SDG 14

Overview

Healthy oceans and seas are vital to our existence. Covering 70% of the planet’s surface, they provide essential resources such as food, energy, and water. However, human activities have caused significant harm to these invaluable ecosystems. To safeguard them, we must address pollution, overfishing, and unsustainable practices, while urgently promoting responsible management and protection of marine life worldwide. In alignment with this goal, NCTU actively engages in initiatives to protect aquatic ecosystems.

The University regularly organizes workshops, training sessions, and expert consultations focused on environmental conservation, with a particular emphasis on water resource management. These activities facilitate discussions and knowledge exchange, enabling NCTU to propose effective solutions for sustaining local underwater ecosystems. Additionally, NCTU collaborates with local authorities to fulfill its responsibilities in preventing adverse changes to aquatic ecosystems. Through formal agreements with local stakeholders, the University ensures compliance with relevant regulations and undertakes specific tasks to support the preservation of marine and freshwater environments.

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