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Taichung City Government

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Taichung city government has developed its digital blueprint for the city with the vision of "convenience, efficiency, and co-creation" in mind. With “Enhancing Service Experiences for citizens”, “Strengthening Administrative Efficiency of government”, and “Facilitating Public-Private Partnerships and Mass Participation” as the primary goals, the city government will deploy plans under the guidance of following 10 strategies:

  1. Establishing a Smart Citizen Platform, which integrates municipal services.
  2. Enhancing the applications of digital technologies for 24/7 citizen services.
  3. Developing O2O Services that provide citizens with seamless experiences.
  4. Developing data exchange standards and establishing a mechanism for open and shared systems.
  5. Integrating resources to strengthen information security.
  6. Deploying IoT Infrastructure and making good use of Big Data to support municipal decision-making.
  7. Leveraging digital marketing to communicate policies precisely to citizens in need.
  8. Facilitating Public-Private partnerships for city’s innovative and sustainable development.
  9. Promoting open data usage while carefully taking privacy protection into account.
  10. Encouraging citizen participation in city governance through online platform.

The strategies presented propel Taichung’s development into the next stage of innovation and livability, making Prosperous Taichung, Delightful Life" come true.

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Open Data + Geographical Maps = Infinite Possibilities.
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Smart Governance
Open Data + Geographical Maps = Infinite Possibilities.
More than 3,400 data entries have been made available through the Taichung City Government Open Data Platform, of which 629 entries are unique to the city. The platform also features a "Geographic Data" section, which not only releases the latest map data but also includes 24 years of historical map data, showcasing the transformation of the city's rich geography and culture. The city has also created the Taichung City Map Cloud, releasing diverse map service APIs for various government agencies. During the pandemic, a footprint map was created for the public's convenience and house number information was also made available on the OSM (Open Street Map) to realize public-private partnerships. Taichung provides open data and map services from diverse perspectives to improve citizens' daily lives and offer professionals or developers unlimited application possibilities!
Digital Citizens Platform – e Taichung.
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Smart Governance
Digital Citizens Platform – e Taichung.
The e Taichung app continues to consolidate and optimize the city's online services such as child care subsidies, vaccination appointments, online petitions, free legal consultation, etc. Online payments include 13 items such as tuition fees, utility bills, parking fees, local taxes, and fines. For good deals and promotional offers, there are currently over 300 partnering stores offering some of the best gourmet delicacies, entertainment, and shopping in Taichung, giving exclusive discounts to e Taichung members. In addition, the hottest activities organized by the city hall such as family treasure hunts, picnics, hot pot and grill festivals, and shopping festivals are also included in e Taichung, which has exhibited rapid growth in terms of the number of downloads (exceeding 2.37 million downloads), making it one of the most popular apps in Taiwan. Everyone can use e Taichung to obtain the latest information.
AI Sand Source Identification Ensures Comprehensive Protection Against River Dust.
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Smart Environmental Protection
AI Sand Source Identification Ensures Comprehensive Protection Against River Dust.
River dust from the region between the Daan River and Dajia River basins along Provincial Highway No. 1 in Taichung to the estuary has a wide impact on the surrounding area. Over the years, manual inspections, satellite imagery and other techniques have been employed to determine exposed locations. However, due to factors such as gravel, light source, and resolution, image analysis cannot be used to accurately identify gravel or sand sources. Even if drone aerial photography is used, it still takes time to manually select and calculate sand sources. To quickly and effectively monitor potential river dust locations, the "AI Sand Source Identification System" was developed to establish a drone database for the automatic marking and positioning of sand sources and their respective areas. Moreover, in conjunction with the "River Dust AI Smart Protection Network", we can reduce the harm of river dust to the public and make response operations more intelligent.
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