SDG6.5.5 Cooperation on water security
1. Professor Lu Peiwen from the Department of Geography has joined multiple programs on water safety launched by the Water Resources Agency, Ministry of Economic Affairs.
1.1 Improvement and Adaptation Strategies for the Houlong River Basin, 2nd River Management Office, Water Resources Agency, Ministry of Economic Affairs (2021 regional meeting)
1.2 Improvement and Adaptation Strategies for the Wu River Basin, 3rd River Management Office, Water Resources Agency, Ministry of Economic Affairs (2021 regional meeting)
1.3 Flood Control Volunteers Training, 2nd River Management Office, Water Resources Agency, Ministry of Economic Affairs (2022 regional meeting)
1.4 Flood Platform Meeting, Water Resources Agency, Ministry of Economic Affairs (2022 regional meeting)
2. Professor Lu Peiwen from the Department of Geography has also joined international symposiums and ex situ studies of interregional cooperative agreements on water security
2.1 RGS-IBG International conference (hosts of the International Symposium of 2021)
Session host: Peiwen LU & Paula DUFFY
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2.2 MOST-RSE Taiwan-UK ex situ research cooperation and exchange program (ex situ research in Scotland in 2022)
3. “In-Depth Cultivation of Fangyuan, Working Hand in Hand with Dacheng: Industrial and Environmental Sustainability Plan for the Two Townships of Changhua County” project:
Fangyuan Township, located in the southwest of Changhua County, close to the sea, is the second largest administrative area in the county, and boasts of an illustrious history. It also has the largest wetlands in the intertidal zone in Taiwan. At the mouth of the Zhuoshui River, the township has a six-kilometer coastline, and is an emblematic Taiwanese fishing village that connects to the local rivers and faces strong northeast monsoon. Clam aquaculture is the largest industry in the area. In recent years, environmental problems, such as pollution of coastal wetlands and climate change, have had a tremendously negative impact on local industries. Therefore, it is crucial to promote environmental education to spread awareness about environmental protection. In response to the call of the Ministry of Education, NCUE has launched courses and activities to train local teachers in environmental education to assist in the joint focus on environmental issues. The number of courses organized and corresponding participants in 2021 are shown below.
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Theme of the Course/Activity |
Times |
Participants |
|
Workshop on common diseases among farmed fish and corresponding preventions |
1 |
33 |
|
Workshop on improving the environment of breeding ponds |
1 |
33 |
|
Water quality and detection technology |
1 |
42 |
|
Conducting surveys and inspections of marine life and ecology |
1 |
33 |
|
Inventory of coastal wetlands resources in Chang Hua |
1 |
37 |
|
Workshop on coastal wetlands ecology |
2 |
74 |
|
Workshop on the experiences of the ox-cart industry at the Wanggong Fishing Port |
1 |
42 |
|
Vibrio detection in water and aquatic products |
1 |
33 |
|
Workshop on Taiwan white dolphin conservation |
1 |
44 |
|
Paying tribute to the sea and cleaning the beach—Wanggong Fishing Port |
1 |
100 |
Students and local residents participated in the “Vibrio Detection in Water and Aquatic Products” Course
3.1 Facebook page of the “In-Depth Cultivation of Fangyuan, Working Hand in Hand with Dacheng: Industrial and Environmental Sustainability Plan for the Two Townships of Changhua County” project: https://www.facebook.com/NCUEUSR/
3.2 Photos of the “In-Depth Cultivation of Fangyuan, Working Hand in Hand with Dacheng: Industrial and Environmental Sustainability Plan for the Two Townships of Chang-hua County” project can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/NCUEUSR/photos/?tab=album&ref=page_internal