英文摘要 |
This study adopts the UN's Urban Indicators Programme (UIP) as the framework and takes into account Taipei's characteristics to construct Taipei's Urban Indicators System, which is further adopted to measure Taipei's sustainability. There are key indicators and local indicators. Nineteen out of 49 key indicators can be calculated in Taipei City. In addition to the 19 key indicators, this study suggests 37 local indicators and 9 specific indicators. Using the sustainability principles, this study finally selects 49 indicators as Taipei's UIS. A ten-year data set is then collected to measure Taipei's sustainability. Results show that Taipei City performs better in the categories of background information, local government, and housing, while infrastructure and environmental management indicators have only 4 to 5 years of data. No data are available for 13 indicators. At present, no holistic perspective of sustainability trend can be measured for Taipei City. To compare different cities, this paper adopts UN's UIP, and refers to Human Development Index (HDI) to explore Taipei's urban characteristics in view of regional and global urban development. |