Government and business valued over grassroots: Impressions of the second charity exhibition
官商为贵、民为轻——第二届慈展会印象
ngocn.net, September 27, 2013
With the wind and rain of Typoon Usagi swirling outside, the third and final day of the 2nd China Charity Project Exchange Exhibition…
Analysis of the growing trends of Chinese social organisations: The transformation from quantity to quality
中国社会组织发展趋势分析:由量到质的转变
By Wang Ming and Ding Jingjing 王名, 丁晶晶, Philanthropy Times 公益时报, October 15, 2013
The report from the 18th Party Congress included a series…
In this summary of a broader project, Anna High examines the survival and oversight of local, grassroots NGOs engaged in a particularly sensitive sector: the care of orphans by underground church groups and foreign mission workers.
In this timely article, CDB Deputy Editor, Guo Ting, discusses the China AIDS Walk, a grassroots-organized public service event to call attention to discrimination against people living with HIV-AIDS.
Given the many restrictions on charitable fundraising in China, Wu Jiangjiang's [1] article provides much needed clarity and recommendations on online fundraising strategies for NGOs.
Registered NGOs in Guangzhou can apply for grants of up to 100,000 RMB
NGO最多可申请10万元
Southern Metropolis Daily (南方都市报), September 5, 2013
Guangzhou NGOs can now apply for grants of up to 100,000 RMB from a new, two million yuan fund.…
On the 27th September, the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Civil Affairs announced that the city’s first local charity regulations - ‘The Beijing Charitable Enterprise Promotion Measures’ – would come into effect by the end of the year.
The author, who goes by the pseudonym, Zhong Shiwu, discusses how one migrant school was able to survive a rash of school closings in Beijing by going public rather than engage in behind-the-scenes negotiations
This Policy Brief is our first in 2013. We hope to continue to publish a Policy Brief once a month or at least once every two months over the next year.
CDB's Guo Ting, reports on a debate among experts and leaders within the philanthropy sector about how far the sector has come since the critical year of 2011 when it was beset by scandals and energized by microblog campaigns.