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International Conference on 'Civil Society Contributions to Policy Innovation in the PR China' - A Conference Documentation

May 9-10, 2012 - China Association for NGO Cooperation in cooperation with the School of Contemporary Chinese Studies, University of Nottingham

The conference is part of the EU-China Civil Society Dialogue Program on Participatory Public Policy (2011-13). This three year dialogue and delivery initiative is supported by the European Union and implemented by the University of Nottingham and its six consortium partners.

During this two-day event in Beijing, about 100 participants from Europe and China discussed how civil society actors contribute to policy innovation in the PR China. Policy innovation is defined as a process involving activists and civil society organisations influencing policy decisions of existing institutional actors on behalf of the collective interest.

  Announcement and Draft Conference Programme
  Andreas Fulda - Conference Opening 
  J. Holdaway - K. Furst: Industrial pollution and health in China; is civil society
      contributing to policy innovation?
 
  Lu Huilin: Informalization of Construction Industry in China and the plight
      of counstruction workers
 
  Michael Mehling: International Conference on Civil Society Contributions to
      Policy Innovation in the field of climate change

  Bernadette Robinson & Zhibin Lin: Left-behind children: a cause for concern
      and action

  Tao Wang: NGOs and a “potential” Sino-EU climate partnership 
  Results of the International Conference 1 in Beijing on Civil Society
      Contribution to Policy Innovation

  Conference Documentation, edited by Fulda/Schroeder/Wang

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EU-China Civil Society Dialogue on Participatory Public Policy

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