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China’s NGOs Global Exchange & Cooperation Weekly Briefing (Week Ending August 3, 2025)
China’s NGOs Global Exchange & Cooperation Weekly Briefing
How Ecological Agriculture Builds Ecological Cycle Systems and Drives Sustainable Development
While agriculture ensures a stable food supply for humanity, it has also inflicted significant damage on global ecosystems and the Earth’s environment.
The Current Situation of Carbon Emissions in the Sanjiangyuan Region
The Sanjiangyuan Region, also known as the “Source of Three Rivers,” is located on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and serves as one of China’s most critical ecological security barriers.
The ‘White Lotus Effect’ Makes Overtourism in Thailand Worse
HBO’s hit series White Lotus casted Thai global sensation Lisa and shot in Thailand, inciting a tourism frenzy at the inundated islands of Phuket and Koh Samui.
How the “Village Super League” Drives Rongjiang’s Economic Development
Rongjiang County was among the last counties in China to be lifted out of poverty, officially removed from the national poverty list on November 23, 2020.
How Is the Effectiveness of Public Welfare Projects Evaluated Internationally?
China’s state-led development model is sometimes cited as an alternative approach that may offer new lessons for international cooperation.
The importance of Ecological Agriculture and its practice in Chengdu
As a significant ecological buffer zone in western China and a vital city within the agriculturally rich Chengdu Plain, Chengdu’s unique geography and development needs make it an ideal location for exploring and implementing ecological agricultural practices.
The Difference Between Grameen and Traditional Banks
In the vast rural areas of China, a small loan to address urgent needs can often change a person’s fate more profoundly than a simple handout.
The Butterfly Effect: How Grameen China Cultivates Trust Within its Members
In rural China, trust is not granted—it is earned slowly, gesture by gesture, over time. For Grameen China, building that trust became the cornerstone of bringing financial empowerment to communities long underserved.
