Melissa Berman, President and CEO of Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, talks to CDB's Chen Yimei about Philanthropy and China.
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An Interview with Stephen Hallett, Chair and Co-founder of China Vision, as part of the "Thinking Strategically about Civil Society Assistance in China" project
The marketization of China's NGO sector has been the object of much debate in recent years. This article presents the views of an author who feels that the forces of the market are incompatible with the sector's identity and values.
Originally from Switzerland, Hans Galliker has spent the last decade in China and describes himself as an "ecopreneur". After co-founding and managing a sustainable fashion brand in Beijing, and working on many other projects, Hans recently moved to an eco-village in the vicinity of Chengdu. In this interview he tells us a bit more about his fascinating story.
Li Hui, a social worker from Guangzhou, has dedicated her life to helping the disabled. In this interview she talks to CDB about her story, her passion and the reality of being a disabled person in China today.
PricewaterhouseCoopers' senior manager for corporate responsibility in China talks about the multinational's efforts to strengthen the NGO sector in this exclusive interview with CDB.
This essay by Yu Fangqiang recounts the various scandals that hit China’s philanthropy sector in 2011, and takes grassroots NGOs to task for remaining on the sidelines during this period and not taking a more public stance in promoting transparency and accountability in the sector
CDB's Guo Ting analyzes the landscape of marginalized Chinese women's NGOs, including those helping female sex workers and lesbian communities.
An interview with Wang Yi of the China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation, as part of the "Thinking Strategically about Civil Society Assistance in China" series
An interview with Wolf Kantelhardt, Finance and Evaluation Officer at Misereor, as part of the "Thinking Strategically about Civil Society Assistance in China" project
An interview with Horst Fabian, EU–China civil society ambassador and independent researcher, as part of the "Thinking Strategically about Civil Society Assistance in China" project.
A young project officer in a Chinese foundation looks back at how he learned to go about funding charitable projects. The author recalls some of his specific experiences of project funding, and explains how they helped him to grow and to define himself and his work.
In this article Nan Yizhi, a young project officer, describes herself as being a bridge connecting grassroot NGOs on the one side and grant-making foundations on the other. The limitations and problems of the sector render both sides unstable, and the bridge is thus in a disadvantaged position.
American anthropologist and educational expert Shannon May talks to CDB about her experiences in rural China and her current attempts to make education more accessible for children around the world