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Community Empowerment Project for Qingliu Aboriginal Village:
Solar Energy, Local Industry, and Cultural Retrieval |
Department of Electrical Engineering
Associate Professor
Ching-Ming Lai |
Taking the Qing-liu tribe as observation, integrating human history and natural landscape from the perspective of the eco-museum, trying to shape the value and connotation of culture from the local perspective of the tribe, this process will inevitably become a social practice of cross-domain innovation. This project integrates academic capacity, investing the deep cultivation of local culture and agricultural transformation and development of the Qingliu tribe in Huzhu Village, Ren’ai Township, Nantou County. It will be undertook in four directions, Satoyama energy, digital cities, placemaking and a Soka Gakkai International, in an tempt to connect and stimulate the energies of various ethnic groups such as the Seediq in Qing-liu village, fulfilling social responsibilities, and fostering local industries and cultural development. The overall project will be implemented in short-term, mid-term, and long-term plans, even year by year. First, the Qing-liu village in Huzhu Village, Renai Township, was selected as the target of service, allowing participating teachers and students to naturally form a cross-field, cross-departmental education and learning team, combining resources such as community groups, local industries, and governments for an alternative learning place outside of classroom. |