Analysis

China is seeking public input on proposed amendments to its Charity Law. As of November 20, 100 people have given 207 suggestions. These inputs will help shape the final version of the law, with the Standing Committee of the National…

In April 2023, the National Bureau of Statistics, UNICEF, and the United Nations Population Fund jointly released a report titled “Child Population in China 2020: Facts and Data.” It revealed that in 2020, there were 138 million children in China…

The unveiling of the Analysis Framework and Investment Strategy for China’s Philanthropic Infrastructure Report recently marked a significant milestone. This report, funded by the Narada Foundation, represents a comprehensive exploration of China’s philanthropic infrastructure, following the 2020 launch of the…

In a small village in China’s Hubei Province, 55-year old Yang Chunchi seems no different than her neighbors. But inside, she harbors a secret – for years she has suffered from pneumoconiosis, an occupational lung disease, just like her husband.…

China Foundation Forum (CFF) recently conducted an interview with Zhang Boju, secretary general of Beijing Ginkgo Foundation, on his experience of advocating for better environmental protection in China. CFF: Transitioning from a nature enthusiast to a public service professional actively…

In our daily lives, we often encounter challenging issues: litter tarnishing a once pristine neighborhood, and complex civil disputes complicating mediation efforts, making fairness and justice elusive. When existing laws and human efforts fall short, what can be done? In…

Chunhui Charity Foundation has recently pioneered a paradigm shift in education, hosting a summer camp in Beijing that transcends socio-economic divides and nurtures inclusivity among children from a diverse range of backgrounds. The core theme of “Encounter Differences” underscores the…

Singapore’s philanthropy sector finds itself at a crossroads following a recent money laundering scandal that has sent shockwaves through the nation’s charitable organizations. On Oct 13, charities were directed by the Charity Directorate’s office to undertake a rigorous self-examination, spurred…

In a spirited community effort on Nov 4, a diverse group of volunteers from a local communist party volunteer team converged on Beijing’s Wan Shou Park for a day of environmental stewardship. The park, known for being the city’s first…

China has taken a significant leap towards strengthening its commitment to carbon neutrality by reviving its voluntary greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction trading market. This move comes after a six-year hiatus following the suspension of China Certified Emission Reduction (CCER)…

This article was contributed to CDB by Explorer.    After China’s economic opening in the late 1970s, people from all over the country started businesses to seize new opportunities and prosper. In the city of Pingxiang, Jiangxi Province, people took…

The recent revelations of embezzlement in a charitable project during China’s 99 (Sept 9) Charity Day have shaken the nation’s faith in charitable organizations. This shocking case brought to light an uncomfortable truth: when we place excessive importance on fundraising…

In the bustling metropolis of Beijing, where modernity and ancient traditions collide, one man has transcended his role as an investigative journalist to become a crusader for the rights and well-being of China’s pneumoconiosis-afflicted migrant workers. Wang Keqin, chairman of…

Wang Xingjuan, the founder of the Red Maple Center, embarked on an extraordinary journey at the age of 59, dedicating the next 35 years of her life to empowering women and advocating for gender equality. In September 2023, Wang addressed…

Reflecting on a recent scandal involving the China Charities Aid Foundation for Children, it’s clear that the world of philanthropy in China is facing significant challenges. The case in question revealed that a large number of donations meant for critically…

In the contemporary landscape of foundation management, talent is the lifeblood of an organization. Middle managers are the unsung heroes, providing the critical link between strategic decision-making and frontline execution. In the philanthropy sector, talent is even more critical, given…

Delegates from government ministries, the UN and diplomatic bodies, Chinese businesses and international NGOs gathered in Chengdu from Sept 20 to 22 to discuss issues related to ESG aspects of critical mineral supply chains. The Sustainable Mineral Supply Chain International…

One year after WildAid launched its new program to protect ocean wildlife in China, world-renowned pianist Lang Lang has joined the latest public campaign, “Play Your Part in the Ocean’s Symphony.” The campaign video features Lang Lang playing his song…