Indicators Call for Focus on Environment and EcologyGeneral Policy
「Indicators Call for Focus on Environment and EcologyGeneral Policy」於資料集「MajorEnvironmentalPolicies」由單位「行政院環境保護署」的陳小姐所提供，聯繫電話是(02)23117722#2753,(02)23117722#2756，最近更新時間為：2023-07-30 01:03:45。 欄位編號的內容是1548 ， 欄位標題的內容是Indicators Call for Focus on Environment and Ecology ， 欄位摘要的內容是The NCSD announced the “2004 Taiwan Sustainable Development Indicators” in conjunction with the UN’s World Environment Day on 5 June 2005. The report shows a steady increase in “Institutional Response” and “Urban Development” as well as easing up on “Economic Pressure” and “Social Pressure.” However, still more effort needs to be concentrated in the areas of “Environmental Pollution” and “Ecological Resources.”
The National Council for Sustainable Development (NCSD) finalized the Taiwan Sustainable Development Indicator System and had it ratified in 2003. The system contains 42 indicators under the six domains of “Ecological Resources,” “Environmental Pollution,” “Economic Pressure,” “Social Pressure,” “Institutional Response,” and “Urban Development.” This year marks the third consecutive year in which the results of the indicator system have been published.
NCSD Chief Executive Officer Yeh Jiunn-rong points out that the Executive Yuan announced the Taiwan Sustainable Development Indicators in 2003 to make it known that sustainable development concepts will be transfused into local practices. Sustainability indicators are provided as a window on Taiwan that can help gain insight on how to balance the current status of development in Taiwan and ensure a sustainable direction. The 2004 Taiwan Sustainable Development Indicators Outlook was issued on 5 June 2005 to tie in with World Environment Day.
The research team in charge of reviewing and analyzing the current status of Taiwan’s sustainable development indicators in 2004 came to the following conclusions:
1. Institutional response is steadily increasing, showing the government’s effort and commitment toward implementing sustainable development policies.
2. Taiwan’s environmental status is unsustainable, yet efforts to improve environmental pollution will require a long period of time before results will begin to show.
3. Similarly, the state of Taiwan’s ecology is not well. The government has thus passed several related bills including national land restoration regulations to steer the ecology on a more sustainable path.
4. Economic and social pressures are easing up.
5. Urban development is heading toward sustainability, showing that the government has been investing more money and resources in development of urban areas.
6. Unsustainable trends continue to worsen in the following indicators: CO2 emissions, ratio of cultivated farmland, death rate due to cancer, ratio of resource intensive industry to total manufacture industry production value, and ratio of cars to urban area. The government is currently tackling these important issues.
Taiwan’s sustainable development indicator system provides a way to evaluate progress toward promoting sustainable development. It also provides a response to the UN’s request of each nation to establish indicators that help evaluate the extent to which each nation puts sustainable development into practice. The NCSD releases its annual report on the status of Taiwan’s indicators every year on World Environment Day to let the world understand Taiwan’s national sustainable development trends and changes in terms of environmental resources, society, economy, and government policy. The report shows the current direction of government administration, and serves as both a navigational tool and a word of warning for policymaking purposes. It also keeps other nations up to date on Taiwan’s efforts to promote sustainable development.
NCSD CEO Yeh Jiunn-rong compares the indicator system to the illumination of a flashlight on the dark path ahead, where one must make the best use of minimal resources in lighting up the largest area to help guide the next few steps. Sustainable development is an ongoing process to continually review and strengthen areas that require more attention. The government annually announces the status and trends of sustainable development indicators as a way transfusing the indicator system and the significance of the policies that created it back into government administration, in hopes of arousing citizen concern for sustainability issues. ， 欄位全文的內容是The NCSD announced the “2004 Taiwan Sustainable Development Indicators” in conjunction with the UN’s World Environment Day on 5 June 2005. The report shows a steady increase in “Institutional Response” and “Urban Development” as well as easing up on “Economic Pressure” and “Social Pressure.” However, still more effort needs to be concentrated in the areas of “Environmental Pollution” and “Ecological Resources.”
The National Council for Sustainable Development (NCSD) finalized the Taiwan Sustainable Development Indicator System and had it ratified in 2003. The system contains 42 indicators under the six domains of “Ecological Resources,” “Environmental Pollution,” “Economic Pressure,” “Social Pressure,” “Institutional Response,” and “Urban Development.” This year marks the third consecutive year in which the results of the indicator system have been published.
NCSD Chief Executive Officer Yeh Jiunn-rong points out that the Executive Yuan announced the Taiwan Sustainable Development Indicators in 2003 to make it known that sustainable development concepts will be transfused into local practices. Sustainability indicators are provided as a window on Taiwan that can help gain insight on how to balance the current status of development in Taiwan and ensure a sustainable direction. The 2004 Taiwan Sustainable Development Indicators Outlook was issued on 5 June 2005 to tie in with World Environment Day.
The research team in charge of reviewing and analyzing the current status of Taiwan’s sustainable development indicators in 2004 came to the following conclusions:
1. Institutional response is steadily increasing, showing the government’s effort and commitment toward implementing sustainable development policies.
2. Taiwan’s environmental status is unsustainable, yet efforts to improve environmental pollution will require a long period of time before results will begin to show.
3. Similarly, the state of Taiwan’s ecology is not well. The government has thus passed several related bills including national land restoration regulations to steer the ecology on a more sustainable path.
4. Economic and social pressures are easing up.
5. Urban development is heading toward sustainability, showing that the government has been investing more money and resources in development of urban areas.
6. Unsustainable trends continue to worsen in the following indicators: CO2 emissions, ratio of cultivated farmland, death rate due to cancer, ratio of resource intensive industry to total manufacture industry production value, and ratio of cars to urban area. The government is currently tackling these important issues.
Taiwan’s sustainable development indicator system provides a way to evaluate progress toward promoting sustainable development. It also provides a response to the UN’s request of each nation to establish indicators that help evaluate the extent to which each nation puts sustainable development into practice. The NCSD releases its annual report on the status of Taiwan’s indicators every year on World Environment Day to let the world understand Taiwan’s national sustainable development trends and changes in terms of environmental resources, society, economy, and government policy. The report shows the current direction of government administration, and serves as both a navigational tool and a word of warning for policymaking purposes. It also keeps other nations up to date on Taiwan’s efforts to promote sustainable development.
NCSD CEO Yeh Jiunn-rong compares the indicator system to the illumination of a flashlight on the dark path ahead, where one must make the best use of minimal resources in lighting up the largest area to help guide the next few steps. Sustainable development is an ongoing process to continually review and strengthen areas that require more attention. The government annually announces the status and trends of sustainable development indicators as a way transfusing the indicator system and the significance of the policies that created it back into government administration, in hopes of arousing citizen concern for sustainability issues. ， 欄位年度的內容是2005 ， 欄位月份的內容是8 ， 欄位卷的內容是8 ， 欄位期的內容是6 ， 欄位順序的內容是1 ， 欄位倒序的內容是2 ， 欄位分類的內容是General Policy ， 欄位標題2的內容是Indicators Call for Focus on Environment and Ecology ， 欄位檔案位置的內容是V8/V8-06 。
編號
1548
標題
Indicators Call for Focus on Environment and Ecology
摘要
The NCSD announced the “2004 Taiwan Sustainable Development Indicators” in conjunction with the UN’s World Environment Day on 5 June 2005. The report shows a steady increase in “Institutional Response” and “Urban Development” as well as easing up on “Economic Pressure” and “Social Pressure.” However, still more effort needs to be concentrated in the areas of “Environmental Pollution” and “Ecological Resources.” The National Council for Sustainable Development (NCSD) finalized the Taiwan Sustainable Development Indicator System and had it ratified in 2003. The system contains 42 indicators under the six domains of “Ecological Resources,” “Environmental Pollution,” “Economic Pressure,” “Social Pressure,” “Institutional Response,” and “Urban Development.” This year marks the third consecutive year in which the results of the indicator system have been published. NCSD Chief Executive Officer Yeh Jiunn-rong points out that the Executive Yuan announced the Taiwan Sustainable Development Indicators in 2003 to make it known that sustainable development concepts will be transfused into local practices. Sustainability indicators are provided as a window on Taiwan that can help gain insight on how to balance the current status of development in Taiwan and ensure a sustainable direction. The 2004 Taiwan Sustainable Development Indicators Outlook was issued on 5 June 2005 to tie in with World Environment Day. The research team in charge of reviewing and analyzing the current status of Taiwan’s sustainable development indicators in 2004 came to the following conclusions: 1. Institutional response is steadily increasing, showing the government’s effort and commitment toward implementing sustainable development policies. 2. Taiwan’s environmental status is unsustainable, yet efforts to improve environmental pollution will require a long period of time before results will begin to show. 3. Similarly, the state of Taiwan’s ecology is not well. The government has thus passed several related bills including national land restoration regulations to steer the ecology on a more sustainable path. 4. Economic and social pressures are easing up. 5. Urban development is heading toward sustainability, showing that the government has been investing more money and resources in development of urban areas. 6. Unsustainable trends continue to worsen in the following indicators: CO2 emissions, ratio of cultivated farmland, death rate due to cancer, ratio of resource intensive industry to total manufacture industry production value, and ratio of cars to urban area. The government is currently tackling these important issues. Taiwan’s sustainable development indicator system provides a way to evaluate progress toward promoting sustainable development. It also provides a response to the UN’s request of each nation to establish indicators that help evaluate the extent to which each nation puts sustainable development into practice. The NCSD releases its annual report on the status of Taiwan’s indicators every year on World Environment Day to let the world understand Taiwan’s national sustainable development trends and changes in terms of environmental resources, society, economy, and government policy. The report shows the current direction of government administration, and serves as both a navigational tool and a word of warning for policymaking purposes. It also keeps other nations up to date on Taiwan’s efforts to promote sustainable development. NCSD CEO Yeh Jiunn-rong compares the indicator system to the illumination of a flashlight on the dark path ahead, where one must make the best use of minimal resources in lighting up the largest area to help guide the next few steps. Sustainable development is an ongoing process to continually review and strengthen areas that require more attention. The government annually announces the status and trends of sustainable development indicators as a way transfusing the indicator system and the significance of the policies that created it back into government administration, in hopes of arousing citizen concern for sustainability issues.
全文
The NCSD announced the “2004 Taiwan Sustainable Development Indicators” in conjunction with the UN’s World Environment Day on 5 June 2005. The report shows a steady increase in “Institutional Response” and “Urban Development” as well as easing up on “Economic Pressure” and “Social Pressure.” However, still more effort needs to be concentrated in the areas of “Environmental Pollution” and “Ecological Resources.” The National Council for Sustainable Development (NCSD) finalized the Taiwan Sustainable Development Indicator System and had it ratified in 2003. The system contains 42 indicators under the six domains of “Ecological Resources,” “Environmental Pollution,” “Economic Pressure,” “Social Pressure,” “Institutional Response,” and “Urban Development.” This year marks the third consecutive year in which the results of the indicator system have been published. NCSD Chief Executive Officer Yeh Jiunn-rong points out that the Executive Yuan announced the Taiwan Sustainable Development Indicators in 2003 to make it known that sustainable development concepts will be transfused into local practices. Sustainability indicators are provided as a window on Taiwan that can help gain insight on how to balance the current status of development in Taiwan and ensure a sustainable direction. The 2004 Taiwan Sustainable Development Indicators Outlook was issued on 5 June 2005 to tie in with World Environment Day. The research team in charge of reviewing and analyzing the current status of Taiwan’s sustainable development indicators in 2004 came to the following conclusions: 1. Institutional response is steadily increasing, showing the government’s effort and commitment toward implementing sustainable development policies. 2. Taiwan’s environmental status is unsustainable, yet efforts to improve environmental pollution will require a long period of time before results will begin to show. 3. Similarly, the state of Taiwan’s ecology is not well. The government has thus passed several related bills including national land restoration regulations to steer the ecology on a more sustainable path. 4. Economic and social pressures are easing up. 5. Urban development is heading toward sustainability, showing that the government has been investing more money and resources in development of urban areas. 6. Unsustainable trends continue to worsen in the following indicators: CO2 emissions, ratio of cultivated farmland, death rate due to cancer, ratio of resource intensive industry to total manufacture industry production value, and ratio of cars to urban area. The government is currently tackling these important issues. Taiwan’s sustainable development indicator system provides a way to evaluate progress toward promoting sustainable development. It also provides a response to the UN’s request of each nation to establish indicators that help evaluate the extent to which each nation puts sustainable development into practice. The NCSD releases its annual report on the status of Taiwan’s indicators every year on World Environment Day to let the world understand Taiwan’s national sustainable development trends and changes in terms of environmental resources, society, economy, and government policy. The report shows the current direction of government administration, and serves as both a navigational tool and a word of warning for policymaking purposes. It also keeps other nations up to date on Taiwan’s efforts to promote sustainable development. NCSD CEO Yeh Jiunn-rong compares the indicator system to the illumination of a flashlight on the dark path ahead, where one must make the best use of minimal resources in lighting up the largest area to help guide the next few steps. Sustainable development is an ongoing process to continually review and strengthen areas that require more attention. The government annually announces the status and trends of sustainable development indicators as a way transfusing the indicator system and the significance of the policies that created it back into government administration, in hopes of arousing citizen concern for sustainability issues.
年度
2005
月份
8
卷
8
期
6
順序
1
倒序
2
分類
General Policy
標題2
Indicators Call for Focus on Environment and Ecology
檔案位置
V8/V8-06
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