Rural Development

China Youth Daily: what can NGOs do for China’s left-behind children?

The issue of China’s left-behind children issue has become the most discussed topic among Chinese NGOs. Most organizations agree that while material support for these children is important, mental and psychological needs are even more pressing.What kind of methods or…

2015-06-30

NGOCN: what can Chinese NGOs do for left-behind children?

What did NGOs in China do wrong? Several factors that could stop the Bijie children suicide incident from happening.

2015-06-26

Road to School releases white paper on mental issues facing China’s left-behind children

A strikingly 10 million children in China can't meet their parents in a whole year.

2015-06-24

Growing Home: The Chinese NGO that Tells Bedtime Stories to Rural Boarding Students

CBD's Yang Jin profiles the NGO "Growing Home", which helps rural boarding school students by telling them bedtime stories

2015-06-22

Stay-behind or migrate? A sad childhood for 100 million Chinese children

Chinese newspaper Caixin writes that no country in the world has such a huge population of children that live away from their parents.They are the 60 million left-behind children in China’s rural areas and many are only able to meet…

2015-06-19

Survey on the living conditions of China’s 61 million left-behind children

The Beijing News writes that the four children who committed suicide in Bijie are indicative of the mental state and living conditions of China’s “left-behind children”. The number of “left-behind children” in Chinese rural areas is always on the rise…

2015-06-19

Solving the challenges facing ‘left-behind children’ requires efforts from everyone

On June 9th, four “left-behind children (留守儿童)” committed suicide in their home in Bijie, Guizhou. The tragic incident follows another three years ago, when five left-behind children died in Bijie after lighting a fire in a dustbin. The tragedy has…

2015-06-15

Thinking Strategically: An Interview with Duan Tao of the Sino-Ocean Charity Foundation

An Interview with Duan Tao, Secretary General of the Sino-Ocean Charity Foundation, as part of the "Thinking Strategically about Civil Society Assistance in China" project

2015-04-08

Thinking Strategically: An Interview with Wang Yi of the China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation

An interview with Wang Yi of the China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation, as part of the "Thinking Strategically about Civil Society Assistance in China" series

2015-03-24

Thinking Strategically: An Interview with Howard Liu, OXFAM China Programme Director

An interview with Howard Liu, OXFAM China Programme Director, as part of the "Thinking Strategically about Civil Society Assistance in China" series

2015-03-23

China launches new plan for children development in impoverished areas

On January 15th, 2015, the State Council published the «Plan for the development of children in impoverished areas 2014 – 2020» that should benefit 40 million children. The plan aims at bringing the living conditions of these children up to national standards.

2015-01-16

CDB Reports

China Youth Daily: what can NGOs do for China’s left-behind children?

NGOCN: what can Chinese NGOs do for left-behind children?

Road to School releases white paper on mental issues facing China’s left-behind children

Growing Home: The Chinese NGO that Tells Bedtime Stories to Rural Boarding Students

Stay-behind or migrate? A sad childhood for 100 million Chinese children

Survey on the living conditions of China’s 61 million left-behind children

Solving the challenges facing ‘left-behind children’ requires efforts from everyone

Thinking Strategically: An Interview with Duan Tao of the Sino-Ocean Charity Foundation

Thinking Strategically: An Interview with Wang Yi of the China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation

Thinking Strategically: An Interview with Howard Liu, OXFAM China Programme Director

China launches new plan for children development in impoverished areas

PGS in China – A Development Tool for Local Organic Agriculture?

For the first time, the number of urban and rural residents with pension insurance decreases

NGO Participation in Disaster Relief : Profiles of Reconstruction After the Sichuan Earthquake

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