign experts, inviting relevant experts or officials to serve as speakers. Finally, the Corporate Synergy Development Center support the Ministry of Environment in the implementation of lifestyle transformation policies, attending relevant meetings, and providing assistance in data collection, documentation, presentations, and other tasks.

Net Zero, Green Life, Strategy