【中文版本】
輔仁大學藍易振校長甫上任即展開ESG永續經營理念推動，並與黎明高中及台灣生態永續發展協會建立合作平台。此次見面會於113年2月20日下午舉行，藍校長親自率領副校長林之鼎神父、王英洲教授及總務團隊出席，黎明高中由董事長高征財神父與校長羅家強出席，協會則由簡茂男理事長率領多位理監事與會。
會議中，藍校長分享以輔大永續經營為目標的「CORE」策略：C代表Cooperation（合作）、O代表Operation（行動）、R代表Research（研究）、E代表Engagement（約定），並強調教宗通諭《願祢受讚頌》的精神。王副校長補充指出，輔大13,000門課程已全面對接聯合國永續發展目標（SDGs），未來將以循環經濟為引領成為區域永續教育的認證者與領航者。
黎明高中與會代表分享其校園綠建築與ESG實踐成果，獲輔大團隊高度肯定，雙方並期盼未來在課程合作與升學進路上更緊密連結。
簡理事長也介紹協會如何協助天主教學校建構生態永續平台，吳光昱博士則提出「生態校園即是教育現場」的理念，呼籲培養具備環境永續意識的新世代領導人才。
會後，簡理事長致贈藍校長由回收寶特瓶再製的環保袋，象徵本次合作平台的環保與創新精神，見面會在高神父的降福與微笑中圓滿結束。
【English Version】
Upon his recent appointment as President of Fu Jen Catholic University, Dr. Yi-Chen Lan immediately launched a new ESG-based sustainable development initiative. On February 20, 2024, Fu Jen convened a partnership meeting with Laiming Senior High School and the Taiwan Ecological Sustainability Association (TESA), aiming to establish a cross-sector cooperation platform.
President Lan, accompanied by Vice Presidents Fr. Lin Zhi-Ding and Prof. Wang Ying-Chou, as well as administrative officers and members of the University’s Ecology Research Center, joined the discussion. Representatives from Laiming High School, including Chairman Fr. Kao Cheng-Tsai and Principal Lo Chia-Chiang, as well as TESA’s Chairman Chien Mao-Nan and several board members, were in attendance.
President Lan introduced the university’s “CORE” strategy for sustainability: C for Cooperation, O for Operation, R for Research, and E for Engagement—framing the approach within the values of Pope Francis’ Laudato Si. Vice President Wang elaborated on Fu Jen’s integration of the SDGs across its 13,000 courses, highlighting a vision to become a regional leader and certifier in circular economy education.
Laiming High School shared its experience with green building and ESG practices, earning high praise from the Fu Jen delegation. Both institutions expressed interest in strengthening curriculum partnerships and advancing pathways to higher education.
TESA’s Chairman Chien introduced the association’s mission to support Catholic schools in building shared sustainability platforms. Dr. Wu Kuang-Yu emphasized the importance of ecological campuses as living classrooms for developing environmental leadership.
At the meeting’s conclusion, Chairman Chien gifted President Lan a recycled eco-friendly bag made from PET bottles, crafted by Liu Yi-Feng and the Cheng Hui-Chung Textile Studio—symbolizing the spirit of environmental responsibility and innovation. The meeting ended with Fr. Kao’s blessing and a collective commitment to a sustainable future.
