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Most practices in: Taiwan (23)
Taiwan's Ministry of Education has built 300 Digital Opportunity Centers in 168 remote/indigenous villages since 2005 (NT$6.8bn/US$212m in phase one), across five …
AI-assisted civic deliberation platform run by Taiwan's PDIS, using open-source Polis AI to map consensus on ~30 policy issues since 2014. Over …
Taiwan reserves at least one in four council seats for women in multi-member districts. Women now hold 41.6% of the national Legislative …
Taipei's TPMO operates a 'City as Living Lab' model, collecting 295 PoC proposals (2016–2023) with 49.5% completed, engaging 500+ ICT vendors, and …
Taiwan's MoE integrates AI into its free national Adaptive Learning Platform (TALP) for K-12. A quasi-experiment (n=4,442 sixth-graders) showed significant maths gains; …
A state-backed applied-research institute that seeded Taiwan's semiconductor industry by spinning off UMC (1980) and TSMC (1987), transferring technology, fabs and staff …
Taiwan's 2002 Act mandates equal pay, paid maternity leave, paternity leave, sexual harassment prevention and flexible work. Female LFP rose from ~46% …
Chang Gung University ran Taiwan's first feasibility and efficacy studies of eye-gaze assistive technology for children with severe motor and communication difficulties, …
Taiwan's vTaiwan and Join platforms used AI-assisted opinion clustering to let citizens petition government (13,853 proposals by 2022, 10M+ visitors) — but …
Taiwan's 2011 disability-rights law mandates web accessibility for government and school sites, via WCAG-based guidelines and a public accreditation badge, with criteria …
Taiwan's flagship semiconductor science park, home to TSMC and UMC — 584 companies employing 177,000+ workers generated NT$1.51 trillion (~US$46bn) in 2024 …
Since 2016, Taipei's Smart City PMO has run nearly 600 public-private matchmaking meetings and vetted 100+ pilot proposals, converting about a third …
Taiwan's Ministry of Digital Affairs runs a legally mandated, four-tier (A/A+/AA/AAA) accessibility accreditation scheme for all government and school websites, combining automated …
Taiwan's vTaiwan feeds the open-source Pol.is machine-learning engine into the government's Join platform, mapping citizen opinions into consensus statements across 26+ national …
Taiwan's ITRI, a non-profit applied-research institute founded in 1973, transferred RCA semiconductor technology into two direct spin-offs — UMC (1980) and TSMC …
Taiwan's 4-in-1 Employment Gold Card bundles a resident visa, open work permit, ARC and re-entry permit for skilled professionals. Approvals grew from …
A quasi-experimental study (n=109, grade 5) in Tainan found girls entered an AI course scoring lower on AI literacy than boys, but …
A randomized trial across 10 Taipei high schools and about 800 students gave every student the same AI chatbot for a five-month …
Taiwan's Ministry of Education committed NT$11.76bn (~US$372.5m) over four years to a six-part "AI Talent Ark" programme pairing a national one-tablet-per-student rollout …
Taiwan's Ministry of Digital Affairs used the open-source LLM tool Talk to the City to cluster public opinions from AI-policy 'Alignment Assemblies,' …
Taiwan's Ministry of Digital Affairs runs an AI system inspecting up to 40,000 online posts daily for fraud and deepfakes, flagging 5,000–10,000 …
Taipei's New Building Greening Rules require a 40-70% Green Plot Ratio on new construction, feeding Taiwan's island-wide EEWH certification system (12,585 buildings …
Since 1998, Taiwan's Forestry Bureau and Tainan City have paid Guantian farmers to farm pesticide-free for the endangered pheasant-tailed jacana; nests grew …
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