Goal 11
Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable
Importance: In the future, 95% of urban expansion is expected to occur in developing countries.Excerpt from “SDGs Education Handbook – Taiwan Guide”
2022-04-11
Major Public-Policy Lecture at the College of Social Sciences: Chang Tzi-Chin on Land-Use Planning and Environmental Protection
At NCCU’s “Major Public Issues” series on 9 April, EPA Minister Chang Tzi-Chin —hailed for decades of environmental service—argued that Taiwan’s current eco-conflicts arise mainly from past urban sprawl that left no buffer between industry and housing.
2021-12-03
Guarding Hometown: NCCU Team Wins Top Prize with Tech-Driven Disaster Prevention
Professor Shih-Yuan Lin’s “Spatiotemporal Disaster Defense Team” won first prize at the “Smart Hometown” competition, Taiwan’s largest digital social innovation contest.
2021-11-30
Revitalizing Fuxing Township — Interview with Principal Deng Shih-Wen of Rixin Elementary School
An in-depth interview with Principal Deng Shih-Wen of Rixin Elementary School in Fuxing Township, highlighting local revitalization efforts.
2021-10-20
Local Revitalization in Fuxing Township, Changhua — Interview with Chen Chao-Wei of Chao Jhao Greenhouse
Chen Chao-Wei grew up in Fuxing and, aside from his university years in Taichung, has lived his entire life on Zhanglu Road in Changhua.
2021-10-19
Local Revitalization in Fuxing Township, Changhua — Interview with Chen Chi-Tsung of NueNue Fruit
Interview with NueNue Fruit
2021-09-01
Local Revitalization Series Report 3: Ji-Ying Restaurant and the Future of Agri-Food Education
Local Revitalization Series Report 3: Ji-Ying Restaurant and the Future of Agri-Food Education
2021-08-17
Local Revitalization Series Report 2: The Vision and Operation of the “50+1” Social Enterprise
Local Revitalization Series Report 2: The Vision and Operation of the “50+1” Social Enterprise
2021-07-29
Local Revitalization Series Report 1: “50+1” Social Enterprise and Its Peach Sales Collaboration with Millet Ark
Local Revitalization Series Report 1: “50+1” Social Enterprise and Its Peach Sales Collaboration with Millet Ark
2021-07-26
Local Revitalization in Fuxing Township, Changhua — Interview with Yung-Chien and Yu-Tzu of SHUNYUE Farm
Interview with Yung-Chien and Yu-Tzu of SHUNYUE Farm
2021-04-20
A Major Step Forward in Indigenous Language Revitalization: Atayal and Seediq Wikipedia Editions Now Online
After six years of collaborative efforts by the Ministry of Education, NCCU’s Center for Aboriginal Studies, and Indigenous communities, the Atayal and Seediq language editions have officially been approved and launched by the Wikimedia Foundation—following the earlier launch of the Sakizaya edition.
2021-03-17
Upholding Indigenous Heritage and Advancing Local Revitalization: NCCU President Leads Delegation to Wanshan and Jiumei Villages in Xinyi Township
On March 13–14, President Kuo Ming-Cheng led an NCCU delegation to Indigenous villages in Xinyi Township, viewing the film Listen Before You Sing, meeting Ambassador Youhani Iskakavet, and exchanging local-revitalization ideas with National Chi Nan University.
2021-03-16
NCCU’s “Three Supports” Initiative Starts with Campus Dining: Supporting Small Farmers, Organic Produce, and Local Sourcing
NCCU’s Ji-Ying Building will soon open a new healthy market-style cafeteria. The Office of General Affairs has planned a bright, spotless organic market restaurant focused on health and nutrition, featuring primarily organic, pesticide-free, and locally sourced ingredients. This is one concrete step in President Kuo Ming-Cheng’s active implementation of the “50+1” initiative.
