MA Taiwan
Professor Hwong-wen Ma is a professor at the Graduate Institute of Environmental Engineering (GIEE), National Taiwan University. He worked as an environmental scientist at the Research Triangle Institute in the US, and had served as the Director of the Center for Pollution Control and Prevention Technologies in the College of Engineering, and the Director of the GIEE. Professor Ma's research interests lie in environmental planning and management. He has also served as Chairman of the Environmental Planning and Management Committee and Secretary-General of the Chinese Institute of Environmental Engineering. He is also one of the founders of the Circular Economy and Innovation Transformation Association, promoting circular economy and sustainable transformation across industries.
Professor Ma's research areas include environmental systems analysis, industrial ecology, and environmental risk and impact assessment, applied to address critical issues such as environmental management, circular economy, and sustainable cities. He endeavors to develop integrated environmental assessment methodologies to quantify the impacts of economic activities and policies on the environment and health, identifying efficient management strategies and highlighting sustainable resource management as a key transformation pathway towards sustainability.
Hwong-Wen
Oct. 22 (Wed)
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3:10pm
4:30pm
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In response to the four strategic goals of the UN Plastics Treaty (reduction and substitution, product design to ensure recyclability, reuse of plastics, and management of existing pollution), this session showcases the innovation of Taiwan’s plastic recycling industry chain, from material selection to business models, and the use of cross-industry and innovative technologies.
C-S6
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