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SDG 10.6.7 Accessible facilities

1. The establishment of accessible facilities on our campus

NCUE places considerable emphasis on building a campus environment with accessible facilities. The buildings and campus facilities are inspected and improved in accordance with accessibility regulations, while millions of NTD$ are spent annually to improve the accessible facilities. The total amount spent on the improvement of accessible facilities has reached NTD$109,072,100 , providing numerous accessible facilities on campus. There are 23 major buildings on the campus, each of which is equipped with accessible elevators and accessible toilets, with a 100% installation rate, and a summary of these facilities are shown in Table 1. From 2022 to 2024, nearly NTD$20 million  in funding has been secured to improve accessible ramps, guide facilities, and accessible stairway hand rails in the buildings are set according to accessibility regulations. The status of accessible facilities is shown in Figures 1-8.

Table 1: Accessible facilities available on campus

Accessible Facility

Quantity

Installation Rate

Accessible elevator

23

100%

Accessible toilet

61

100%

Renovated accessible ramp

19

100%

Accessible stairway hand rails

36

100%

Guide facility

26

100%

Table 2: Accessibility Facilities Improvement Efforts at Our University from 2022 to 2024

year

Approved Budget

Main Improvement Measures

2022

NTD$11.23 million

1. Renovation of accessible ramps and entrances in the Baisha Building

2. Renovation of accessible elevators, ramps, restrooms, and entrances in the Teaching Building

2023

NTD$2.18 million

Improvement of accessible dormitory in the Mingbian Building

2024

NTD$5.8707 million

1. Improvement of accessible elevators in the Baisha Building

2. Improvement of accessible restrooms in the Library and Information Building

3. Renovation of accessible audience seats in the auditorium of the Library and Information Building

Accessible stair handrail

Accessible ramp

Figure 1: Accessible stair handrail

Figure 2: Accessible ramp

Accessible elevator

Accessible toilet

Figure 3: Accessible elevator

Figure 4: Accessible toilet

Accessible ramp

Accessible ramp with service bell

Figure 5: Accessible ramp

Figure 6: Accessible ramp with service bell

Handrails for accessible ramp

Accessible ramp and parking space

Figure 7: Handrails for accessible ramp

Figure 8: Accessible ramp and parking space

Appendix 10.6.7A: Map of the accessible facilities on the Jinde campus of the National Changhua University of Education

Appendix 10.6.7B: Map of the accessible facilities on the Baoshan campus of the National Changhua University of Education

2. Accessible facilities in the dormitories of NCUE

There are seven dormitories on campus, and the allocation of rooms for students with disabilities at each dormitory is detailed in Table 3, with a maximum capacity of 3,300 students. Among the dormitories, we have 31 accessible bedrooms that can accommodate 68 students with disabilities.  Students with disabilities are entitled to discounts on tuition and miscellaneous fees, while their dormitory accommodation is guaranteed. They may be allocated to accessible dormitories according to their physical and mental conditions. The spatial environment inside the dormitory rooms and bathroom facilities are illustrated in Figures 9-10.

Table 3: 2023 Statistics of accessible accommodations in the dormitories

Name of the dormitory

Number of rooms

Number of rooms for students with disabilities

3rd dormitory

77

3

5th dormitory

90

4

6th dormitory

63

1

7th dormitory

140

3

8th dormitory

179

6

9th dormitory

151

6

10th dormitory

187

8

Accessible facilities in dormitories

Accessible facilities in dormitory toilets

Figure 9: Accessible facilities in dormitories

Figure 10: Accessible facilities in dormitory toilets

3. Maintaining Lighting Equipment to Establish a Safe Campus Environment

We are gradually replacing T5 lighting fixtures with LED lights in all campus buildings, at a rate of at least 500 units per year. For new buildings and when replacing old fixtures, LED energy-saving lights are being installed. In public areas of the campus, lighting fixtures are being changed to motion-sensor types or equipped with timers. This not only improves energy efficiency but also enhances the safety of public spaces on campus.

All street lights on campus are equipped with timers for zoned and time-controlled activation

All street lights on campus are equipped with timers for zoned and time-controlled activation

Figure 11: All street lights on campus are equipped with timers for zoned and time-controlled activation

Figure 12: All street lights on campus are equipped with timers for zoned and time-controlled activation

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