Low-carbon green growth is funded by actively participating
in the Green Start Movement. The non-industrial sector accounted
for 45% of greenhouse gas emissions. By the end
of September 2012, 5276 households (148%) expanded
Green Pledge participation.
Vitro and public institutions identified six locations for a 27
billion investment in 363 kw solar power generation facilities
and a 320 m2 solar system installed to promote renewable
energy and photovoltaic generation use. It will save
1572 metric tons of carbon dioxide.
An energy-independent green village was built in order to
improve living conditions and expand employment. The
project includes renewable energy sources (photovoltaic,
solar, wind, etc.)
The Wanju Local Food System overcomes limits to the agrifood,
global food and large-scale distribution system. It is a
new alternative for low-income rural residents at the same
time it protects farmers and consumers, providing safe food
and information while restoring trust in the producer-consumer
relationship.
Countermeasures were taken at the Wanju River and tributaries
to mitigate frequent climate change related rains and
drought. Actions included avoiding use artificial stone in
favor of natural stone for re-covering and maintenance. A
structure was also built to allow residents to enjoy the waterfront
promenade’s recreational areas.
Project actions include new carbon sinks for enhanced
greenhouse gas absorption, a fire monitoring system and
planting a wide range of tree species such as chamaecyparis
and lily trees designed to strengthen forests’ adaptive
capacity.
Governor Chung Yeap RymWanju County, Republic of Korea