Who We Are

China Development Brief

Created in 1996 and registered as an NGO in March 2017, Beijing E-share Civil Society Information Centre (China Development Brief / CDB for short) is a Chinese-English bilingual platform that provides professional observations, research, network platform support and services for the NGO sector. In 2022, it was rated as a 4A-level social organization by the Beijing Civil Affairs Bureau, and has been assessed and certified as meeting the requirements of SGS NGO Benchmarking.

Vision

Information exchange, improved awareness of the voluntary sector.

Mission

Promote the sustainable development of civil society through information exchange and resource sharing.

Values

Equality, inclusion, openness.

Service Concept

Professional and cutting-edge, rational and objective, and value-oriented.

Positioning

Leader in civil society exchanges and resource sharing.

Slogan

Connecting civil society, promoting shared value.

Strategic Goals

To enable the full exchange of concepts, tools and practical experience, to allow grassroots social organizations to realize their full potential, and to facilitate the sharing of voluntary sector resources.

Core Activities

What we are really great at

Publicizing

Publicizing information on civil society.

Consultancy

Consultancy, research and experience sharing.

Resource Matching

of funds, talent, knowledge and skills.

Training

Knowledge and skills training.

Board of Directors

CDB Leadership

Executive Director

  • Wang Zhuolun
    Executive Director of China Development Brief / Beijing E-share Civil society information center

Chairman of the Board

  • Ray Zhang
    Legal representative of the Beijing Gongminhui Consultancy

Senior Advisor

  • Wang Tingyu
    China Program Chief Representative of the Fred Hollows Foundation

Directors (in alphabetical order)

  • Fang Yuwei, Chief Financial Officer of China Energy Foundation
  • Feng Yuan, gender equality expert
  • Lu Gengyu, partner of the Guangdong Zhaolu Law Firm
  • Meng Lan, Finance Director at Save the Children China Representative Office
  • Qiao Dong, CSR Director at ByteDance
  • Qian Xiaofeng, senior Director of Regional Development at Amity Foundation
  • Wang Kunyu, Human Resources Manager at Cinda International Holdings Limited
  • Anson Wong, Development Lead-Major Gifts, InspireHealth Supportive Cancer Care, BC, Canada.

Supervisor

  • Liu Xueyong, Beijing Zhongqi Law Firm

Advisory Committee (in alphabetical order)

  • Feng Yuan, initiator of various gender equality organizations, including Gender Watch
  • Kang Xiaoguang, Professor of the School of Public Administration and Policy, Renmin University of China, President of the Institute for NGO research, Renmin University of China
  • Liang Xiaoyan, Executive Director of the Beijing Western Sunshine Foundation, founder of Friends of Nature
  • Song Qinghua, Director of the Shining Stone Community Action Center
  • Jing Wang , Professor of MIT comparative media studies, Director of MIT New Media Action Lab, Secretary-General of NGO2.0
  • Wang Zhenyao, Dean of the China Philanthropy Research Institute, Beijing Normal University
  • Wen Bo, Policy and Media Advisor of the National Geographic Society Global Research Fund
  • Yang Tuan, Deputy Director & Researcher of the Center of Public Policy, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Director General of the Social Policy Professional Committee of the China Association of Sociology, Director General of CCFA
  • Zhang Jufang, Executive Director of CBAC