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In the forty years since the “Reform and Opening up” begun, China has transformed itself from a poverty-stricken country into an economic superpower. This economic strength has provided China with an opportunity to be a significant force in the arena of international civil society. The presence of Chinese NGOs and charities in other countries is no longer unusual, especially in the area of humanitarian aid. Even so, there is a long way to go before Chinese civil society can really pull its weight overseas.

Below is a roundup of all the reports and material on Chinese NGOs “going out” that CDB has published over the last few years. We hope it can be of use to those who are researching this topic.

 

Institutions & Regulations

China to establish International Development Cooperation Agency

Draft regulation on overseas aid released

 

Research & Opinions

Chinese NGOs are “Going Out”: History, Scale, Characteristics, Outcomes, And Barriers

CDB Special Issue on Chinese NGOs Going Out

CFPA publishes handbook for Chinese NGOs “going out”

Chinese NGOs need to play a greater role in global governance: a Q&A with Wang Xingzui

Chinese NGOs in a Globalizing World

Call for NGOs to be included in China’s foreign aid framework

China’s Engagement in International Development Cooperation The State of the Debate

Strategies for the Internationalization of Chinese NGOs: A Study by Huang Haoming

 

Forums & Discussions

Chinese Aid Abroad: The People’s Forum on International Social Responsibility

Conference spurs discussion on Chinese foreign aid

Jimen Strategic Forum on Chinese NGOs “going out”

Panel discussion on Chinese NGOs going global held in Beijing

Seminar on Chinese NGOs “going out” successfully held in Tsinghua University

 

“Chinese NGOs going out” featured stories

The Gansu Rainbow Community Service Center

The Sichuan Haihui Poverty Alleviation Service Center

The Global Environmental Institute

The Peaceland Foundation

 

Overseas engagement

What Working in a Grassroots NGO in East Africa has made me see: Pan Yanwen

Peaceland Foundation provides humanitarian aid to the victims of the Beirut explosion

Peaceland Foundation provides assistance to Zimbabwe against Covid-19

Two Chinese foundations set up hand-washing stations in Nepal

Hannah Ryder: understanding the Africa-China relationship

Designing “Lion Lights” for Kenya: a Beijing High Schooler’s Dream for Conservation

A Shared Future: the Chinese Volunteers Helping Syrian Refugees

China’s NGOs Go Global: True Stories from a Program Director

Chinese Overseas Investment in Cambodia: Conflicts and Solutions

China House launches project to combat FGM in Kenya

Chinese foundation aids the victims of Ecuador earthquake

CFPA’s first overseas office registered in Myanmar

The Sudan-China Abu Ushar Friendship Hospital: China’s First Overseas Charitable NGO Project

Chinese Volunteers to Test the Water in Africa

First aid center opened in Pakistan under the One Belt and One Road initiative

French and Chinese foundations sign strategic cooperation agreement

‘Going Out’ or Staying In? The Expansion of Chinese NGOs in Africa

Going Global – ENAP meeting in Norway

Jack Ma donates $3M to Jordan’s Queen Rania’s Foundation for Education and Development

“Mekong Bright Action” brings brightness to poor cataract patients in Laos

People’s Daily reports on Chinese volunteers overseas

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