Car-Free Day gains momentum in China
An open letter signed by 23 NGOs urged authorities to disclose more information about sources of pollution.
Nongovernmental organizations may play a bigger role in China's social and economic issues, but whether they can perform such a role will depend on the establishment of an effective monitoring mechanism and improvements in their operating capabilities.
The central government said on Wednesday that it will promote the purchase of public services from social organizations in order to meet public demand more comprehensively and efficiently.
Non-government organizations are poised to mobilize the public to help with efforts to protect the environment, says an article in Chinese Business View. The following is an excerpt:
Domestic and foreign entrepreneurs have teamed up to protect Inner Mongolia's biodiversity.
The Chinese government plans to launch an investigation into non-governmental organizations (NGOs) engaged in environmental activities nationwide in recent years.
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