Funds invested in marine pollution prevention, education, promotion and management

內容簡述

Marine pollution is becoming more and more serious. To provide the public with a healthy marine environment, it requires the government and private units to invest manpower, material resources, and funds for cleanup, prevention, research, etc.

Indicator Details

Original indicator name: manpower, material resources, and funds invested in marine pollution prevention and management

Themes

Marine pollution

PSBR model type

Response (R)

Corresponding targets

14.1 By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution.

Aichi Biodiversity Targets

Target 8 By 2020, pollution, including from excess nutrients, has been brought to levels that are not detrimental to ecosystem function and biodiversity.

Background

The prevention and control of marine pollution often require high costs and tremendous manpower. For example, in 2001, the Greek freighter Armas ran aground (on the coast of Taiwan). A total of 21,560 people including the national army and CNPC personnel participated in the rescue, and it took half a year to complete. Therefore, funds and manpower should be invested to strengthen the promotion and education of marine pollution prevention and control, so that the public can understand the seriousness of marine pollution, and then support the implementation and management of marine pollution prevention and control; we can also enhance the public's concept of law-abiding, and strengthen relevant emergency response drills, in order to quickly respond to pollution and reduce its damage to the environment.

Definition and Calculation

Count the annual funds invested in sea area and port monitoring, and the number of continuous and real-time automatic water quality monitoring equipment or systems that are set up each year, including the cost of new equipment and maintenance.

Updates

No data currently available

Data Management Authorities

Environmental Protection Administration, Executive Yuan, Ocean Affairs Council, Ocean Conservation Administration

Data Development Status

III

Data Providers

Environmental Protection Administration, Executive Yuan, Ocean Affairs Council, and Ocean Conservation Administration

Id

III.081406