Climate Change Administration

Dr. Chi-Ming Peng has been deeply involved in climate change efforts for many years and has participated in 11 United Nations Climate Change Conferences. His innovative contributions through private sector participation have helped Taiwan and the world move toward net-zero emissions.He has also been active in various private sector associations and environmental organizations, playing a key role in promoting open data and big data as a private sector advocate connecting Taiwan and Asia to the global community. Dr. Peng has served as a TV and radio weather broadcaster for 17 years and hosts an online live show, where he is a well-known presenter discussing climate, health, and environmental issues. Dr. Peng is a vegetarian, passionately advocating for plant-based diets as a way to mitigate global warming and protect the planet.

Dr. Ming-Nan Lin is a family physician with a MPH degree. He is Deputy Executive Director of the Hospital and Social Welfare Organizations Administration Commission, Ministry of Health and Welfare, and previous Vice Superintendent of Dalin Tzu Chi Hospital. He chairs the International HPH Network’s HPH & Environment Taskforce and the WONCA Asia Pacific Working Party on Planetary Health.

Dr. Cheng-Pin Kuo is a researcher at the Green Energy and Environment Research Laboratories of the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), Taiwan. He holds a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from the University of Tennessee, USA, as well as Master's and Bachelor's degrees in Public Health from National Taiwan University. His research expertise lies in climate change and air quality modeling, the application of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in environmental management, and environmental and healthcare data fusion. His work focuses on integrating interdisciplinary research and advanced analytical approaches to provide scientific evidence supporting environmental governance and policy decision-making.

Professor Chang-Fu Wu serves at the Institute of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences, National Taiwan University, and currently also holds the position of Associate Dean of the College of Public Health at the university. Professor Wu's research fields include source apportionment of environmental pollutants and climate change risk assessment.

Ms. Meng-Yun Kuo serves as Deputy Director of the Department of Atmospheric Environment at the Ministry of Environment, Taiwan. Her work primarily focuses on air pollution control and greenhouse gas management.