Environmental Management Administration

The prep rooms for sanitary workers serve as essential spaces to prepare for work and handle administrative tasks. These workers play a crucial role in maintaining the urban environment; their hard work keeps our cities clean and beautiful. However, many of their workspaces are outdated and deteriorated, with various shortcomings that may pose safety risks.

To provide sanitary workers with a safe and comfortable working environment, the administration implements a policy of sanitary worker care, forming plans to improve their workplaces and enhance the environmental quality, conducting the improvement and optimization of sanitary worker workspaces so that sanitary workers enjoy a safe and comfortable environment. This attains the people-centered "Good Living" policy, allowing them a better workplace.

The primary objective of renovating outdated sanitary team facilities is to improve safety. As many sanitary team headquarters are old, with the administration's subsidies, comprehensive renovations and safety facility upgrades are planned, including repairing deteriorated buildings, replacing aging wiring, and installing safety monitoring systems to eliminate hidden hazards and ensure the safety of workers and nearby residents.

Secondly, renovations are also focused on creating a neighborhood-friendly environment. Renovations can beautify the surroundings of headquarters by reducing noise, managing waste, and adding greenery and rest areas to create a more pleasant, beautiful living space, facilitating community interaction, and strengthening social cohesion. These all encourage public support and appreciation for sanitation efforts as well as awareness for jointly maintaining community sanitation.

To enhance management efficiency and service quality of sanitary team headquarters, smart management technologies are introduced, such as smart scheduling systems and IoT technologies that optimize human resource allocation and increase sanitation work efficiency and quality. The application of these technologies not only enhances efficiency but also reduce cost, realizing the precise management of sanitation work.

Improvements to the workspaces in prep rooms for sanitary teams have not only raised the quality and safety of their work environment but have also beautified the surrounding areas, facilitating community cohesion and interaction. Meanwhile, the integration of smart management technologies has further improved the management efficiency and service quality of these facilities. These efforts contribute to a safer, more comfortable, and more beautiful urban environment, making cities more livable and giving well-deserved respect and support for the hard work of sanitary workers.

• In 2023, 11 projects were subsidized, with NT$31,945,000 approved and actual subsidies totaling NT$27,682,500. The subsidized counties and cities included Yilan County, Tainan City, Yunlin County, Chiayi County, Pingtung County, and Hualien County.
• In 2024, 40 projects were subsidized, with NT$104,907,000 approved and actual subsidies totaling NT$89,729,600. The subsidized counties and cities included Yilan County, Taoyuan City, Taichung City, Changhua County, Tainan City, Yunlin County, Nantou County, Chiayi County, Chiayi City, Pingtung County, Taitung County, Penghu County, and Keelung City.
• In 2023–2024, a total of 51 projects were subsidized, with NT$136,852,000 approved and actual subsidies totaling NT$117,412,100.