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Goals of this program are to promote a resource recycling system, to support cross-agency meetings and editing of the outcomes, to collect latest information from abroad, and to strengthen mechanisms of recycling and reusing. The program puts emphasis on promoting the recycling system and the sustainable low-carbon management. While implementing routine procedures, case studies of foreign countries are used to be references of future policies in order to aid in performing the program.
On the recycling system, the “Annual Report on Resource Recycling and Reusing of Year 101” has been completed to support appropriate authorities to submit the outcomes of this year’s first three quarters. The next stage of “Promotion Program of Resource Recycling and Reusing during Year 103 and 104” has also been submitted to further help forming task groups and meetings of resource recycling committees to enhance the compliance of the Resource Recycling and Reuse Act.
On the sustainable low-carbon management, resource recycling procedures has been founded in order to achieve a low-carbon sustainable environment by supporting the Office of Ecological Community Promotion, Environmental Protection Administration, Executive Yuan, while collecting data and strategies from foreign conferences and implementati
on of resource recycling and zero waste in last three years, and consequently 10 conference reports and 32 journal reports have been collected.
To achieve the goal of resource recycling and zero waste, the program has reviewed and modified the registration information of "Waste Resource Management Remarkable Performance Institutional Selection Campaign" of next year, while tracking previous rewarded organizations to strengthen a common understanding of the importance of resource recycling between industries. Two learning activities, “Yanhui Book Shop Observation: A Reference Site of Resource Recycling Regarding Building a Low-carbon Sustainable Environment” and "Taipei 101 Resource Recycling Observation 2011," were also taken place to further enhance communications and idea exchanging between the government and industries/central and local governments.
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