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Upgrade to "Social Housing 3.0 "
To expand care for citizens' housing rights in line with President Lai's initiative to support one million rental households and advance citizens' housing rights, the MOI aims to develop a total of 250,000 directly constructed social housing units, 250,000 subleasing and management social housing rental units, and provide rental subsidies for 500,000 households over an eight-year period from 2025 to 2032. These efforts will be integrated closely with local communities to ensure equitable distribution of social housing equipped with essential amenities.

The MOI will further enhance the public service offerings of social housing by aligning with key national policies such as achieving "net-zero emissions." Embracing a "small-scale town development" strategy, the MOI will introduce green building designs, solar photovoltaic systems, smart building technologies, seismic resilience standards, and accessible infrastructure. Moreover, public welfare facilities including childcare and day-care centers will be integrated, alongside collaborations with NGOs to provide comprehensive care services. This holistic approach aims not only to create high-quality residential spaces but also foster a supportive community environment, offering inclusive care services for seniors and children nearby. This vision positions social housing as a leading model for residential living in Taiwan.

Enhancing Safe and Resilient Housing in Taiwan
In our commitment to enhancing the safety of residential environments, the MOI continues implementing nationwide inspections and planning for dangerous buildings, refining policies for reinforcement or reconstruction. Simplified and expedited application and approval processes are provided to upgrade aging and hazardous structures. Incentives such as financial assistance or tax reductions are offered. In addition, based on operation needs, appropriate flexibility will be applied to the incentive timeline to stimulate public willingness in reconstruction initiatives further.