GSIEDA is the first non-profit organization to integrate NFTs on blockchain to promote UN SDGs. We focus on environmental education to help achieve the 17 sustainable goals through continuous environmental improvement.

Overhunting for antlers and skin, as well as habitat destruction and fragmentation caused by human activities like agriculture and urbanization, are the main reasons for the endangered status of Formosan sika deer.

Due to factors such as excessive habitat development, traps, and car accidents, the Formosan clouded leopard is rapidly approaching extinction, as evidenced by various signs and data indicating the lack of suitable habitats.

By showcasing POP art on the green sea turtle issue, GSIEDA brings attention to the root cause of the problem and works towards restoring a healthy living environment for these endangered creatures.

Under the United Nations' sustainable 17 goals, GSIEDA creates POP art of Eurasian otters to inspire conservation ideas and promote environmental restoration efforts, helping to remove them from the endangered species list.

Through the use of the Mikado Pheasant as its theme, GSIEDA created a pop art display that utilizes the bird's distinctive features to convey the seriousness of environmental destruction caused by habitat loss.

This year, Podollo created the protagonist of the 2022 Chinese Zodiac, the Tiger God, also known as the traditional Tiger Lord in Taiwanese culture. The image of Tiger Lord is used to bless everyone with good fortune in the Year of the Tiger 2022.

The Podollo project aims to promote SDG gender equality through the 540 educational programs created by the Canadian Women's Association, providing a safe environment for women to prevent and combat violence.

The Podllo team selected Goddess Mazu as the first cultural icon to enter the metaverse and promote sustainable culture through virtual education. They aim to build a valuable educational program in the virtual world.

The Crezlab team achieved consecutive zero energy awards (citation award) for two years, leading universities (AAU, Chung Yuan) through international industry-academia and school-enterprise cooperation.

The Podollo team and Taiwan's Taoyuan Longde Temple successfully raised funds through their innovative project that combines traditional culture with modern approaches, using the Money God doll as a fundraising tool.

In 2019, the Crezlab team participated in the international zero architecture competition through industry-academia collaboration, leading three universities (AAU, Ming Chuan, Chung Yuan) to win the competition and earn a $10,000 prize.