| 英文摘要 |
During a year’s study the following achievements may be drawn from this project.
1. Privatization of waste collection and transportation：compiled a proposed document concerning the commissioning of collection and transportation of household waste to the private sector.
2. User-pays household waste policy：recommended a list of cities to lead the implementation and reinforcement of this policy, an instructive flowchart of standard working procedures and related practices for the user-pay system of waste collection and transportation.
3. Co-operation general waste collection and treatment：drafted practices in relation to the co-operative incineration of waste across districts including administrative, technical and financial issues.
4. Kitchen refuse：evaluated all available organic kitchen refuse collection and transportation apparatus, treatment facilities, capacities and the usage of the final recycled products across all districts in Taiwan, a planned short-term, mid-term and long-term promotional strategies for this project are recommended.
5. Household aqueous waste：the treatment capacities of household aqueous waste have been surveyed, a planned short-term, mid-term and long-term promotional strategies for this kid waste are recommended.
6. Zero Waste：the baseline data analysis undertaken for each district may be used as an reference to promote the “Zero Waste” policy, complete a website promoting awareness of the “Zero Waste” concept, set-up a waste report and feedback system, ten explanatory lectures, three consultant meetings with experts, a evaluative meetings on the “Zero Waste policy”, have all achieved the desirable outcomes.
7. Reuse of incineration bottom ash：samples were taken from four incinerators and one bottom ash recycling plant to analyze its contents of heavy metals and dioxins, only 2 samples contained excessive amounts of the heavy-metal lead. The most significant contributors to the dioxin levels in all samples were formed from seven and eight chlorinated dioxin isomers.
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