Salute to the Sea

In alignment with the Executive Yuan's "Salute to the Sea" policy, Taiwan International Ports Corporation promotes the four core initiatives of "Clean Sea" (cleaning the ocean), "Know the Sea" (understanding the ocean), "Approach the Sea" (getting closer to the ocean), and "Enter the Sea" (engaging with the ocean), centered around the principles of openness, transparency, service, education, and responsibility, encouraging the public to connect with and learn from the ocean.

TIPC is committed to bringing people closer to the sea and inspiring respect for marine environments. The company is dedicated to improving waterfront tourism and recreational facilities to create a friendly environment, while also actively maintaining cleanliness along the coastlines and land-sea areas of its managed commercial port, fostering a high-quality port operation environment.

Public Welfare

Community Engagement

Port construction and infrastructure development are essential aspects of TIPC's daily operations. At the same time, local communities are key stakeholders in communication and coordination efforts. To minimize the impact of construction activities on the surrounding environment, TIPC implements measures, including water spraying and road cleaning at construction entrances and nearby roads to maintain cleanliness and reduce dust. Additionally, preconstruction briefing sessions and occupational safety and health consultations are held in accordance with regulations, promoting mutual understanding and cooperation among stakeholders. In 2024, TIPC organized a public hearing for the second phase of 'Taipei Port South Wharf Land Reclamation Development Project' as part of its environmental impact assessment (EIA) process, ensuring that project development meets environmental standards and community concerns being addressed. For detailed information on ecological monitoring and assessment, please refer to 2024 ESG Report section 2024 ESG Report 4.3.1 Ecological Survey and Inspection.

Additionally, in accordance with the regulations set by the Public Construction Commission, TIPC shall ensure that construction notice boards are installed at visible locations or entrances prior to the commencement of any project under its jurisdiction. Dedicated hotlines and website addresses of Public Construction Supervision and Civil Service Ethics units shall also be included.

Public Welfare Engagement and Activities

Since its establishment, TIPC has been actively engaged in public welfare, continuously spreading warmth and love throughout society. It actively promotes goals such as environmental protection, corporate sustainability, social welfare, and the heritage of maritime culture, embodying the concept of 'from the society and for the society' to convey love and extend assistance to every vulnerable group in need through the love of TIPC.

According to the submitted "Summary Report on Subsidies and Donations from the Business Fund under MOTC Supervision to Local Governments, Civil Organizations, and Individuals (Public Welfare Expenditures for Q4 2024)".

In 2024, TIPC's community outreach program provided subsidies to non-governmental organizations (NGOs) for community activities and legally established labor unions, fisheries associations, industry associations, sports associations, or educational, cultural, and social welfare groups with public interest projects approved by competent authorities. A total of 259 organizations applied, with a total subsidy amount of NT$3,470,000 approved. For other public welfare expenditures by TIPC, please refer to Subsidies and Donations.