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Shanghai Releases List of 378 Major Carbon Emitters

The Shanghai government recently published a list of 378 major carbon-emitting enterprises in the city that will fall  under its carbon emissions trading scheme. Alongside  the list, authorities also disclosed details on the allocation of emissions quotas to these firms.…

Han Meilin: Artist and Philanthropist Spreading Love and Art

Renowned artist Han Meilin, despite his global acclaim, remains approachable and warm-hearted. During a recent signing event, he enthusiastically autographed nearly ten books, displaying a humility uncommon for such a master. In a recent interview, Han’s candid responses and charming…

Advancing Carbon Emission Accounting in China

Carbon emission accounting plays a vital role in combating climate change by providing essential data for policy formulation and progress assessment. In China, this process is gaining momentum as the country actively works to establish a robust framework for monitoring…

Carbon emission accounting plays a vital role in combating climate change by providing essential data for policy formulation and progress assessment. In China, this process is gaining momentum as the country actively works to establish a robust framework for monitoring…

China Aims for High-Quality Development of NGO Work

Recently, President Xi Jinping emphasized the critical importance of prioritizing high-quality development in social organization work (NGO in the Chinese context) in the new era. This underscores the innovative application of the Party’s theories in civil affairs and embodies Xi…

How Can NGOs Contribute to Economic Transformation in China?

In the midst of China’s economic and social evolution, the role of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) is poised for a profound transformation. Mr. Wang Zhenyao, Chairman of the China Institute of Public Welfare, recently shed light on this pivotal shift during…

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…

Post-COVID Chinese NGOs Display Resilience Amidst Challenges

In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, the landscape for non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and charitable organizations in China has undergone significant shifts, with some encountering challenges and others showcasing remarkable resilience. Beijing Xianfeng Foundation (BXF), established in 2015 with a…

Seminar Highlights Challenges Confronting Charities in China

More than50 experts from academia, research, and NGOs gathered for a seminar on January 20th in Beijing to discuss the release of the Charity Blue Book: China Charity Development Report (2023). The event delved into the dynamic shifts and emerging…

Understanding Charity through the 2023 Annual Charity Gala

The 2023 Annual Charity Gala, a collaborative effort between the China Philanthropist magazine and Weibo, took place in Beijing on January 8th. A key highlight of the event was the Impactful Philanthropy Forum, organized by the Philanthropy Research Institute of…

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…

New amendments address issues in cooperative fundraising

The recently amended Charity Law in China has introduced significant modifications to the provisions regarding cooperative fundraising. The term involves organizations or individuals without public fundraising qualifications collaborating with certified charitable organizations. The amendment addresses practical challenges that have emerged…

China unveils 3-year plan to support left-behind children

The Ministry of Civil Affairs, along with 14 other governmental departments, has introduced a “Three-Year Action Plan” aimed at enhancing the quality of care services for rural left-behind children–those whose parents have moved to urban areas for work. The initiative…

China launches national platform for mental health services

In December 2023, the Ministry of Civil Affairs, the National Health Commission, and the China Disabled Persons’ Federation jointly introduced a new policy titled “Management Measures for the Sharing and Referral of Resources for Community Rehabilitation Services for Mental Disorders.”…

Environmental and economic implications of disposable consumption

In recent years, disposable goods have become synonymous with convenience, permeating various aspects of daily life in China. Defined as products designed for one-time use and subsequent disposal, these items often flaunt low prices, convenience, and emergency functionality. However, beneath…