A Survey of Public and Expert Perceptions for the Solution of Social Problems in Green-Climate Technology

There is a recent trend of progressing and emphasizing social innovation policies. Some major countries reflect their citizens’ opinions and seek comprehensive solutions to social problems. This study discusses major social problems in the field of Green-Climate technology and compared the public and expert perceptions of such challenges. This study focuses on five priority social problems in the Green-Climate technology field based on information from media outlets and petition of the public. According to frequency analysis, the five major social problems in Green-Climate technology are Traffic Safety, Particulate Matter, Meteorological Disaster, Power Supply, and Fire Safety.BR According to the difference in perception between the public and experts in some questionnaire items, this study suggests that various policy plans are needed to address the concerns of the people who are actual policy consumers. In addition, effective policy-making and R&D support should be achieved under the initiative of the government.