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SDG 12.4.1

SDG 12.4.1 Publication of a sustainability report

1. NCUE's THE Reports by Year

2021 Report (Figure 1): https://sdg.ncue.edu.tw/var/file/32/1032/img/257/110.11.5-Generel_Report-V.1-final-111.1.18.pdf

2022 Report (Figure 2): https://sdg.ncue.edu.tw/var/file/32/1032/img/257/2022-allsdgs-reports.pdf

2023 Report (Figure 3): https://sdg.ncue.edu.tw/var/file/32/1032/img/1021/ReportALL.pdf

2024 Report (Figure 4): https://sdg.ncue.edu.tw/var/file/32/1032/img/1134/2024SDG_ALL.pdf

2025 Report (Figure 5): https://sdg.ncue.edu.tw/var/file/32/1032/img/1211/2025SDGALL.pdf

Figure 1. NCUE’s THE 2021 Report
Figure 1. NCUE’s THE 2021 Report
Figure 2. NCUE’s THE 2022 Report
Figure 2. NCUE’s THE 2022 Report
Figure 3. NCUE’s THE 2023 Report
Figure 3. NCUE’s THE 2023 Report
Figure 4. NCUE’s THE 2024 Report
Figure 4. NCUE’s THE 2024 Report
Figure 5. NCUE’s THE 2025 Report
Figure 5. NCUE’s THE 2025 Report

2. NCUE's Environment, Occupational Safety, and Health Policy

On September 29, 2020, in the presence of members of the Occupational Safety and Health Committee, the President of NCUE signed the ‘Environment, Occupational Safety and Health Policy of National Changhua University of Education’, as shown in Figure 6. It specifies the following: to build a sustainable and green university, all faculty, staff, and students at NCUE actively comply with relevant laws and regulations, implement educational outreach, maintain campus safety, prevent accidents, cherish environmental resources, practice energy conservation and carbon reduction, and commit to pollution prevention and continuous improvement, creating an ecological campus free of accidents and pollution, so as to fulfill NCUE's responsibility as a member of the global community, as shown in Figure 7.

Figure 6. NCUE's President Signing the ‘Environment, Occupational Safety and Health Policy of National Changhua University of Education’
Figure 6. NCUE's President Signing the ‘Environment, Occupational Safety and Health Policy of National Changhua University of Education’
Figure 6. NCUE's President Signing the ‘Environment, Occupational Safety and Health Policy of National Changhua University of Education’
Figure 6. NCUE's President Signing the ‘Environment, Occupational Safety and Health Policy of National Changhua University of Education’
Figure 7. Content of NCUE's Environment, Occupational Safety, and Health Policy
Figure 7. Content of NCUE's Environment, Occupational Safety, and Health Policy

Website for the Center of Protection and Occupational Safety and Health's laws, regulations, and rules applying to faculty and staff (Figure 8): https://saftyweb.ncue.edu.tw/var/file/10/1010/img/1030/249454384.pdf

Figure 8. NCUE's Environment, Occupational Safety, and Health Policy Website
Figure 8. NCUE's Environment, Occupational Safety, and Health Policy Website

3. Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic Panels

In response to relevant national policies, NCUE completed the installation of solar photovoltaic systems on the rooftops of its buildings in 2022, with an installed capacity of 2,091.375 kWp on the Jinde Campus and 571.5 kWp on the Shida Campus, as shown in Table 1. Beyond reducing net building loads, the solar systems can, under certain conditions (such as off-peak months), fully supply a building's electricity needs. By reducing the current flowing through distribution lines, they can reduce line losses by approximately 3% and improve energy efficiency. In addition, the solar panels block direct sunlight from the roof. Research data indicate that this can reduce heat from direct sunlight on the roof by 38% and lower roof temperature by 2.8°C, improving the overall thermal environment of the building and thereby reducing air-conditioning use to further improve energy efficiency. (Ørsted – NCUE Smart Energy Center)

Partial planning and design drawings for rooftop solar photovoltaic installations on buildings at the Jinde and Shida Campuses (2021-2022) are shown in Figures 9 and 10. NCUE is currently planning new rooftop and ground-mounted solar photovoltaic installations for 2026-2030, with the Shida Campus expected to add 378.25 kWp. The planned installation table for 2026-2030 is shown in Table 2.

Table 1. Solar Photovoltaic Installation Capacity of NCUE's Buildings
Campus Building Planned Capacity (kWp) Total Estimated Annual Generation (kWh/year) Total
Jinde Campus Qiao-Si Building 69 2091.375 kWp 94,687 2,607,183 kWh
Baisha Building 191.625 239,531
Zhi-Shan Building 48 60,000
Ming-de Building 85.125 80,156
Teaching Building 92.25 115,312
Eighth Dormitory 189 236,250
Seventh Dormitory 181.5 226,875
Sixth Dormitory 88.5 110,625
Hu-Bin Building 123 153,750
Library 133.5 183,281
Multipurpose Center 103.875 129,843
Student Cafeteria 146.625 183,281
Sheng-yang Building 99.375 124,218
Xue-Si Building 36 45,000
Wang Jin-Ping Activity Center 160.65 192,187
Wang Jin-Ping Natatorium 239.4 302,812
Old Activity Center 103.5 129,375
Shida Campus Ninth Dormitory 99.75 571.5 kWp 125,625 714,375 kWh
Teaching Building No. 1 69.75 126,563
College of Engineering 139.5 174,375
Jing-Shi Building 114.375 142,969
Li-Xing Hall 148.125 185,156
Table 2. Planned Solar Photovoltaic Installation Capacity of NCUE's Buildings (2026-2030)
Campus Location Planned Capacity (kWp) Estimated Annual Generation (kWh/year)
Shida Campus Covered Sports Court 154.7kWp 193,375
Li-Xing Building 3F 40.95kWp 51,187.5
Tenth Student Dormitory 86.6kWp 108,250
Incubation Center 31kWp 38,750
College of Engineering 3F 65kWp 81,250
University-wide 378.25 kWp 472,812.5
Figure 9. Planning and Design Drawings for Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic installations on Buildings on the Jinde Campus
Figure 9. Planning and Design Drawings for Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic installations on Buildings on the Jinde Campus
Figure 10. Planning and Design Drawings for Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic installations on Buildings on the Shida Campus
Figure 10. Planning and Design Drawings for Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic installations on Buildings on the Shida Campus

4. NCUE has organized second-hand markets. In 2023, nearly 100 items were donated, with sales proceeds exceeding NT$7,000. In 2024, more than 300 items were donated, with sales proceeds exceeding NT$23,000. In 2025, more than 100 items were donated, with sales proceeds exceeding NT$10,000.

5. NCUE organizes the adoption of abandoned bicycles. In 2022, fewer students were riding their own bicycles following the introduction of YouBike at the campus entrance. Only a few abandoned bicycles remained, so no bicycle adoption was held that year. In 2023, 46 bicycles were adopted. The abandoned-bicycle adoption program is now held once every two years, with 21 bicycles adopted in 2025.

6. NCUE's library runs a second-hand book donation and registration platform. A total of 627 books were given away in the 2023 academic year, 827 books in the 2024 academic year, and 839 books in the 2025 academic year.

Figure 11. Number of Second-Hand Books Given Away by Academic Year, 2023-2025
Figure 11. Number of Second-Hand Books Given Away by Academic Year, 2023-2025

7. NCUE's Declaration of Sustainability Development

The President of NCUE signed the ‘National Changhua University of Education Sustainable Development Commitment’ in September 2022, and the ‘Carbon Neutrality Declaration of National Changhua University of Education’ in September 2025.

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