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專案計畫編號
經費年度	113
計畫經費	6,246 千元
預算科目	資源回收調查、評估與規劃、輔導
專案開始日期	2023/12/01
專案結束日期	2024/11/30
專案主持人	彭暐鈞
主辦單位	循環署回收基金管理會
承辦人	徐伊亭
執行單位	環資國際有限公司
專案分類	資源循環
中文關鍵字	資源回收、應回收廢棄物回收處理業、受補貼機構
英文關鍵字	resource recycling, recycling and disposal enterprises of regulated recyclable waste, subsidized organizations
協同主持人	李孔概
共同主持人
計畫聯絡人	鄒明法
計畫聯絡電話	02-66308000#306
計畫聯絡信箱	sky113613@eri.com.tw

中文摘要	本計畫核心包括完成自動化與智慧化新穎處理技術研析，提出建構高質化循環體系之誘因策略、精進回收處理業管理制度並強化輔導作業、辦理受補貼機構資格審核作業等，以提升資源循環署在作業及管理層次上的成效。今年度新增運用複合式AIoT監測建立火警監測預防系統，已完成辦理5場次AIoT即時偵測廠區火災或溫度異常試辦作業，並推動應用自動化及智慧化工具建構高質循環體系，提出貸款信用保證與利息補貼實施要點與精進補貼推動實施計畫修正建議。為達成環境永續零廢棄目標，環境部整併「廢棄物清理法」及「資源回收再利用法」，研擬「資源循環促進法」，將廢棄物優先認定為資源，減少原料資源之使用，並逐步達成零廢棄目標。本計畫亦協助資源循環署進行相關辦法研修作業，提出相關配套子法研修內容；另為精進回收處理業管理，已協助複查登記機關核過文件達159件次，並提出19次系統需求單以精進系統功能。此外，已完成112、113年性別調查作業及個資查核作業3場次，並提出相關分析結果。有關強化地方主管機關輔導管理回收處理業模式，地方主管機關對轄內回收處理業者有管理輔導之責，資源循環署為協助地方主管機關提升管理成效，透過本計畫辦理1場次執行機關審查與管理業務輔導會議，共計53人次參與。另外，為提升回收處理業知識與技能，已辦理5場次從業人員教育訓練，共計263人次參與，以體驗及互動方式針對參與人員給予適當的訓練及輔導。同時，業者於取得回收處理登記證，要繼續申請受補貼資格時，皆由本計畫協助資源循環署進行資格審查，目前已完成書面審查101件與辦理14場次現場勘查作業。此外，本計畫亦提供電話專線，協助環保局及業者等相關人員有關申請作業、系統操作等諮詢服務，透過現場、電話及線上輔導了解問題並提供解決方案。
中文關鍵字	資源回收、應回收廢棄物回收處理業、受補貼機構

中文摘要

本計畫核心包括完成自動化與智慧化新穎處理技術研析，提出建構高質化循環體系之誘因策略、精進回收處理業管理制度並強化輔導作業、辦理受補貼機構資格審核作業等，以提升資源循環署在作業及管理層次上的成效。今年度新增運用複合式AIoT監測建立火警監測預防系統，已完成辦理5場次AIoT即時偵測廠區火災或溫度異常試辦作業，並推動應用自動化及智慧化工具建構高質循環體系，提出貸款信用保證與利息補貼實施要點與精進補貼推動實施計畫修正建議。為達成環境永續零廢棄目標，環境部整併「廢棄物清理法」及「資源回收再利用法」，研擬「資源循環促進法」，將廢棄物優先認定為資源，減少原料資源之使用，並逐步達成零廢棄目標。本計畫亦協助資源循環署進行相關辦法研修作業，提出相關配套子法研修內容；另為精進回收處理業管理，已協助複查登記機關核過文件達159件次，並提出19次系統需求單以精進系統功能。此外，已完成112、113年性別調查作業及個資查核作業3場次，並提出相關分析結果。有關強化地方主管機關輔導管理回收處理業模式，地方主管機關對轄內回收處理業者有管理輔導之責，資源循環署為協助地方主管機關提升管理成效，透過本計畫辦理1場次執行機關審查與管理業務輔導會議，共計53人次參與。另外，為提升回收處理業知識與技能，已辦理5場次從業人員教育訓練，共計263人次參與，以體驗及互動方式針對參與人員給予適當的訓練及輔導。同時，業者於取得回收處理登記證，要繼續申請受補貼資格時，皆由本計畫協助資源循環署進行資格審查，目前已完成書面審查101件與辦理14場次現場勘查作業。此外，本計畫亦提供電話專線，協助環保局及業者等相關人員有關申請作業、系統操作等諮詢服務，透過現場、電話及線上輔導了解問題並提供解決方案。

中文關鍵字

資源回收、應回收廢棄物回收處理業、受補貼機構

類型	檔名	檔案大小	說明	最新版公開日期
期末報告	成果報告定稿(部分公開版).pdf	34MB		2024/12/26 上午 12:00:00

摘要	This project aimed to achieve the following objectives: conducting research and analysis of innovative automated and intelligent processing technologies, proposing incentive strategies for establishing a high-quality circular system, refining the management system for recycling and disposal enterprises, enhancing guidance practices, and conducting qualification reviews for subsidized organizations. These efforts were designed to improve the operational and managerial effectiveness of the Resource Circulation Administration. This year, a composite AIoT monitoring system was introduced to develop a fire detection and prevention mechanism. Five pilot sessions for real-time AIoT-based detection of fires or abnormal temperatures in plant areas were successfully completed. Additionally, this project promoted the use of automated and intelligent tools to build a high-quality circular system. This work included defining key guidelines for implementing loan credit guarantees and interest subsidies, as well as providing recommendations for refining subsidy implementation plans. To achieve the goal of zero waste and environmental sustainability, the Ministry of Environment consolidated the Waste Disposal Act and the Resource Recycling Act and is in the process of drafting the Resource Circulation Promotion Act. This new legislation prioritizes recognizing waste as a resource, reducing the use of raw materials, and gradually achieving a zero-waste target. This project also supported the Resource Circulation Administration in revising relevant regulations, contributing to the development of amendments for supporting sub-laws. Additionally, this project assisted in reviewing 159 documents previously approved by registration authorities and submitted 19 system enhancement requests to improve system functionality. Furthermore, two gender survey sessions for 2023 and 2024, along with personal data audits, were completed, with relevant analysis results presented. To enhance the guidance and management model for local authorities overseeing recycling and disposal enterprises, the Resource Circulation Administration organized a guidance meeting through this project, with a total of 53 participants. Local authorities hold the responsibility for managing and guiding recycling and disposal enterprises within their jurisdictions, and this meeting aimed to support them in enhancing the management effectiveness. Moreover, to strengthen the knowledge and skills of personnel in recycling and disposal enterprises, five training sessions were conducted, reaching a total of 263 participants. The sessions utilized experiential and interactive methods to provide tailored training and guidance. When operators apply for renewal of recycling registration certificates and subsidy qualifications, this project supported the Resource Circulation Administration in conducting the qualification review process. To date, 101 document reviews have been completed, alongside 14 on-site inspections. Additionally, this project has established a dedicated hotline to assist Environmental Protection Bureaus, enterprises, and other stakeholders with inquiries related to application procedures and system operations, offering solutions through in-person, phone, and online support.
英文關鍵字	resource recycling, recycling and disposal enterprises of regulated recyclable waste, subsidized organizations

摘要

This project aimed to achieve the following objectives: conducting research and analysis of innovative automated and intelligent processing technologies, proposing incentive strategies for establishing a high-quality circular system, refining the management system for recycling and disposal enterprises, enhancing guidance practices, and conducting qualification reviews for subsidized organizations. These efforts were designed to improve the operational and managerial effectiveness of the Resource Circulation Administration. This year, a composite AIoT monitoring system was introduced to develop a fire detection and prevention mechanism. Five pilot sessions for real-time AIoT-based detection of fires or abnormal temperatures in plant areas were successfully completed. Additionally, this project promoted the use of automated and intelligent tools to build a high-quality circular system. This work included defining key guidelines for implementing loan credit guarantees and interest subsidies, as well as providing recommendations for refining subsidy implementation plans. To achieve the goal of zero waste and environmental sustainability, the Ministry of Environment consolidated the Waste Disposal Act and the Resource Recycling Act and is in the process of drafting the Resource Circulation Promotion Act. This new legislation prioritizes recognizing waste as a resource, reducing the use of raw materials, and gradually achieving a zero-waste target. This project also supported the Resource Circulation Administration in revising relevant regulations, contributing to the development of amendments for supporting sub-laws. Additionally, this project assisted in reviewing 159 documents previously approved by registration authorities and submitted 19 system enhancement requests to improve system functionality. Furthermore, two gender survey sessions for 2023 and 2024, along with personal data audits, were completed, with relevant analysis results presented. To enhance the guidance and management model for local authorities overseeing recycling and disposal enterprises, the Resource Circulation Administration organized a guidance meeting through this project, with a total of 53 participants. Local authorities hold the responsibility for managing and guiding recycling and disposal enterprises within their jurisdictions, and this meeting aimed to support them in enhancing the management effectiveness. Moreover, to strengthen the knowledge and skills of personnel in recycling and disposal enterprises, five training sessions were conducted, reaching a total of 263 participants. The sessions utilized experiential and interactive methods to provide tailored training and guidance. When operators apply for renewal of recycling registration certificates and subsidy qualifications, this project supported the Resource Circulation Administration in conducting the qualification review process. To date, 101 document reviews have been completed, alongside 14 on-site inspections. Additionally, this project has established a dedicated hotline to assist Environmental Protection Bureaus, enterprises, and other stakeholders with inquiries related to application procedures and system operations, offering solutions through in-person, phone, and online support.

英文關鍵字

resource recycling, recycling and disposal enterprises of regulated recyclable waste, subsidized organizations