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Central Region Air Pollution Inspection Practical Exchange Regional Governance Platform

Establishing a central region air pollution inspection practical exchange regional governance platform to promote digital technology and intelligent management of stationary pollution sources and strengthen the concept of regional environmental governance to jointly improve local air quality.

Air Quality Improvement Plan

Utilizing technological tools and background investigations to conduct big data analyses of air quality in the central region, identifying areas and businesses with high pollution risks and examining whether their environmental permits are reasonable. Investigating suspicious businesses thoroughly. Through collaborating with local environmental protection agencies, organize environmental permit exchange meetings, smart inspection technology workshops, and regulatory and self-management advocacy events to enhance the effectiveness of environmental protection personnel in their work, promote regulations, and assist businesses in bettering compliance and self-management, thus improving air quality in the central region and ensuring regional governance.

Systematic investigation of specific businesses
Holding relevant environmental permit meetings.
Systematic investigation of specific businesses and holding relevant environmental permit meetings.
Future Outlook

Through collaboration with local environmental protection agencies, a series of environmental permit exchange meetings, smart inspection technology workshops, and regulatory advocacy events were held. By utilizing technological tools, partnering with local environmental protection agencies, and promoting regulatory awareness, the efficiency of environmental protection personnel is enhanced, and businesses are better guided to comply with regulations and practice self-management. The aim is to improve air quality in the central region, implement regional governance, and provide residents with a healthier living environment.

Central Center of Environmental Management Director Yeh Nai-chum introduces the application of technological tools in law enforcement
Central Center of Environmental Management Director Yeh Nai-chum introduces the application of technological tools in law enforcement

Continued promotion of business self-management and regulatory advocacy meetings for stationary pollution sources to prevent substantive pollution, reduce environmental pollution burdens, and strengthen the self-management capacity of businesses.

Business self-management and regulatory advocacy meetings on stationary pollution sources
Business self-management and regulatory advocacy meetings on stationary pollution sources
Permit control training exchange and smart inspection training promotion meeting
Permit control training exchange and smart inspection training promotion meeting
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