Updated: 2011-12-17 15:37 (Xinhua)
BEIJING – The Ministry of Civil Affairs issued a new guideline Friday to offer suggestions to charity groups on how to disclose donation information in the wake of doubts about the transparency …

Background

With more and more attention drawn to charity in China, the public has increasing demands of Chinese charitable organizations to improve their transparency. According to the “No. 31 Auditing Results Announcement” issued by the National …

Earlier this year, the Ministry of Civil Affairs began amending the three regulations for non-governmental organizations (NGO), the Regulations of Foundation, the Regulations of the Registration of Non-governmental Organizations, and the Provisional Regulations for the …

Shanghai, Yicai.com, 2011-11-15
Chinese government has recognized the increasing needs for professional social workers. Although the government has already launched the Certificate of Qualification in Social Work in 2008, the college education and vocational training system …

The Ministry of Civil Affairs is developing a “Charity Information Report System”, which will serve as a special tool for all charity organizations to establish transparency and accountability through reporting financial data. It will be …

The Regulation for Fundraising in Guangzhou was approved by the Standing Committee of the People’s Congress of Guangzhou. According to this fundraising regulation, three registered entitles (social organizations, civic non-enterprise units and nonprofit organization) of …

On April 2, 2011, Mr. Deng Fei, a journalist by profession, launched a “Free Lunch” initiative with around 500 other journalists. This initiative donates RMB ¥ 3 per day to each student to improve their …

People’s Daily (Renmin Ribao), the official newspaper of the Communist Party of China, conducted an interview on September 7, 2011  about the status of the new Charity Law in China with Zheng Gongcheng, member of …

From People’s Daily Online, Mar 08, 2011
China will further encourage philanthropy through a range of measures, including legal and institutional ones, since philanthropy in China is still in its initial stage, Vice Minister …

By Zhu Linyong and Guo Shuhan (China Daily)
2011-02-11
BEIJING – Art museums, libraries and other public institutions in China have long been accused of catering to elite academics and professionals, rather than the general …