NCKU has long been undertaking university social responsibility, and it’s noteworthy that one of its prominent achievements is the promotion of sustainability to the campus, and to the city. In order to support and further carry out the idea of green transportation, NCKU provides CK-Bike, the first university-owned bike-sharing system, for students and faculty as an alternative option for commuting. In addition, NCKU has partnered with Hotai Leasing to provide rideshare u-car service iRent, with TESLA and Gogoro/e-moving to provide charging stations for electric vehicles, and has purchased electric motorcycles for the use of NCKU security personnel. With the implementation of these eco-friendly projects, NCKU’s dedication to the environment for sustainability is obvious for all to see. In addition, the Military Training Division in NCKU launched the " Bicycle-Claim" activity which not only can provide freshmen with free second-hand bikes every year but also can seize the opportunity to convey the concept of "Sustainability" to the students every year.
NCKU is also collaborating with the Construction and Planning Agency to develop an Urban Green Road Assessment System. This system evaluates the sustainability of road projects from environmental, economic, and social perspectives, utilizing 25 indicators across seven assessment categories. As roads are integral to daily life, the initiative aims to incorporate environmental, social, and economic considerations into current safety and quality standards. This approach enhances sustainable design and construction practices, ensuring that completed road projects are more energy-efficient and carbon-reducing, in line with the objectives of promoting urban green roads.
NCKU is also collaborating with the Construction and Planning Agency to develop an Urban Green Road Assessment System. This system evaluates the sustainability of road projects from environmental, economic, and social perspectives, utilizing 25 indicators across seven assessment categories. As roads are integral to daily life, the initiative aims to incorporate environmental, social, and economic considerations into current safety and quality standards. This approach enhances sustainable design and construction practices, ensuring that completed road projects are more energy-efficient and carbon-reducing, in line with the objectives of promoting urban green roads.