Director-General, Water Resources Agency, MOEA

Yuan-Peng Lin

Director-General Lin Yuan-peng, a graduate of the National Taiwan University's Graduate Institute of Civil Engineering, has served in Taiwan's water resources sector for over 30 years. He has held key positions including Deputy Director-General and Chief Engineer of the Water Resources Agency.

Since becoming Director-General in March 2025, he has focused on three core goals: New Water Governance, New Water Supply, and Reduced Water Leakage. He is also a strong advocate for using AI to build a more resilient and sustainable water management system for Taiwan.

Director, CSR@CommonWealth 

Chao-Yung Huang 

With 22 years of journalism experience, he has served as Director of CRM & Strategy Development at United Daily News, Chief Editor of the Economics Desk, Editorial Writer at CommonWealth Magazine, and Head of the Securities Desk at Economic Daily News. A member of the Taiwan Social Enterprise Innovation & Entrepreneurship Society, he has received awards including the Cross-Strait News Award and the Global Chinese Sustainable Reporting Award. He believes accurate, insightful, and positive reporting is the foundation of social stability, and that responsible use of resources and value co-creation are key to sustainability. 

Professor and director of Disaster Prevention Research Center at National Cheng Kung University

Hsiao-Wen Wang

Professor Wang’s research focuses include water environment management, wetland and river restoration, disaster risk management, participatory planning, and climate change adaptation. With a training foundation in engineering and science, she emphasizes transdisciplinary research approach, dedicating her work to bridging science, policy, and society to address problems known today and predicted for the future for sustainable development

Secretary-General, Taiwan Rivers Network Association

Ming-Hsuan Tsou

Dedicated to Taiwan’s rivers and watersheds, he promotes public participation in water governance. By linking communities, NGOs, and scholars, he advances cross-sector collaboration and knowledge sharing. Through social engagement, he highlights ways to balance ecology, resilience, and public interest toward a sustainable water future.

本屆水利青年

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