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【SDG 11】New Taipei implements sustainable gender equality leading the nation in the global arena Mayor Hou Yu-Ih: taking pragmatic action to support our youth’s demands

【SDG 11】On Earth Day , the New Taipei City Government reaffirms its commitment to sustainable development and ongoing investments in our city over the past few years.

New Taipei has made significant efforts to achieve its sustainable goals and showcase Taiwan's commitment to sustainability to the world. Through collaboration with international partners, the city ha

【SDG 11】Industrial land–matching mechanisms for homecoming Taiwanese businesses

The trade war between China and the United States and the effective pandemic control in Taiwan have prompted many Taiwanese businesspeople in China to return to Taiwan and invest in or establish

【SDG 11】Featured parks made inclusive for citizens of all ages

Population aging and low fertility rate have become issues that every city must address. To provide better and safer leisure spaces in a city with a population of over 4 million people, the New

【SDG 11】Public market renovated to create safe and hygienic shopping environments

Markets are essential places for citizens. To create safe and hygienic shopping environments, the New Taipei City Government has implemented public safety improvement measures and conducted

【SDG 11】Redevelopment of Guizikeng River area to prevent disasters through smart technology

New Taipei City has the highest wastewater treatment rate in Taiwan with the rate already reaching 91.44% in 2020, exceeding the short-term goal of 89.52% previously set for 2020. The redevelopment of

【SDG 11】From garbage dump to green space: The transformation of Wugu

The Wugu garbage dump urban plan covers an area of approximately 169.23 hectares, which is a floodplain with level 2 restriction. The area’s private land was treated as a dump site. A large amount

【SDG 11】The race to save lives: the search-and-rescue team and the DMAT

Executing prompt and highly efficient rescue work and minimizing losses caused by disasters require extensive training and experience in decision-making. To strengthen its disaster contingency plan

【SDG 11】Route 2 Taiwan: embark on a low-carbon and environmentally travel

Ideas related to low-carbon emissions and environmental protection can only stay in people’s minds only when put to practice, and travel per se is just a natural part of it. In 2019, the New Taipei

【SDG 11】Hakka Yimin Festival: cultural inheritance and exchange

The belief of "Yiminye" is unique to the Hakka people in Taiwan, and the annual Hakka Yimin Festival is of great importance to them. New Taipei City has been holding the Hakka Yimin Festival every

【SDG 11】Light up the Lin Family Mansion and Garden and the historical memory

Cultural assets contain rich social and historical meaning. A total of 231 cultural assets have been registered in New Taipei City. The Lin Family Mansion and Garden, the largest and most intact

【SDG 11】Lipahak! Launching an indigenous agricultural renaissance

The Lipahak agriculture industry cluster is a key project launched to foster development of creative economy for the indigenous community, aiming to create an indigenous metropolitan agricultural

【SDG 11】The Wenzizun Flagship Project promotes the development of northern Taiwan

New Taipei City’s vision for 2030 is to become the center of the Greater Taipei Area and an international city with high quality of life. After 20 years of planning and multilateral communication and

【SDG 11】Work without worry: the first career continuance center

The current labor force participation rate for women in Taiwan is currently merely 51.1%, which is lower than that in the United States, Japan, and South Korea. Factors such as marriage and caring for

【SDG 11】Convert idle spaces into public preschools

Public preschools have generally been undersupplied, and parents have hoped that more public preschools could be opened for families in need. Therefore, the New Taipei City Government has reinforced

【SDG 11】Existing idle properties transformed into public facilities with sizable cost savings

To increase the effectiveness of municipal property utilization and reduce expenditures, the New Taipei City Government has transformed and activated existing spaces without additional spending on

【SDG 11】Voices heard and actions taken: where greater governance starts

The population of New Taipei City has reached 4.02 million. To better address problems in a timely manner, the New Taipei City Government needs a transparent and quick municipal communication system

【SDG 11】Promoting green transportation despite the pandemic

In recent years, the New Taipei City Government has worked to develop green transportation systems in accordance with environmental protection policies, hoping to connect various locations by

【SDG 11】The "three-ring, six-line" mass rapid transit system: a new chapter for the city

Since its designation as a special municipality, New Taipei City has been dedicated to promoting the three-ring, six-line rail construction project. The project is expected to be completed by 2030

【SDG 11】Inclusive social housing policy that mix the older and younger generations

The New Taipei City Government has promoted the establishment of social housing through a range of different sources since 2019 to reduce housing burden and address the integration of multiple

【SDG 11】Enhancing local industry competitiveness: Sanxia Local Revitalization Center launched

To revitalize regional development and promote local industrial upgrading, the New Taipei City Sanxia Creation Local Revitalization Center was officially launched in 2019. The CAN Culture, Art

【SDG 11】New Taipei City Wins the Award as the Most Outstanding Sustainable City. Hou Yu-Ih: Making Citizens Proud of the City

Business Today performed the 2020 sustainable city survey for the six special municipalities in Taiwan by examining the long-term urban development blueprint of each city. The comprehensive survey sco

【SDG 11】New Taipei Starry Project

Since 2010-2017, New Taipei City has cooperated with the MRT for its 3 ring and 6 Lines development, to promote the overall development plan of the Shining Five-Star, including the Taipei Port…

【SDG 11】National Land Comprehensive Development Plan

Land development will be handled through New Taipei City rezoning or section acquisition, which will effectively improve the city's appearance and environment and increase the use of public…

【SDG 11】New Taipei City Hakka Yimin Fest

Since the 15th year of Daoguang (1835), Taiwan has held the Spring and Autumn Festivals and the Yimin Festival on the Lunar and July. It is the most magnificent, most valued, and most Hakka-like…

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