For MCUT, the risks of climate change may arise under the following circumstances: The transportation safety of teachers and students may be compromised during typhoons and heavy rains; water supply restrictions during droughts may impact water consumption on campus; air conditioners may need to be used for extended periods during hot weather; loose earth and stones from heavy rainfall may damage the campus; severe wind and rain may harm vulnerable fixtures; and extreme temperatures can lead to increased water and power consumption. These risks will lead to higher renovation and maintenance costs at MCUT and may result in personal injuries during extreme weather conditions. Furthermore, climate change not only affects the financial aspects of MCUT but also has implications for personal safety.

Action Plans Adopted by MCUT for Four Core Elements of TCFD