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Love River Restoration, Taiwan

Resource System
Love Urban River
Resource Units
multiple urban ecosystem services
Location
Taiwan (Taiwan, Province of China)

Love River Restoration case is part of the comparative urban river analysis developed between 2019 to 2020 by Herlin Chien at United Nations University, Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability in Japan. The common pool resource system is the Love River (12 km) located in a metropolitan city of Kaohsiung with 2.7 million inhabitants. This case is identified by the Executive Yuan - central government in Taiwan as one of eleven rivers with more than 50% of mediumly polluted section in 2012. To improve the waterbody environment of Love River, along with ten other identified polluted streams, the Environmental Protection Administration (EPA) implemented a large-scale pollution remediation project undertaking several major river form, process and function improvements between 2012 and 2017.

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Resource System

Love River

Resource Users

factories

farms

resident

Public Infrastructure

sewage pipe

wastewater interception devices

bridge

detention pond/constructed wetland

river channel

 

Public Infrastructure Providers

local government

multiple bureaus

Relationship 1

1a - litter/pollute/transform from factory, farm, household

1b - provide

Relationship 2

2a - vote/lobby/complain/bribe

2b - inform/engage

Relationship 3

3a - invest/create/remove/maintain/floow/impelemnt

3b - inform/advice/challenge

Relationship 4

4a - equip/clean/purify/divert/build/transform

4b - flow of information

Relationship 5

5a - restrict/sanction

Relationship 6

6a - educate/protect/enable

6b - expect/monitor/co-design/visit

Exogenous Drivers (7) - Resource
(none specified)
Exogenous Drivers (7) - Infrastructure
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Exogenous Drivers (8) - Users
(none specified)
Exogenous Drivers (8) - Providers
(none specified)
Human Infrastructure (Users)
(none specified)
Human Infrastructure (Providers)
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  • Herlin Chien, United Nations University, Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability (UNU-IAS)