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National Sustainable Development Strategy
Preface
Pursuing
sustainable development is a major goal for Taiwan in the 21st
century. Since the Republic of China (ROC) government relocated to
Taiwan over half a century ago, it has created not only an
outstanding economy, but also an open democratic society. Still,
Taiwan faces many challenges on its way to achieve sustainable
development. The major factors are:
(I)
Unique island ecosystem
Taiwan's
ecosystem is very fragile with many unique characteristics. The
habitats of diverse forms of flora and fauna in Taiwan have been
harmed by decades of rapid development. Forests, coastal and marine
areas, rivers and wetlands are all under threat.
(II)
Heavy Environmental Loadings
Population
density, numbers of motor vehicles, abundance of factories and
primary energy consumption in Taiwan are all ranked among the
highest in the world. These factors cause heavy environmental
loadings to Taiwan's environment. Though there is a current lack of
public and private treatment facilities, the ROC government deeply
realizes the need to treat municipal wastes, wastewater and
industrial wastes in an environmentally sound manner.
(III)
Limited Natural Resources
With
the limited space, dense population, and a shortage of natural
resources in place, the natural resources in Taiwan are sometimes
overused. The imbalance of water shortage and supply on the island
has also caused groundwater levels to decrease.
(IV)
High Frequency of Natural Disasters
Taiwan
is located on the eastern edge of the Asian continental shelf. Due
to the complex nature of geology in this region, typhoons, flooding
and earthquakes occur quite frequently.
(V)
Roles in Global Economy
Taiwan
is an active participant of the international community and relies
heavily on international trading. Because the global business
environments have become increasingly complex, the pressure for
local businesses and resource consumption pattern in Taiwan to
change has also increased tremendously.
It
can be seen from the above descriptions that Taiwan is in a
potential imbalance of overall economic development and
environmental protection. The ability to solve this imbalance in a
timely manner could be a turning point for improving Taiwan's
sustainability. Thus, we must review the integration issues between
economic development and environmental protection, focus on the
integrated value of social development, and sketch out a real
sustainable development blueprint for the future of Taiwan.
In
June 1992, The Commission on Environment and Development of the
United Nation held Earth Summit in Rio, Brazil. During the
Conference, participants passed Rio Environment and Development
Declaration and Agenda 21, signed The Framework Convention on
Climate Change and the Convention of Biodiversity, which
demonstrated the new thinking and efforts of mankind to pursue
Sustainable Development. Agenda 21 calls for signatories to
establish and implement sustainable development strategies and to
promote international cooperation to increase welare of all peoples.
The
Republic of China is determined to show its enthusiasm in responding
to and achieving this goal. In this new millennium, the ability to
reflect integrated environmental quality and environmental ability
will become new indicators for national competitiveness. As a member
of the global village, Taiwan will endeavor to participate in
international activities, keep regional peace, promote cooperation
and thus enjoy prosperity. In order to achieve the four goals of
sustainable development in sustainable ecosystem, comfortable
environment, safe society, and open economy, Taiwan will base its
plan on the environmental characteristics and proceed with
integrated planning and implementation to meet the goal of
integrating economic development, social creativity, and
environmental protection.
With
the above considerations in mind, the Republic of China government
follows the basic principles and visions of sustainable development,
refers to documentations of other nations and United Nations, and
concludes and integrates an Agenda 21- Guidelines for the National
Sustainable Development Strategy, as the basic strategy and action
guidelines of R.O.C government, which also reflects the global
trends of the new era.
The
Definition of Sustainable Development
In
1987, The Commission on Global Environment and Development of the
United Nations published a report titled: Our Common Future. In this
report, Sustainable Development was defined as: …can satisfy the
demand of this generation, but does not harm the satisfactory needs
of future generations. In 1992, the Earth Summit passed Agenda 21
which transferred the spirits of sustainable development into
concrete action plans.
Visions
of Sustainable Development
It
is envisaged that the common visions contained within the guidelines
for national sustainable development strategy are to be promoted by
all people in Taiwan. Through sustainable consumption of resources,
the harmony between environment and economic-social development can
be maintained, and all generations to come can enjoy a sustainable
ecosystem, a comfortable environment, a safe society, and an open
economy.
I.
Sustainable Ecosystem
In
Taiwan, the available land resource is limited, but the varieties of
plants and wildlife are plentiful. We should recognize the need of
co-existence and co-prosperity with other species while pursuing our
living necessities, by promoting education and the awareness of
environmental protection. Humankind can be benefited from the care
of mother earth, only by building a functional network of
biodiversity on earth.
II.
Comfortable EnvironmentPublic
areas such as parks, parking lots, cultural areas, athletic fields,
and medical centers, should all improve their services. Effective
pollution control and ecosystem protection should also be
implemented. Taiwan's reputation of Ihla Formosa--the beautiful
island, may eventually be regained after successful implementation
of these measures.
III.
Social Safety
Reflections of a safe, harmonious society are: feeling safe with no
fear, living without poverty and hardship, sufficient social welare,
no health worries, and becoming more multi-cultural. An employment
security system can enable workers who are willing and able to work
to enjoy a certain protection to job security. All people, including
those who are single, widowed, orphaned, senior citizens with no
children, disabled, or sick, can all enjoy social care after a
national social security system is in place. When an efficient
medicare system and abundant cultural initiatives are established,
the mental health of the people can also be improved. In the end,
the people can live in a peaceful community and enjoy a safe and
orderly environment.
IV.
Open Economy
Upon joining the World Trade Organization, the domestic economic
development in Taiwan should gear toward preparing the business
sectors for open competition. We need to strengthen science and
technology development, establish green production technology,
stimulate high-tech manufacturing industry, and become an
intelligent technology-island in East Asia. On one hand, marketing
and trading should be fair. Both public and private sectors should
provide services with the needs of customers in mind, and consumer's
rights should be protected. On the other hand, with the help of the
Internet, finance, insurance, telecommunication, transportation,
legal services, and accounting services should be globalized.
Efficiencies in these sectors should be promoted, in order to
increase national competitiveness.
Basic
Principles of Sustainable Development
In
order to achieve the vision of sustainable development, the national
strategy follows the following basic principles:
I.
"Generation Fairness"
This generation has the responsibility to maintain and secure enough
resources that can provide for the needs of future generations.
II. Environmental Loading
Social and economic development should not cause overloading to
the environment.
III. Balanced Consideration
Environmental protection and economic development should be
considered on an equal basis.
IV.
Prior Precaution
Before
commencement of any activities which can possibly cause significant
and unavoidable damage toward the environment, environmental impact
assessments should be implemented and efficient prevention measures
adopted in advance, in order to minimize the damages.
V.
Social Justice
Distribution of environmental, social and economic resources should
meet the fair and equity principles.
VI.
Public Participation
Decision making for sustainable development actions should be
predicated on comments and expectations from people at every
socio-economic level. The sustainable development policies should be
formed after sufficient public participation and considerations.
VII.
Cost Internalization
Based
on the principles that the polluter has the responsibility to solve
pollution problems and polluter/beneficiary pays, business sectors
and society should internalize the external cost and reflect
production cost rationally, through market mechanisms and economic
tools.
VIII.
Science and Technology Emphasis
The sustainable development strategies should be mapped out and the
risks of these policies should be evaluated, based on the spirit and
methodology of science. Technology innovation should be considered
as the driving force for environmental protection and economic
development.
IX.
System Integration
Integrated
consideration of eco-system should be taken before setting
sustainable development strategy. Promotion of sustainable
development policies also should be integrated into public and
private sectors' efforts.
X.
Global Participation
To be a member of the international community, we should learn from
the experience of other industrialized nations. Regarding the
establishment of environmental regulations, we should follow
international moves, provide support to other developing nations,
and set sustainable development as a priority.
The
Integrated Strategy of Sustainable Development
In
order to achieve the vision of national sustainable development, the
strategy guidelines would follow the ten aforementioned principles
which are divided into the following three categories: sustainable
resources, sustainable society, and sustainable economy. The related
subjects and focuses among the three categories will then be
examined in later sections. In these guidelines, nine integrated
strategies are presented, with the driving force of education,
technology and information to provide the implementation motivation,
and measures implemented through public participation, government
reconstruction and international cooperation. These nine strategies
are then sub-divided into five chapters, and twenty-two fields. Each
individual field should fulfill its own intention.
Nine
Integrated Sustainable Development Strategies
(I)
Creation of good environmental quality
Strengthen
the management and monitoring of nature resources, including air,
water, land, wildlife, marine areas and forests; build up an
environment with a rich ecosystem and unique culture by conserving
and fair allocation of natural resources; plan and implement
landscaping and public facilities in a systematic manner.
(II)
Creation of eco-balanced urban environment
Create
an eco-balanced urban environment by considering the carrying
capacity of the environment and the control of environmental
loadings; prevent heat-island effect by promoting greening of urban
environment measures. Promote the establishment of waste, air and
water pollution emission treatment facilities, sewage and runoff
separation and reclamation systems; implement urban water balance,
soil and wastewater pollution cleanup tasks. Strengthen risk
assessment of health and to adopt disaster prevention and emergency
response measures; thereby providing citizens with a safe, healthy,
and abundant living environment.
(III)
Promotion of social welfare policies
Eliminate
the gap between the poor and the rich people by promoting social
welfare policies; and achieve the goals of social balance and
justice by strengthening welfare initiatives for aboriginals and
minority groups.
(IV)
Adjustment of lifestyle and personal behavior modes
Promote
a new way of lifestyle, emphasizing resource conservation in order
to replace the lavish behavior; buildup a society accustomed to
resource recycling; implement waste and resource recycle/reuse
systems; and establish a plain and conservative livelihood.
(V)
Promotion of risk management and proactive planning for economic
development
Build
up capacity of proactive planning; take ecology and biodiversity
conservation into consideration ahead of promoting economic
development; set aside environmental sensitivity areas, wildlife
habitats, and undeveloped lands moderately, in order to keep
ecosystems in balance.
(VI)
Adjustment of energy polices and industrial structure, and building
a cleaner production mechanism
Diversity
the modes of energy usage; promote energy efficiency; research and
develop clean energy sources; and stabilize the energy demand and
provision. Increase use of renewable energies; promote low emissions
and energy conserving transportation systems to control carbon
dioxide emissions. Reduce energy consumption; adjust industrial
structure; and strengthen cleaner production mechanisms, in order to
prevent ecological destruction, global warming and climactic
changes.
(VII)
Promotion of educational reform
The
purpose of promoting educational reform is to give everyone the
access to school and social education, as well as to fulfill the
goal of personal self-development. For primary education, it needs
to fulfill the goal of providing basic living skills. For higher
education, it needs to emphasize on building basic scientific
knowledge and social concerns.. Access to public information is also
necessary. Social education needs to promote lifelong learning
opportunities, in order to uncover citizen's natural talents and to
buildup a computerized society.
(VIII)
Promotion of public policy participation
Policy
decisions should be formed based on public consensus and support. We
must respect comments from minorities, promote broad public
participation in public and global environmental affairs, and accept
public input.
(IX)
Adjustment of organizational structure and proceeding with
governmental reconstruction
Adjust
governmental organization structure; raise the functions of National
Sustainable Development Committee of Executive Yuan; establish
Environmental Resource Ministry by integrating various ecological
conservation, resource development, and environmental protection
institutes. Proceed with government restructuring plan and
implementation of a "focused, capable and perfect" policy
package.
Guidelines
for Sustainable Development Strategy
Agenda
21- Guidelines for the National Sustainable Development Strategy of
R.O.C are divided into five chapters: Sustainable Environment,
Sustainable Society, Sustainable Economic, Development Motivation,
and Promotion Mechanisms, with specific focuses on twenty-two fields
which are described respectively. The important development
strategies for each chapter and field are presented as follows:
(I)
Sustainable Environment
1.
Atmosphere
Strengthen
local air pollution control efforts, promote atmospheric protection
under the viewpoint of global stances, and participate in
international organizations and conferences.
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Implement
air quality management; |
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Enhance
air pollution control from stationary sources; |
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Enhance
air pollution control from mobile sources; |
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Comply
with reduction timetable of Montreal Protocol, phase-out
CFCs, promote trans-boundary joint reduction efforts to
protect the ozone layer; |
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Revise
related energy and industrial policies regarding prevention
of greenhouse effect; |
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Promote
sulfur oxides and nitrogen oxides reduction schemes in order
to mitigate the effects of acid rain. |
2.
Water resources
Strengthen
water resource development, utilization, management, and
conservation tasks and implement water pollution control measures.
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Form
water resource policy with balanced development and
conservation views; strengthen water consumption management;
emphasize water conservation; improve water usage efficiency
and appropriate allocation of water resources. |
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Water
resource development should focus on surface water as the
primary source, taking into consideration the rivers' basic
flow rates. Groundwater should be treated as the secondary
source, but caution must be exercised while developing.
Coastal water desalting, water regeneration, and reuse of
other water sources are also important to the sustainable
development of water resources. |
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In
order to achieve water quality preservation, strengthening
of land use management and forestry conservation, and the
erosion prevention and pollution control of watershed should
be emphasized. |
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Promote
integrated planning and control for river valleys to improve
river water quality |
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Accelerate
sewer system availability and management to improve domestic
water pollution control. |
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Enhance
the conservation and management of groundwater to protect
water resources and prevent land subsidence. |
3.
Terrestrial resources
Plan
and manage natural environment and terrestrial resources fairly and
efficiently, so that mankind and the environment can co-exist
sustainably.
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Conduct
integrated planning of terrestrial resources, establish
greener life circle, integrate blue-belt system, strengthen
regional cooperation, in order to achieve sustainable
utilization of terrestrial resources. |
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Establish
management mechanisms for terrestrial resources which allows
for future development, implement agricultural land and
hillside management measures. |
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Enforce
strict ban of development activities on virgin forests or
ecologically sensitive mountain areas. |
4.
Marine resources
Integrate
marine management systems, strengthen marine ecosystem protection,
in order to prevent pollution of marine environment and
over-fishing.
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Integrate
marine management systems; take into account safety,
economic, and environmental issues equally. |
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Set
up marine pollution control and monitoring systems. |
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Adopt
measures of over-fishing prevention, habitat protection, and
pollution control; initiate planning programs for marine
resources utilization and biodiversity protection. |
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Increase
marine spatial usage to mitigate the land shortage problems. |
5.
Biodiversity
Emphasize
multi-dimensional research and conservation efforts on the genetic,
species, and ecological diversity of flora and fauna, in order to
ensure sustainable utilization of biodiversity.
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Enhance
basic research of biodiversity, continuously implement
species surveys and assessment works. |
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Enhance
biodiversity evaluation, personnel training and awareness
promotion. |
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Establish
financial mechanism for biodiversity protection and
sustainable utilization.
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Issue
and revise regulations, policies and mechanisms for
biodiversity protection and sustainable utilization. |
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Ensure
biodiversity protection and sustainable utilization issues
are considered in planning of national economic development
and land planning policy.
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Develop
biotechnology development strategies, promote biotechnology
development and biosafety management, ensure national
bioresources protection and benefits can be shared. |
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Enhance
regulation and management of the generation, treatment,
storage, transportation, and final disposal of industrial
and radioactive wastes.
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Enhance
the ratio of municipal wastes being collected and treated in
an environmentally sound manner, and the establishment of
proper industrial waste treatment systems. |
6.
Environmental management
Integrate
nature protection, pollution prevention, environmental loading
capacity, and green consumption pattern into environmental
management strategies, in order to achieve a sustainable society and
economy.
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Establish
environmental impact assessment mechanisms for governmental
policies; |
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Enhance
environmental impact assessment requirements for development
activities; |
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Establish
total quantity control mechanism to maintain environmental
capacity; |
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Promote
green production and consumption pattern, in order to create
a society with recycling and conservation life style. |
(II)
Sustainable Society
7.
Population and health
Maintain
rational population growth, and provide adequate public sanitation
and health services are the main requirements for a sustainable
society.
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Maintain
rational population growth and distribution; |
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Increase
population quality; |
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Establish
social welfare system; |
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Satisfy
basic medical demands and controlling infectious diseases
efficiently; |
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Respect
people with different ethnic background; |
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Improve
health care services in both urban and rural communities. |
8.
Residential environment
Reconstruct
residential areas, promote green buildings, improve people's
identity with their local culture and community, create new image
for urban and rural areas.
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Promote
green buildings, harmonize space, landscape, and culture
planning with systematic concepts, and create good living
environment. |
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Improve
the service of public facilities in the community, improve
community's living quality. |
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Plan
infrastructure according to local needs, create new image
for urban and rural areas, create an ecologically-minded
society that emphasizes recycling. |
9.
Social Welfare
Pay
attention to domestic demands and solving of social problems, adopt
efficient and proactive measures, integrate puresources to promote
social welfare.
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Identify
the function of social welfare policies; |
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Adjust
administrative systems for social welfare; |
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Plan
and integrate social welfare resources; |
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Review
and improve the implementation of social welfare system.; |
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Enhance
the development of social insurance. |
10.
Preservation of cultural heritage
Strengthen
the management and reutilization of heritage, preserve traditions to
improve cultural environment.
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Strengthen
antique and heritage management and encourage establishment
of private cultural museums; |
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Enhance
reutilization and maintenance of ancient heritage sites; |
11.
Disaster prevention and response
Promote
disaster prevention education and exercises, and better utilization
of sciences and technologies, in order to minimize damage to life
and property.
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Promote
disaster prevention education activities, implement disaster
prevention practices, and establish a disaster-resistant
society. |
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Collect
disaster prevention data continuously, set up disaster
prevention data bank, promote the research of disaster
prevention |
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Collect
disaster prevention data continuously, set up disaster
prevention data bank, promote the research of disaster
prevention and rescue technology, create new technology for
disaster minimization and response. |
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Proceed
with disaster potential analysis, assess hazards of disaster
and simulate disaster scenarios, propose disaster prevention
and rescue programs. |
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Integrate
governmental and citizens' efforts to establish
comprehensive and efficient disaster prevention, response,
and insurance systems; implement periodic training. |
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Implement
earthquake, flooding, landslide, and land subsidence related
engineering and non-engineering prevention measures. |
(III)
Sustainable Economy
12.
Economic Development
Accumulate
needed resources for sustainable development through production
efficiency resulting from technological innovations. Develop
equitable financial scheme for future generations, in order to allow
for the co-existence of economic growth and environmental
protection.
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Conservation
and efficiency; |
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Innovation
and accumulation; |
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Fairness
and opportunity. |
13.
Industry Development
Adjust
industrial structure to comply with the need of sustainable
development. Consider changes in the internal and external
conditions of environmental protection and economic development
aspects, to achieve sustainable industrial development.
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Promote
restructuring of industrial structure and establish
industrial environmental management systems. |
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Develop
cleaner production technologies and promote green products. |
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Enhance
upgrade of agriculture sector, establish indigenous species
breeding center, setup rational alternative cultivation
systems, and promote organic farming. |
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Protect
forestry resources and use ecological concepts to manage
forests. |
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Promote
fishery farming, use of recycled water in fishery farming
and recreational fisheries. |
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Implement
livestock industry management, animal protection, and
modernization. |
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Propose
eco-tourism development strategy, and create a fair and
rational tourism environment. |
14.
Transportation Development
Recognize
the transportation demand, utilize transportation technology,
develop low pollution and energy saving transportation systems, and
comply with national sustainable development strategy.
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Develop
low pollution and energy saving transportation systems; |
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Develop
balanced transportation systems, reduce traffic jams and
traffic intensity, reduce environmental impact resulting
from transportation activities; |
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Improve
transportation quality and safety; |
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Provide
means of transportation in rural areas and outlying islands
to disabled people; |
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Enhance
citizen participation in transportation infrastructure and
accelerate transportation sector privatization; |
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Promote
transportation sector deregulation, automation, and
computerization. |
15.
Energy Strategy
Promote
energy conservation and development of clean energy, to stabilize
energy supply
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Promote
energy conservation and raise energy efficiency; |
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Focus
on Framework Convention on Climate Change and compiling
national response strategy; |
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Adjust
energy policy and its structure; |
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Adjust
industrial policy and its structure; |
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Enhance
energy technology development; |
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Utilize
energy policy tools. |
16.
Resource recovery
Adopt
proactive recycling and management strategy, avoid overuse of
resources, and reduce chemical use.
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Utilize
energy policy tools. |
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Utilize
energy policy tools. |
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Utilize
energy policy tools. |
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Utilize
energy policy tools. |
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Utilize
energy policy tools. |
(IV)
Motivation of development
17.
Educational development
Assist
all citizens to recognize the relationship between the environment
and mankind through education, encourage responsible behavior toward
the environment. These serve as the basis of sustainable
development.
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Integrate
technology into environmental education resources, and
strengthen the sustainable education guidance for
environmental education. |
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Combine
all social and environmental education resources, and
increase the consensus and recognition of the environment. |
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Promote
educational reform, and help all citizens to understand the
concept of sustainable development. |
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Education
should be blended into culture promotion, starting from
traditions, mother language, and multicultural development. |
18.
Science and Technology Development
To
have more ability to predict the environmental impacts from social,
economic and development activities, through enhancing science and
technology research and development, also, to have the ability to
plan for recovery and remediation strategy.
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Enhance
science research and promote multi-subject research programs
and activities; |
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Focus
on environment, ecology, economics and social sciences,
propose innovated technologies; |
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Integrate
industrial, governmental, and academic information,
strengthen long-term science evaluation and development; |
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Increase
science and technology capacity building, accelerate the
formation and development for inter-subject think tank; |
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Setup
sustainable development indicators and minimize the
information deficit and differentiation gap between sectors; |
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Establish
and improve the inquiry pathway for environment and
technology development. |
19.
Informationized (INFORMATIONAL)Society
Increase
governmental and civilian information function through government
and private sectors joint venture, move into informationized society
swiftly, and become the new motivation of macro-efficiency
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Through
government and private sectors cooperation to form a good
development environment for informationized society. |
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Establish
network linkages and ensure broad services principles which
can benefit all people. |
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Expand
training and capacity building of teachers, strengthen
information network education in the primary and secondary
schools, from lifetime learning network and raise citizens'
information capability. |
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Reward
the establishment of quality Chinese websites, encourage
industry to invest in application and services of all kind
of information networks. |
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Enhance
the research and development of new information network
technology, develop multimedia products and participate in
international cooperation projects. |
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Control
and prevent cybersex and computer crimes, strengthen the
organization and function of technology-aid control
measures, integrate the crime prevention efforts of citizen
groups and the community into monitoring mechanisms. |
(V)
Promotion Mechanisms
20.
Public Participation
Establish
the participation channel for public affairs, all individuals and
social groups can take the leading roles in implementation of
sustainable development activities.
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Implement
local autonomy, enhance the interaction between local
government and participating individuals. |
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Encourage
women to participate in environmental protection and social
activities, and play an important role in implementing
sustainable development actions. |
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Extend
knowledge fields of children and youngsters, provide
opportunity for them to participate in the sustainable
development actions. |
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Assist
industrial sector development, and ensure the sustainable
development of aboriginals through policy and legislation. |
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Establish the participation mechanisms for non-governmental
organizations in sustainable development actions. |
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Assist
workers to improve their working ability and employment
opportunity, and to participate in environment and
development related activities. |
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Enhance
the cooperation among technical, cultural, social, science
groups and decision-makers, extend the scope of problem
solving for environmental issues. |
21.
Governmental restructure
Based
on the principle and spirit of simplification and innovation, to
promote governmental restructuring and comply with global
sustainable development trends.
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Adjust
the manpower of government organizations, to increase the
emergency response ability and extend the public
participation; |
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Reshape
official image and status, raise service quality and public
satisfactory; |
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Deregulate,
simplify regulatory procedures and achieve the goal of
convenience; |
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Strengthen
government finance mechanism in order to improve resource
management performance. |
22.
International Cooperation
Join
international organizations and play an active role in all kinds of
sustainable development related issues and activities.
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Seek
the opportunity to join and participate in international
organizations, strengthen cooperation on regional economic
and trading activities, enhance competitive ability. |
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Use
the experience of developing an economic development and
environmental protection balanced society, as well as
experience in international trading, to assist the
international community. |
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Raise
environmental protection and technological quality through
participation in international environmental protection
affairs. |
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Participate
in global ocean and other environmental conservation
cooperation affairs with active attitude. |
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Enhance
technology exchange and international cooperation, develop
environmentally sound technology. |
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Promote
cooperation in environmental and resource protection affairs
between Taiwan and China, based on the progress of
relationship development. |
These
guidelines will be revised periodically in accordance with the
changes of environmental, social and economic conditions.
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