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The Environmental Protection Bureau of Kinmen County (hereinafter referred to as the EPB) is dedicated to improving the county's environmental quality by promoting clean and sustainable community action plans in each township. These efforts aim to establish a high-quality and sustainable sanitary environment, reduce littering hotspots, and strengthen enforcement against illegal waste dumping and littering through mobile patrols.
The initiative encourages residents to proactively clean their living environments, maintain clear drainage systems, pick up after pets, avoid littering cigarette butts, and refrain from spitting betel nut residue (or juice). It also enhances the county's capacity for monitoring and responding to illegal waste disposal incidents. Various public education and environmental adoption activities are implemented as part of this plan, along with assistance in evaluating and assessing the county's sanitation and cleanliness efforts.
As of the final report period, the project team conducted monthly inspections of 446 littering hotspots, capturing six instances of illegal garbage dumping using surveillance cameras. Additionally, all 356 regulated public restrooms and those funded by previous subsidy programs were assessed by the first quarter, with updates made to restroom classification labels based on monthly inspection results.
The team performed 492 inspections of chain convenience stores, internet cafes, and chain coffee shops. A total of 113 regulated vacant houses and lands were identified, with monthly inspections conducted for 24 sites under central government regulation. The team also provided reports on various inspection patterns, addressed 30 citizen complaints, and followed up on subsequent improvements. Results from the Environmental Cleaning Week were submitted in March.
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