環保專案成果報告查詢系統

專案計畫編號
經費年度	113
計畫經費	8,440 千元
預算科目	優質公廁及美質環境推動計畫-環境衛生
專案開始日期	2024/01/31
專案結束日期	2024/12/15
專案主持人	賴佑昇
主辦單位	環管署環境衛生組
承辦人	賴柏宏
執行單位	環資國際有限公司
專案分類	環境衛生
中文關鍵字	向海致敬、海岸淨灘、海岸廢棄物調查
英文關鍵字	Salute to the Seas, Coastal waste survey, Coastal clean-up
協同主持人	郭仲凱；尤世雄
共同主持人
計畫聯絡人	賴佑昇
計畫聯絡電話	02-66309988#123
計畫聯絡信箱	snowofkite@eri.com.tw

中文摘要	109年5月行政院核定「向海致敬-海岸清潔維護計畫（109年至112年）」，由環境部統籌9個中央部會、19個臨海縣市政府共同合作，落實海岸清潔維護，截至今年已邁入第五年，海岸垃圾大量減少，已初具成果，故此行政院於112年9月核定向海致敬第2期計畫，期許各單位可以持續落實「定期清、立即清、緊急清」機制，而本計畫以科學調查、業務推動、行政配合等三個面向輔助向海致敬政策執行，逐步落實共同守護臺灣海岸環境清潔之目標。於科學調查面向，本計畫採用ICC國際淨灘行動了解海岸垃圾組成樣態，並加以分析歷年趨勢變化，成果顯示108年至113年第1-3季，寶特瓶與塑膠瓶蓋占歷年海廢垃圾之大宗，與「國際海岸清理報告」調查成果相似，皆占有較高的比率，另外透過寶特瓶國別調查也發現，海廢垃圾的來源與地域性有相對關聯，調查成果顯示於本島區域，臺灣製寶特瓶數量皆大於大陸製寶特瓶顯示多數海廢垃圾仍以本島產生為主。為協助各部會向海致敬業務推動，本計畫針對海岸清理資訊平台進行功能優化，其內容包含自動化通報案件追蹤、主動清理逾時填報功能及海岸清理資訊平台功能整合評估作業，期能透過相關功能優化讓使用者可以更迅速掌握關鍵資訊，提供更便捷的操作服務。在行政配合部分，針對業務機關今年度辦理海岸業務觀摩活動、澎湖縣海底覆網考察活動、現勘查核活動、向海致敬考核標準制定相關會議等，透過不同活動及會議辦理，實地踏查各單位執行情形，透過相互交流達到教學相長之目的，而宣導部分今年度則辦理環境教育推廣活動與製作向海致敬成果影片，藉此提升民眾對於海岸環境保護的意識，達到公私協力共同守護海岸之目的。向海致敬計畫自109年啟動至今已邁入第5年，透過各部會填報清理成果與民間團體調查資訊，顯示整理海岸垃圾現存量與109年相比已減少將近6成，塑膠垃圾亦減少近7成，垃圾下降幅度已逐漸趨緩，未來如何維持垃圾量不再上升，為新一輪的考驗，今年度透過制定向海致敬考核標準，讓各單位可依循相關標準逐步落實權責分工、源頭減量及災後清理等業務，期能達成每吋海岸都有人管、每吋海岸都乾淨之目標。
中文關鍵字	向海致敬、海岸淨灘、海岸廢棄物調查

中文摘要

109年5月行政院核定「向海致敬-海岸清潔維護計畫（109年至112年）」，由環境部統籌9個中央部會、19個臨海縣市政府共同合作，落實海岸清潔維護，截至今年已邁入第五年，海岸垃圾大量減少，已初具成果，故此行政院於112年9月核定向海致敬第2期計畫，期許各單位可以持續落實「定期清、立即清、緊急清」機制，而本計畫以科學調查、業務推動、行政配合等三個面向輔助向海致敬政策執行，逐步落實共同守護臺灣海岸環境清潔之目標。於科學調查面向，本計畫採用ICC國際淨灘行動了解海岸垃圾組成樣態，並加以分析歷年趨勢變化，成果顯示108年至113年第1-3季，寶特瓶與塑膠瓶蓋占歷年海廢垃圾之大宗，與「國際海岸清理報告」調查成果相似，皆占有較高的比率，另外透過寶特瓶國別調查也發現，海廢垃圾的來源與地域性有相對關聯，調查成果顯示於本島區域，臺灣製寶特瓶數量皆大於大陸製寶特瓶顯示多數海廢垃圾仍以本島產生為主。為協助各部會向海致敬業務推動，本計畫針對海岸清理資訊平台進行功能優化，其內容包含自動化通報案件追蹤、主動清理逾時填報功能及海岸清理資訊平台功能整合評估作業，期能透過相關功能優化讓使用者可以更迅速掌握關鍵資訊，提供更便捷的操作服務。在行政配合部分，針對業務機關今年度辦理海岸業務觀摩活動、澎湖縣海底覆網考察活動、現勘查核活動、向海致敬考核標準制定相關會議等，透過不同活動及會議辦理，實地踏查各單位執行情形，透過相互交流達到教學相長之目的，而宣導部分今年度則辦理環境教育推廣活動與製作向海致敬成果影片，藉此提升民眾對於海岸環境保護的意識，達到公私協力共同守護海岸之目的。向海致敬計畫自109年啟動至今已邁入第5年，透過各部會填報清理成果與民間團體調查資訊，顯示整理海岸垃圾現存量與109年相比已減少將近6成，塑膠垃圾亦減少近7成，垃圾下降幅度已逐漸趨緩，未來如何維持垃圾量不再上升，為新一輪的考驗，今年度透過制定向海致敬考核標準，讓各單位可依循相關標準逐步落實權責分工、源頭減量及災後清理等業務，期能達成每吋海岸都有人管、每吋海岸都乾淨之目標。

中文關鍵字

向海致敬、海岸淨灘、海岸廢棄物調查

類型	檔名	檔案大小	說明	最新版公開日期
期末報告	@113年海岸清潔維護計畫(定稿).pdf	33MB	113年海岸環境清潔維護推廣及成效管理計畫	2025/1/27 上午 12:00:00

摘要	In May 2020, the Executive Yuan approved the Salute to the Seas: Coastal Cleanup and Maintenance Program (2020-2023) (hereinafter the Program). Coordinated by the Ministry of Environment (formerly the Environmental Protection Administration), this initiative involves 9 ministries and 19 coastal county and city governments working together to implement coastal cleanup efforts. Now, in its fifth year, the amount of coastal waste has significantly reduced, achieving the Program’s initial results. Consequently, the Executive Yuan approved the second phase of the Salute to the Seas initiative in September 2023, encouraging stakeholders to continue implementing the "regular cleaning, immediate cleaning, and emergency cleaning" mechanism. This project assisted in the execution of the Program through three aspects: scientific research, operational promotion, and administrative cooperation, working towards the goal of maintaining the cleanliness of Taiwan's coasts collaboratively. Scientific research: This project adopted the ICC (International Coastal Cleanup) methodology to analyze coastal waste composition and trends over time. The results show that from 2019 to the third quarter of 2024, the number of PET bottles and plastic bottle caps has consistently ranked among the top of coastal waste, similar to findings in the International Coastal Cleanup Reports. The studies on the origin of PET bottles studies also indicate a strong link between the origin of marine debris and the region in which it is located. For instance, the number of PET bottles found that were produced in Taiwan was more than those made in mainland China, indicating that most coastal waste originates locally. Operational promotion: To support the ministries and governments in implementing the Salute to the Seas Program, the coastal cleanup information platform underwent feature optimization, which included automated case tracking, delayed submission of cleanup results, and platform functionality integration evaluations, allowing users to access critical information more efficiently and enjoy enhanced usability of the platform. Administrative cooperation: This project also involved various activities and meetings, such as coastal work observation sessions, underwater net-removal inspections in Penghu County, on-site evaluations, and the establishment of assessment standards for the Salute to the Seas initiative. Through these activities and meetings, we evaluated the execution of each entity on-site, facilitated knowledge exchange, and provided opportunities for improvement. Additionally, public awareness campaigns, such as environmental education events and videos highlighting Salute to the Seas Program achievements, were organized to enhance public understanding and encourage collective efforts in protecting coastal environments. Since its launch in 2020, we’ve entered the 5th year of the Salute to the Seas Program. The cleanup reports submitted by public entities and surveys done by private organizations revealed that compared to 2020, the number of existing coastal waste has reduced by approximately 60%, with plastic waste decreasing by nearly 70%. However, as waste reduction has slowed, our new challenge is to maintain the current amount of waste without the numbers going back up. To address this, the Program has introduced assessment standards to guide authorities in systematically dividing responsibilities, reducing waste at the source, and managing post-disaster cleanup. The ultimate goal is to ensure every inch of Taiwan's coastline is both well-managed and clean.
英文關鍵字	Salute to the Seas, Coastal waste survey, Coastal clean-up

摘要

In May 2020, the Executive Yuan approved the Salute to the Seas: Coastal Cleanup and Maintenance Program (2020-2023) (hereinafter the Program). Coordinated by the Ministry of Environment (formerly the Environmental Protection Administration), this initiative involves 9 ministries and 19 coastal county and city governments working together to implement coastal cleanup efforts. Now, in its fifth year, the amount of coastal waste has significantly reduced, achieving the Program’s initial results. Consequently, the Executive Yuan approved the second phase of the Salute to the Seas initiative in September 2023, encouraging stakeholders to continue implementing the "regular cleaning, immediate cleaning, and emergency cleaning" mechanism. This project assisted in the execution of the Program through three aspects: scientific research, operational promotion, and administrative cooperation, working towards the goal of maintaining the cleanliness of Taiwan's coasts collaboratively. Scientific research: This project adopted the ICC (International Coastal Cleanup) methodology to analyze coastal waste composition and trends over time. The results show that from 2019 to the third quarter of 2024, the number of PET bottles and plastic bottle caps has consistently ranked among the top of coastal waste, similar to findings in the International Coastal Cleanup Reports. The studies on the origin of PET bottles studies also indicate a strong link between the origin of marine debris and the region in which it is located. For instance, the number of PET bottles found that were produced in Taiwan was more than those made in mainland China, indicating that most coastal waste originates locally. Operational promotion: To support the ministries and governments in implementing the Salute to the Seas Program, the coastal cleanup information platform underwent feature optimization, which included automated case tracking, delayed submission of cleanup results, and platform functionality integration evaluations, allowing users to access critical information more efficiently and enjoy enhanced usability of the platform. Administrative cooperation: This project also involved various activities and meetings, such as coastal work observation sessions, underwater net-removal inspections in Penghu County, on-site evaluations, and the establishment of assessment standards for the Salute to the Seas initiative. Through these activities and meetings, we evaluated the execution of each entity on-site, facilitated knowledge exchange, and provided opportunities for improvement. Additionally, public awareness campaigns, such as environmental education events and videos highlighting Salute to the Seas Program achievements, were organized to enhance public understanding and encourage collective efforts in protecting coastal environments. Since its launch in 2020, we’ve entered the 5th year of the Salute to the Seas Program. The cleanup reports submitted by public entities and surveys done by private organizations revealed that compared to 2020, the number of existing coastal waste has reduced by approximately 60%, with plastic waste decreasing by nearly 70%. However, as waste reduction has slowed, our new challenge is to maintain the current amount of waste without the numbers going back up. To address this, the Program has introduced assessment standards to guide authorities in systematically dividing responsibilities, reducing waste at the source, and managing post-disaster cleanup. The ultimate goal is to ensure every inch of Taiwan's coastline is both well-managed and clean.

英文關鍵字

Salute to the Seas, Coastal waste survey, Coastal clean-up