The ten most important policies of the year for the promotion of environmental protection.
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This article is part of our special issue on New Trends in Philanthropy and Civil Society in China (Summer, 2011). It records an interesting and important dialogue at the Second Private Foundation Forum held on October 28-29, 2010.
The following is a in-depth interview with one of China’s best-known environmentalists.
This article provides a broad and useful overview and evaluation of NGO publications in China. Included in his overview is our very own China Development Brief
This article provides a fascinating, in-depth study of the Women’s Network against AIDS (WNAC). WNAC has 21 organisational members, although most of these can be better characterised as peer support groups rather than NGOs.
NPI is emblematic of a new wave of nonprofits led by a younger, more professional generation of social activists who come with experience and skills learned in the corporate, media and international development sectors
In this timely article based on his book-length study, Brian Tomlinson argues for a larger role for civil society in delivering aid between countries in the global South.
Annual tuition fees in many provinces are set to rise from 3000 to 4000 RMB and above, with the highest recorded being Zhejiang's Engineering and Medicine undergraduate fees, which are set to rise from 3600 to 6670 RMB, an increase of 85.28%, and will affect new students matriculating after 2013.
CDB's Guo Ting analyzes the landscape of marginalized Chinese women's NGOs, including those helping female sex workers and lesbian communities.
This article serves as an introduction to our new Special Focus on "Effective Communication and Cooperation between NGOs and Businesses". Over the next few weeks we will be publishing ten case studies detailing partnerships between Chinese NGOs, foundations, and businesses.
The second case study in CDB's 2015 report on business-NGO relations in China looks at how CSR groups have helped the China Women's Network against AIDS with their capacity building.
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.