本計畫針對環境保護相關法規結論中要求化學品運作廠商取得REACH註冊號碼之要求，已完成提出廠商如何取得REACH註冊號碼之建議因應策略，完成建立與歐洲化學總署及經濟合作發展組織交流之平台，協助國內廠商取得歐盟REACH化學物質公開資訊之管道，提供廠商資訊以促使其以完善措施安全管理使用之化學物質，並已於報告中提出取得歐盟註冊號碼之符合度建議規格。以我國行政院環保署毒性化學物質管理法(簡稱毒管法)為基礎，已完成現行毒管法與歐盟REACH法規之機制差異分析，並完成研擬參採歐盟REACH法規精神之修法策略建議，建議納入既有化學物質及新化學物質登錄的源頭管制規畫，以完備現行毒性化學物質之篩選管理機制，並已完成規劃毒性化學物質管理法修正方案與配套措施。本計畫已完成提出化學物質註冊資訊工作項目之分析與建議，與完成研擬物質註冊資訊工作項目之配套措施指引。同時完成規劃結合化學物質清單資料庫建置及管理作法策略建議，並完成研擬適用我國新化學物質申報管理之推動期程方案及執行相關業務技術支援單位運作方式之建議。本計畫並參考國際間高度關切物質管理機制的評估與運作方法，完成高度關切物質修法建議。

This project provided the strategic recommendations on the requirements to obtain REACH registration number based on the conclusions for relevant environmental protection regulations. Communication platforms were engaged with the European Chemicals Agency and the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development. Access to the information on the EU REACH and chemical substances’ information dissemination were provided to the local industries in order to encourage safe use and management of chemical substances. Recommended alternative methods to obtain EU REACH registration number were provided in the report. Based on the Toxic Chemicals Substances Control Act (TCSCA) of Taiwan’s Environmental Protection Administration, Executive Yuan, the discrepancies between the mechanisms of Taiwan’s TCSCA and the EU REACH Regulations were addressed and analyzed in this report. The recommendations of regulation amendment strategies were provided. The core values of the EU REACH were suggested to be adopted in Taiwan’s TCSCA by incorporating the existing chemical substances and new chemical substances’ registration mechanism into the current system in order to improve the current toxic substances’ screening mechanism. In this project, suggestions on chemical substances registration data requirements were proposed and analyzed. Planning of existing chemicals inventory database establishment and management strategies are completed. Plans for Taiwan’s new chemical substances notification management and operation mechanisms of relevant technical supporting units to conduct relevant work are completed. This project also referenced the evaluation and operation mechanisms of the substances of very high concern (SVHCs) in other countries and provided the recommendations for amendment of the TCSCA.