Higher education students’ perceptions of the sustainable development goals in Taiwan: a survey of knowledge, attitudes, behaviors, and participation intentions

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A survey of 213 Taiwanese university students found high knowledge and positive attitudes toward Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), but weaker actual behaviors and participation intentions. Climate action, zero hunger, and no poverty were perceived as most important, while partnerships, decent work, and industry/innovation were rated lower.

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