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| Priorities | SDGs Alignment | Description of alignment between priority and your business drivers. | Business Benefit KPI | Social / Environmental Benefit KPI |
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| Broadband service in each village and tribe |
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To enhance the quality of mobile broadband service in remote regions, we offer various telecommunication promotions, financial aid for mobile network and broadband application. Besides, to ensure that economically disadvantaged students and senior citizens are not excluded for 4G mobile, we have established promotional plans for them to apply for. In addition, promotional price has been launched for prepaid phone cards for international calls. This enables disadvantaged migrant to call their families at affordable rates. Moreover, we also offer broadband services in remote regions to implement the vision of “broadband service in each village and tribe.” We completed 15.5 kilometers fiber construction and the cost of maintaining universal service is nearly 1.69 million. | TWM provides various special offers to elders, students, disabled groups and remote communities in order to taking care their needs in communication and promote digital inclusion. In 2019, these special offers have brought over NTD 4,011 million revenue for TWM. |
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| Monitoring Envrironmental Quality |  |
TWM created a personal air quality measuring service named “myAir”. It consists of myAir- S1 portable PM2.5 detector, myAir app and myAir cloud servers. In the connection mode which myAir-S1 and myAir app are paired, the users can set autodetection and notification, review their PM2.5 measuring records on charts or e-Map, and also receive health advice as well. It’s a showcase of how well TWM cloud platform could support mass market IoT services and also enables TWM to collect proprietary data to develop environment and personal health applications. |
myAir was launched in Taiwan market on 8th, January,2019, and NTD 39,417,997 sales revenue was generated in the very first year. | The KPI is evaluated by the number of air quality sensors added onto the nation’s environmental monitoring networks. While the target was to deploy more than 10,000 units in 2019 and ultimately 100,000 in 2030, TWM surpass it by selling 21,011 in the year of 2019. The sensor collects data that is not only for the individuals to improve their own air environments, but also helpful to researches in medical or public health. In 2019, TWM has donated 60 sensors and NTD 200,000 fund to Formosa Cancer Foundation and National Health Research Institutes for researches in related fields. |
| Equal opportunity: Enhancing digital competitiveness |  |
Initiated by TWM’s internal Innovation Proposals, we launched “Digital Wings” with TWMF and 4 language learning publishers in 2019. We plan to provide free 720,000GBs of mobile data and myBook on-line language learning resources to 10,000 economically disadvantaged students annually. To solve the shortage of resources and reduce gaps in the rural areas,we assisted NPOs to set up E-learning center and provide e-learning resources since 2007 to handle computer education courses and help them manage affairs & digital applications while launched Coding Fun program in 2017. We are cultivating Taiwan's technological talents in stages by TWM’s core abilities & using programs to improve rural education. By providing learning resources with TWM’s core technological abilities, it solve the shortage of resources problem and creates more innovation opportunities and brand reputation. | TWM used reputation/ branding KPIs to measure economic benefit, the news reports and social media diffusion which Digital Wings, E-learning center and Coding Fun contributed had created brand reputation which equivalent to NT$6,757,633.46 of economic benefit. | The KPI of priority 3 are people benefit from TWM digital education resources and people be promoted with equal education opportunity. The target we set for 2018, 2020 and 2030 of the former one are 33,000, 62,000 and 150,000, and the latter one are 2.20 million, 2.35 million, 3.85 million. 1)In 2019, TWM has launched the project of Digital Wings to provide free mobile internet and myBook on-line language learning resource for economically disadvantaged students. Until the end of 2019, a total of over 2,200 students had been benefit from the project. 2) The goal of E-learning center was to “shorten digital gaps and create digital opportunities”. So far, 16 locations have continued to operate. In addition to Internet broadband, teaching software and hardware equipment, computers accounted for a total of 92 sets. 3) The Coding Fun project in 2019, were held a total of 3 summer camps in 3 elementary schools in Taiwan, and participated in 53 volunteers and 79 trainees, including 4 seed teachers. Moreover, seed teachers delivered courses regularly which benefited 1,760 students. |
| Type of Contribution | Total amount (NTD) |
|---|---|
| Cash contributions | $167,505,549 |
| Time: employee volunteering during paid working hours | $806,250 |
| In-kind giving: product or services donations, projects/ partnerships or similar | $166,699,299 |
| Management overheads | $8,375,277 |
| Contributions/sponsorship to: | Description | Total amount (NTD) |
|---|---|---|
| Low-income Households | TWM offered special cable TV discounts to disadvantaged groups, such as senior centers, nursing homes, local community activity centers and other social welfare organizations. | $32,817,495 |
| Rural Households | TWM increased the construction of mobile broadband networks in remote areas so as to increase the coverage of radio waves in remote areas. | $1,563,151 |
| Life Conservation Association | TWM has provided the LED wall, an effective and high-profile digital media, for the display of charity ads free of charge, and we continue to disseminate correct information and bring awareness regarding social care, promotion of the arts and environmental protection to the general public. | $3,300,000 |
| 13th myfone Mobile Composition Awards | ||
| Taiwan Fund for Children and Families | ||
| Sun Moon Lake International Fireworks-Music Concert | ||
| Children and Elders in rural areas | TWM actively uses its core competencies and corporate resources to achieve social welfare and environmental responsibility. Through the care for the disadvantaged, the promotion of multiple cultural services, environmental protection and other multi-oriented volunteer services, the company, employees and the society are closely linked. | $864,230 |
| Chinese Childrenhome & Shelter Association | TWM’s philanthropic contributions to support/sponsor non-profit, education, or arts organizations. | $40,228,679 |
| Chinese Christian Relief Association | ||
| I-Link Community Services Association | ||
| World Vision Taiwan | ||
| Taiwan Fund for Children and Families | ||
| Chung Yi Social Welfare Foundation | ||
| Potential Development Center for Spinal Cord Sufferers | ||
| A Kernel of Wheat Foundation | ||
| The First Social Welfare Foundation | ||
| Formosa Cancer Foundation | ||
| Chinese Taipei Road Running Association | ||
| Cardinal Tien Hospital | ||
| Yilan County United Way Foundation | ||
| Jieh Huey Social Welfare & Charity Foundation | ||
| Foundation for Excellent Journalism Award | ||
| Music & Technology Institute Foundation | ||
| Taiwan Institute for Sustainable Energy | ||
| Taiwan Mobile Foundation | ||
| Total | $78,773,555 |
