CDB Reports

Features

Original feature articles on the leading people and organizations in China’s NGO sector.

Art as Therapy: Transforming Lives at the Nanjing Original Art Center

The Nanjing Original Art Center (NOAC), established in 2015, is dedicated to promoting original art. The center provides services for people with mental disorders through various forms such as original art creation, experience camps, and lectures, helping them improve their…

Beyond Sight: Navigating Challenges and Innovations in Eye Health

Interview Chief Representative of the China Country Office of The Fred Hollows Foundation (Australia) Globally, over 2.2 billion people are affected by either near or distance vision impairments. In at least 1 billion of these cases, vision impairment could have…

Sustainable Solutions: Navigating Project Development Models for NGOs in China

Introduction As the landscape of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in China undergoes dynamic changes, adopting effective project development models to becomes crucial for achieving lasting impact. Navigating regulatory complexities, cultural nuances, and the evolving needs of local communities is paramount for…

Elderly Rights: Empowering Vision via Her Eyes

Ms. Wang, a woman in her seventies, has lived three years shrouded in unending darkness. The once-vibrant landscapes surrounding her remote rural home have faded from her memory since losing her sight. Her husband’s passing left her navigating life’s complexities…

Empowering CSOs: Shaping Effective Mental Health Care in China

Mental health has emerged as an increasingly urgent concern globally, transcending borders and affecting diverse populations worldwide. The rising prevalence of mental health conditions across societies has underscored the necessity for a thorough reassessment of conventional approaches to mental healthcare.…