CharterChapter 1 General ProvisionsArticle 1:    The name of this association is the Taiwan Green Building Development Association (hereinafter referred to as "the Association").Article 2:    The Association is a legally established non-profit social organization. It is dedicated to promoting a localized, high-quality green building policy in line with global environmental protection goals. The objectives include fostering the development of Taiwan's green building industry, facilitating international exchanges, and promoting social education on green building.Article 3:    The organization area of the Association covers the entire national administrative region.Article 4:    The Association's headquarters is located in the region where the competent authority is based. It may establish branch offices with the approval of the competent authority. The organizational bylaws of such branch offices shall be formulated by the board of directors and implemented after approval by the competent authority. The addresses of the headquarters and branch offices shall be reported to the competent authority for record when established or changed.Article 5:    The missions of the Association are as follows:Assist in promoting scientific, high-quality, and localized green building policies in line with global environmental protection goals.Foster the development of Taiwan's green building-related industries, enhance the value of green building production, and promote green building technologies.Participate in international organizations related to green building under the principles of prioritizing Taiwan and maintaining dignity, promoting international exchanges on green building policies.Promote professional education, public awareness education, and social education on high-quality green building.Handle other related matters.Article 6:    The competent authority of the Association is the Ministry of the Interior. The competent authorities for related purposes shall be the Construction and Planning Agency and the Architecture and Building Research Institute of the Ministry of the Interior, as defined in the charter. The purposes shall be subject to the guidance and supervision of the competent authorities for the respective purposes.Chapter 2 MembershipArticle 7:    The Association has the following four types of members:Individual Members: Individuals who endorse the objectives of the Association, are at least twenty years old, engage in work related to green building, and abide by the objectives and obligations of the Association may become individual members.Organizational Members: Organizations or groups endorsed by the government, approved for establishment, and related to green building, which also adhere to the objectives and obligations of the Association, may become organizational members. Organizational members should appoint three representatives to exercise membership rights.Honorary Members: Those who have made outstanding contributions to the promotion of green building, nominated by the board of directors, and approved by the board of directors, may become honorary members.Sponsor Members: Those who have made contributions to the development of the Association's affairs, approved by the board of directors, may become sponsor members.    Individual and organizational members, upon joining, shall fill out a membership application. After approval by the board of directors, they shall pay the entrance fee and annual membership fee as stipulated in the charter.Article 8:    Members (member representatives) have the right to vote, the right to be elected, the right to vote, and the right to recall. Each member (member representative) holds one right. However, sponsor members and honorary members do not have the rights mentioned above.Article 9:    Members have the obligation to abide by the charter, resolutions, and pay membership fees. After a resolution by the board of directors, their rights may be suspended.Article 10:    Members (member representatives) who violate laws, the charter, or fail to comply with resolutions of the general assembly may, upon resolution by the board of directors, be warned or suspended. In cases of serious harm to the organization, removal may be decided by the general assembly.Article 11:    Members may be expelled for any of the following reasons:Loss of membership qualifications.Expulsion as resolved by the general assembly.Article 12:    Members may resign by submitting a written statement of withdrawal, stating the reasons to the Association.Chapter 3 Organization and AuthorityArticle 13:    The general assembly is the highest authority of the Association. When the number of members (member representatives) exceeds three hundred, member representatives may be elected in proportion to the regions. A member representative assembly shall then be convened to exercise the authority of the general assembly. The term of office for member representatives is three years, and the number and election method shall be formulated by the board of directors, submitted to the competent authority for approval, and implemented thereafter.Article 14:    The powers of the member representative assembly (general assembly) are as follows:Formulating and amending the charter.Electing and dismissing directors and supervisors.Deciding the amount and method of entrance fees, annual membership fees, business fees, and member donations.Approving annual work plans, reports, budgets, and final accounts.Deciding on the expulsion of members (member representatives).Deciding on the disposal of assets.Deciding on the dissolution of the Association.Deciding on other significant matters related to the rights and obligations of members (member representatives). The scope of significant matters in the preceding paragraph shall be determined by the board of directors.Article 15:    The Association shall have a board of directors consisting of twenty-five directors and a board of supervisors consisting of seven supervisors. They shall respectively form the board of directors and board of supervisors. When electing directors and supervisors, up to seven alternate directors and two alternate supervisors may be elected based on the ballot count. When vacancies occur among directors and supervisors, they shall be filled in order.    The current board of directors may propose a list of candidates for the next board of directors and supervisors for reference. Directors and supervisors may be elected through postal voting; however, it shall not be conducted continuously. The procedures for postal voting shall be adopted by the board of directors, approved by the competent authority, and implemented thereafter.Article 16:    The powers of the board of directors are as follows:Reviewing the qualifications of members (member representatives).Electing and dismissing executive directors and the chairman of the board.Deciding on the resignation of directors, executive directors, and the chairman of the board.Appointing and dismissing staff.Formulating annual work plans, reports, budgets, and final accounts.Executing other necessary matters.Article 17:    The board of directors shall have seven executive directors, elected by mutual selection among the directors. The board of directors shall then elect one executive director as the chairman of the board and three as vice chairmen. The chairman of the board shall oversee internal matters and represent the Association externally, serving as the chairman of the general assembly and board of directors. The vice chairmen shall assist in international exchanges, academic development, administrative affairs, and participate in the affairs of the Association as instructed by the chairman of the board.    In the event that the chairman of the board cannot perform their duties, the executive vice chairman in charge of affairs shall act on their behalf. If the executive vice chairman cannot perform their duties, another vice chairman shall be designated to act on their behalf. If not designated or unable to designate, one shall be elected by mutual selection among the executive directors to act on their behalf.    In the event of vacancies in the chairman of the board or executive directors, a by-election shall be held within one month.Article 18:    The powers of the Board of Supervisors are as follows:Overseeing the execution of the Board of Directors' work.Reviewing the annual financial statements.Electing and dismissing the Executive Supervisor.Deciding on the resignation of supervisors and the Executive Supervisor.Other matters that require supervision.Article 19:    The Board of Supervisors shall consist of two Executive Supervisors, elected by mutual selection among the supervisors. The Board of Supervisors shall then elect one Executive Supervisor as the Chairman of the Executive Supervisors, and one as the Executive Supervisor, overseeing daily affairs. When the Chairman of the Executive Supervisors cannot perform their duties, an Executive Supervisor shall be designated to act on their behalf. If not designated or unable to designate, one shall be elected by mutual selection among the supervisors to act on their behalf.    In the event of vacancies in the Chairman of the Executive Supervisors or Executive Supervisors, a by-election shall be held within one month.Article 20:    Directors and supervisors serve without remuneration, with a term of three years, and they may be re-elected. The term of directors shall be calculated from the date of the first meeting of the current board. The re-election of the Chairman of the Board is limited to one term. In case of consecutive terms for the Chairman of the Board, it is limited to one term.Article 21:    Directors and supervisors shall be dismissed immediately under any of the following circumstances:Loss of membership (member representative) qualifications.Resignation due to reasons approved by the Board of Directors or the Board of Supervisors.Dismissal or removal.Suspension for a period exceeding half of the term of office.Article 22:    The Association shall have one Secretary-General appointed by the Chairman of the Board to handle the affairs of the Association. Several Deputy Secretaries-General and other staff members shall assist in handling the affairs, nominated by the Chairman of the Board, approved by the Board of Directors, and reported to the competent authority for record. However, the dismissal of the Secretary-General shall be reported to the competent authority for approval in advance.    Staff members in the preceding paragraph shall not be directors or supervisors. The responsibilities and duties of staff members and the division of responsibilities shall be determined by the Board of Directors.Article 23:    The Association may establish various committees, task forces, or other internal operational organizations. The organizational rules shall be implemented after approval by the Board of Directors and changes shall also require approval.Article 24:    The Association may hire several honorary chairpersons, honorary directors, and advisors appointed by the Board of Directors to assist in promoting and consulting on the affairs of the Association. The term of their appointment is the same as that of the current directors and supervisors.Article 25:    The Member (Representative) Assembly consists of regular and special meetings. The Chairman of the Board shall convene the meetings, and unless an emergency requires an extraordinary meeting, written notice shall be provided at least fifteen days in advance.    Regular meetings shall be held once a year, and special meetings shall be convened when deemed necessary by the Board of Directors, or upon the request of more than one-fifth of the members (representatives), or when requested by the Board of Supervisors.    After the legal registration of the Association, a special meeting may be convened upon the request of more than one-tenth of the members (representatives).Article 26:    When a member (representative) cannot attend the Member Assembly in person, they may delegate another member (representative) in writing, with each member (representative) limited to one proxy.Article 27:    Resolutions of the Member (Representative) Assembly require a majority of attendance, with actions approved by the majority of the greater number of attendees. However, resolutions on the following matters require approval by two-thirds or more of the attendees:Establishment and amendment of the bylaws.Expulsion of members (representatives).Removal of directors and supervisors.Disposal of assets.Dissolution of the Association.Other significant matters related to member rights and obligations.    After the legal registration of the Association, amendments to the bylaws require approval by three-fourths of the attendees or written consent from two-thirds or more of all members.    The dissolution of the Association may be decided by a resolution passed by two-thirds or more of all members at any time.Article 28:    The Board of Directors and the Board of Supervisors shall convene at least once every six months, and, if necessary, they may hold joint meetings or special meetings.    Except for special meetings, written notices shall be provided at least seven days in advance of the meetings. Resolutions at the meetings shall be carried out with the approval of a majority of the attendance of the Board of Directors or the Board of Supervisors, with the agreement of the greater number of attendees.Article 29:    Directors are required to attend Board of Directors meetings, and supervisors are required to attend Board of Supervisors meetings. Directors and supervisors may not delegate attendance. If a director or supervisor is absent without valid reasons for two consecutive times, it is considered a resignation.Article 30:    The sources of the Association's funds are as follows:Membership fees (New Taiwan Dollars):Individual members: Five hundred NT dollars.Group members: Five thousand NT dollars.Annual dues (New Taiwan Dollars):Individual members: Five hundred NT dollars.Group members: Ten thousand NT dollars.Business fees.Member donations.Commissioned income.Funds and their interest.Other income.Article 31:    The fiscal year of the Association is based on the calendar year, from January 1st to December 31st each year.Article 32:    Two months before the start of each fiscal year, the Board of Directors shall formulate the annual work plan, income and expenditure budget, and staff remuneration table, submit it to the Member Assembly for approval (or the Board of Directors and Supervisors Joint Meeting if the Member Assembly cannot be convened as scheduled), and report to the competent authority for record before the start of the fiscal year. Within two months after the end of the fiscal year, the Board of Directors shall compile the annual work report, income and expenditure statement, cash flow statement, balance sheet, property catalog, and fund income and expenditure statement, submit them to the Board of Supervisors for review, return them to the Board of Directors with audit opinions, and submit them to the Member Assembly for approval. The report should be reported to the competent authority for record before the end of March (if the Member Assembly cannot be convened as scheduled, report to the competent authority first).Article 33:    After the dissolution of the Association, the remaining assets shall be owned by the local autonomous organization or the agency designated by the competent authority of the location where the Association is located.Article 34:    Matters not specified in this constitution shall be handled in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.Article 35:    This constitution, after being approved by the Member Assembly (Member Representatives), shall be implemented upon approval by the competent authority, and any changes shall follow the same procedure.Article 36:    This constitution was passed at the first session of the first Member Assembly on January 21, 2005.    Approved for record by the Ministry of the Interior on February 21, 2005, under letter No. 0940006900.    This constitution was amended and passed at the first session of the third Member Assembly on July 14, 2011.    Approved for record by the Ministry of the Interior on September 8, 2011, under letter No. 1000176198.

Activities Summary:2018:June: Green Building Promotion Seminar - Summary of the 2018 Green Building Assessment Handbook RevisionJune: Green Building Demonstration Base and Low-Carbon Tourism Green Building Intellectual Tour Guide Instructor TrainingMay 29: Fourth Third Board of Directors Joint MeetingMarch-November: Green Building Education Demonstration Base VisitsJanuary-December: Low-Carbon Tourism Green Building Intellectual Tour Activities2017:December 20: Fourth Second Board of Directors Joint MeetingDecember 16: Celebration of the 46th Architect's Day - Excellent Green Building Awards (Taiwan Green Building Development Association)November: Green Building Rooted Education SeminarNovember 18: Second Green Building Drawing Contest Awards CeremonyNovember 17: Asia-Pacific Region World Green Building Council PHILGBC National ConventionJuly: Smart Green Building and Sustainable Smart Community SeminarJune 10-11: 2017 EcoFair Activities at the Ecology ExpoJune: Green Building Demonstration Base and Low-Carbon Tourism Green Building Intellectual Tour Guide Instructor TrainingJanuary-December: Green Building Education Demonstration Base VisitsJanuary-December: Low-Carbon Tourism Green Building Intellectual Tour ActivitiesJanuary 20: Fourth First Board of Directors Joint Meeting and Member Assembly2016:December 23: Third Eighth Board of Directors Joint MeetingDecember 10: First "Green Building Drawing Contest" Awards CeremonyNovember: Low-Carbon Tourism Green Building Intellectual Tour Promotion SeminarNovember: Green Building National Education Seed Teacher TrainingAugust: Green Building Demonstration Base and Low-Carbon Tourism Green Building Intellectual Tour Guide Instructor TrainingJune: Smart Green Building and Sustainable Smart Community SeminarMay 6: Malaysia Green Building Association Sabah Branch Delegation Visit to TaiwanApril 30-May 1: 2016 Ecology Expo (EcoFair) ActivitiesApril 14: World Green Building Council Korea 2016 APN Seoul CongressMarch-December: Green Building Education Demonstration Base VisitsJanuary-December: Low-Carbon Tourism Green Building Intellectual Tour Activities2015:December 12: Celebration of the 44th Architect's Day - Excellent Green Building Awards (Taiwan Green Building Development Association)October 28: World Green Building Council Hong Kong Annual MeetingOctober: Low-Carbon Tourism Green Building Intellectual Tour Promotion SeminarOctober: Green Building Demonstration Base Guide Trainer ReviewJuly 16: Third Seventh Board of Directors Joint MeetingJuly: Green Building Seminar - 2015 Green Building Assessment Handbook Revision and Case ExplanationMay-June: Green Building Elementary School Teacher Seed Teacher TrainingMay 22: Taipei International Tourism ExpoMay: Low-Carbon Green Building Tourism Guide ReviewApril-November: Green Building Education Demonstration Base VisitsApril-December: Low-Carbon Tourism Green Building Intellectual Tour ActivitiesFebruary 12: Third Sixth Board of Directors Joint Meeting2014:November: Low-Carbon Tourism Green Building Intellectual Tour Promotion SeminarOctober-November-December: Green Building National Education Seed Teacher TrainingAugust: 2014 Green Building SeminarAugust 4: World Green Building Council Brazil Annual MeetingJuly 28: Low-Carbon Tourism Green Building Intellectual Tour Launch CeremonyJuly: Green Building Demonstration Base Guide Trainer ReviewJuly: Low-Carbon Green Building Tourism Guide TrainingAugust-December: Low-Carbon Tourism Green Building Intellectual Tour ActivitiesJune 18: American Green Building Council Visit to Taiwan for ExchangeMay-December: Green Building Education Demonstration Base VisitsMarch 27: Third Fifth Board of Directors Joint MeetingMarch 14: Bulgaria Green Building Council Visit to Taiwan for Exchange2013:December 25: Third Fourth Board of Directors Joint Meeting and Member MeetingDecember 14: Celebration of the 42nd Architect's Day - Excellent Green Building Awards (Taiwan Green Building Development Association)November: Green Building National Education Seed Teacher TrainingSeptember 11: World Green Building Council Asia Pacific Network Annual MeetingJuly: Green Building Demonstration Base Guide Trainer ReviewMay: 2013 Green Building SeminarApril-December: Green Building Education Demonstration Base VisitsWorld Green Building Council Peru Annual MeetingPoland Green Building Council, in collaboration with the World Climate Change COP19 activities2012:December 14: Third Third Board of Directors Joint MeetingNovember 12: World Green Building Council San Francisco Annual MeetingOctober 11: World Green Building Council Asia Pacific Regional MeetingOctober: Green Building Demonstration Base Guide Trainer ReviewAugust: 2012 Green Building SeminarApril-October: Green Building Education Demonstration Base VisitsMarch 9: Third Second Board of Directors Joint Meeting2011:December 17: Celebration of the 40th Architect's Day - Excellent Green Building Awards (Taiwan Green Building Development Association)October 27-28: Green Building Education Demonstration Base Guide Trainer Review and Training Course - Southern RegionOctober 20-21: Green Building Education Demonstration Base Guide Trainer Review and Training Course - Northern RegionAugust 5: 2011 Eco-City Green Building Seminar - Southern RegionJuly 30: 2011 Eco-City Green Building Seminar - Central RegionJuly 22: 2011 Eco-City Green Building Seminar - Northern RegionJuly 14: Third First Board of Directors Joint Meeting and Member Meeting2010:November 18-19: Green Building Education Demonstration Base Guide Trainer Review and Training Course - Southern RegionNovember 11-12: Green Building Education Demonstration Base Guide Trainer Review and Training Course - Northern RegionOctober 26: Boomerang Lunch Meeting (Australia Office)October 22: 2010 Eco-City Green Building Seminar - Southern RegionOctober 16: 2010 Eco-City Green Building Seminar - Central RegionOctober 8: 2010 Eco-City Green Building Seminar - Northern RegionOctober 7: Visit by the Japan Fukui City Citizens' GroupSeptember 10-11: Li Cheng Construction Group Green Building SeminarAugust 25: Xunda Elevator Green Building SeminarJuly 11-14: HKCP Hong Kong Productivity Council Material Technology Department - Taiwan Green Building and Material Inspection Tour2009:October 29: Green Building Education Demonstration Base Promotion and Display Trial Plan - National Center for Traditional ArtsOctober 12-13: 2009 Green Building Towards Eco-City International ConferenceOctober 11-14: Eco-City Green Building Promotion Seminar and International Integration Subsidy ProgramOctober 1: Green Building Education Demonstration Base Promotion and Display Trial Plan - Public Service Personnel Development CenterSeptember 25: Green Building Education Demonstration Base Promotion and Display Trial Plan - Yilan County GovernmentSeptember 23-24: Green Building Education Demonstration Base Promotion and Display Trial Plan - Teacher Training Northern RegionSeptember 18: Green Building Education Demonstration Base Promotion and Display Trial Plan - Visit to Delta Electronics Nanke PlantSeptember 16-17: Green Building Education Demonstration Base Promotion and Display Trial Plan - Teacher Training Southern RegionSeptember 9: Green Building Education Demonstration Base Promotion and Display Trial Plan - Visit to Tainan Yizai Elementary SchoolSeptember 4: Green Building Education Demonstration Base Promotion and Display Trial Plan - Visit to Taipei Public Library Beitou BranchJuly 10-11: Green Building Label Review Operation Improvement Plan - TaichungJuly 4: 2009 Eco-City Green Building Seminar - Central RegionJune 26: Green Building Label Review Operation Improvement Plan - TaipeiJune 19: 2009 Eco-City Green Building Seminar - Southern RegionJune 5: 2009 Eco-City Green Building Seminar - Northern Region2008:October 17: 2008 Eco-City Green Building Seminar - Southern RegionOctober 9: 2008 Eco-City Green Building Seminar - Northern RegionOctober 4: 2008 Eco-City Green Building Seminar - Central RegionJune 24: International Symposium and Product Exhibition on the Application of Green Building and Environmental Symbiotic Housing in Subtropical Regions2007:November 2-9: US Green Building Council 2007 International Conference and ExhibitionJuly 26: Seminar on Eco-labeling and Green Procurement AllianceJuly 8-11: World Green Building Council (WGBC) Canada Annual MeetingMay 8: Seminar on the Development Strategy of the Green Building Materials Labeling SystemJanuary 15: Fifth Joint Meeting of Directors and Supervisors and the Third Member Meeting2006:November 15-17: US Green Building Council 2006 International Conference and ExhibitionOctober 29-November 4: 2006 World Green Building Council Annual Meeting - MexicoOctober 27: Building Case Observation Activity - Changhua County Tianzhong Township Xinmin Elementary School and Taichung Huatiao Wine Storage Cultural and Creative ParkOctober 25: International Seminar on Green Building Materials and Indoor Environmental Quality Management SystemAugust 23, 25: 2006 Subtropical Green Building International SymposiumAugust 26: Building Case Observation Activity - Kaohsiung City Government, Kaohsiung Port Waterfront, Love River Waterfront, and Zhouzi Urban Ecological WetlandAugust 24: Building Case Observation Activity - Fubon Fu'an Memorial Hall and Oriental Golf Club ClubhouseAugust 4: Building Case Observation Activity - Yilan Traditional Arts Center and Yilan County GovernmentJuly 7: Building Case Observation Activity - Tainan Yizai Elementary School and Chiayi 228 Memorial HallJune 9: Building Case Observation Activity - Fubon Fu'an Memorial Hall and Oriental Golf Club ClubhouseJanuary 9: Fourth Joint Meeting of Directors and Supervisors and the Second Member Meeting2005:November 21: International Symposium on Subtropical Green BuildingNovember 9: US Green Building Council Annual Meeting and World Green Building Council Board MeetingOctober 27: US Green Building LEED Professional Certification SeminarSeptember 28: World Water Quality Monitoring Day and Bilateral Meeting with the US Environmental Protection Agency DelegationSeptember 27: Tokyo Sustainable Building Conference and ExhibitionSeptember 2: Third Joint Meeting of Directors and SupervisorsAugust 10: Visit from the US Environmental Protection Agency Building Energy Efficiency ProgramJune 6: Visit to US Green BuildingsJune 3: World Environment DayJune 1: US San Francisco World Green Building Council Annual MeetingApril 15: International Practical SeminarMarch 8: Second Joint Meeting of Directors and SupervisorsJanuary 21: Inaugural Meeting and First Joint Meeting of Directors and Supervisors2004:November: Preparatory Committee EstablishedAugust: Participation in the World Green Building Council India Annual Meeting

Job TitleNameChairmanZhou GuangzhouVice ChairmenLiao Chaoxuan, Zheng Zhengli, He MingjinExecutive DirectorsLiu Guolong, Huang Zhihong, Huang GuocangDirectorsSong Liangzheng, Yu Peiyu, Huang Rongyao, Zhang Qinghua, Chen Wenqing, Su Chongwei, Lin Zhenhong, Zhou Xingguo, Chen Qunda, Chen Pinzhi, Kang Wenchang, Chen Wenhong, Wang Rongji, Cai Yaoxian, Lin Ziping, Guo Baiyan, Li Kuipeng, Sun ZhenyiChairman of Executive SupervisorsXu WenzhiExecutive SupervisorsChen RuilingSupervisorsiang Zheming, Wang Guangxiang, Zheng Mingren, Ye Junming, Lin Liguo

 Founding purpose1. Preface    Taiwan, located in the subtropics, enjoys pleasant weather throughout the seasons, with hot but well-lit summers. Due to geographical factors, energy supply and water resource utilization have always been serious concerns. Faced with stringent domestic demands and global trends, Taiwan requires meticulous planning to overcome resource allocation challenges. Observing the daily lives of the majority, approximately eighty to ninety percent takes place indoors, either in offices, schools, or homes. Consequently, architectural design improvements have become a crucial task. Thus, the concept of "Green Buildings," encompassing ecological, energy-efficient, waste-reducing, and health-conscious structures, has emerged.    Over the past few decades of development in Taiwan, the nation has cultivated a highly qualified citizenry with an international perspective. Through joint efforts of the production, government, academia, and research sectors, Taiwan has developed its own Green Building Evaluation System with nine major indicators. The country actively engages in the exchange of green building development and evaluation systems with other countries and regions globally. In 2004, Taiwan officially applied for membership in the World Green Building Council to share the domestically developed evaluation system.2. Composition of the Taiwan Green Building Association    Formed on January 21, 2005, the association is comprised of individuals from the production, government, academia, research, and those interested in green buildings. Directors were elected, policies were established, and five committees were formed: the International Affairs Committee, Academic Education Committee, Industry Service Committee, Promotion Committee, and Financial Planning Committee. The Secretary-General oversees the coordination of assigned tasks.3. Vision    The Taiwan Green Building Development Association aims to introduce the concept of green buildings in a lively and healthy manner, promoting it across all levels of the country. The association seeks a deep understanding and recognition among fellow citizens regarding the nine indicators of biodiversity, base water retention, greening, carbon dioxide reduction, waste reduction, energy efficiency, water conservation, indoor environmental quality, and waste recycling. The goal is to demand that our offices and residences meet these nine indicators, achieving ecologically friendly, environmentally sustainable, and healthy construction nationwide. This not only reduces resource wastage but also fulfills our international responsibility to minimize global greenhouse gas emissions, reaching the realm of sustainable development.4. Activities    Through project research, academic seminars, case studies, and nationwide participation, the association promotes lively and interactive ways for the public to share resources.5. Contact and Participation
    Website: http://www.taiwangbc.org.tw/
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    Tel: 886-2-8667-6671Green Building Association - Articles of Association     Establishing nine green building assessment indicators for vendor certification applications and consumer reference. In compliance with:Biodiversity IndicatorGreening Quantity IndicatorBase Water Retention IndicatorDaily Energy Saving IndicatorCO2 Reduction IndicatorWaste Reduction IndicatorWater Resource IndicatorSewage and Waste Improvement IndicatorIndoor Environmental IndicatorGreen Building Certification    A simple definition is to "spend the least resources to construct, generate the least waste," which translates to environmentally friendly construction projects. For instance, using recyclable steel structure materials and cold zone wood materials to avoid the use of reinforced concrete building materials and reduce CO2 emissions.    As part of the "Green Building Promotion Program" announced by the Executive Yuan, the environmental assessment system specifies nine indicators:GreeningBase Water RetentionWater ResourcesDaily Energy SavingCO2 ReductionSewage and Waste ImprovementIndoor Environmental QualityBiodiversityWaste Reduction    Any building must undergo scrutiny by the Ministry of the Interior's designated institution, obtaining approval for at least two of the indicators, "Daily Energy Saving" and "Water Resources," to qualify for the Green Building Certification.