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To raise public awareness of climate change and encourage people to participate in the effort of creating a low-carbon sustainable homeland, the Environmental Protection Administration, Executive Yuan, has been promoting the Low-Carbon Sustainable Homeland Program since 2015. Through voluntary participation, residents were mobilized to implement low-carbon sustainable measures. Local governments have also established well-functioning task force organizations under the policy. Local governments also worked together with the central government, village residents, enterprises, and NGOs to implement long-term low-carbon sustainable actions and educational campaigns, guiding people to actively implement low-carbon actions in their daily lives.
The objective of this project was to improve the establishment of a low-carbon sustainable homeland by maintaining its promotion system and implementing an evaluation scheme. In addition, this project integrated the action plan with the international net-zero action strategy to propose strategies for driving toward a net-zero homeland. Two expert consultation meetings were organized to explore the connection between the international net-zero strategy report and the Low-Carbon Sustainable Homeland Program. An evaluation scheme was included in this project to serve as a reference for improving the program.
To enhance the public’s knowledge regarding the Low Carbon Sustainable Certification, this project established the Low Carbon Sustainable Information System in October 2014. According to the promotion plan, the project team adjusted the functions in the certification section, improved the examination and inquiry of the result documents, maintained the review functions of application documents, and completed the quantitative data filling of the evaluation scheme. This project also continued to focus on strengthening the promotion effectiveness of the Low Carbon Sustainable Information System and planned to establish a specific area for showing the performance of excellent villages and revamp the website. A knowledge section was also created to improve the overall user-friendliness and readability of the system, facilitating mutual learning among villages.
To encourage excellent villages to continuously participate in the Low-Carbon Sustainable Homeland Program and contribute their efforts, this project team strengthened the implementation and demonstrated enthusiasm and innovation in promoting carbon reduction based on the existing carbon reduction foundation. This program organized diverse performance competitions and publicized them through social media. A total of 12,661 shares and 3,000 interactions were counted. A highlight video was produced for public broadcast to enhance the participation and low-carbon literacy of the public.
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