Corporate Philanthropy in China: A Practitioner's Guide for Foreign Donors
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Corporate Philanthropy in China: A Practitioner's Guide for Foreign Donors

To help organizations make decisions on corporate philanthropy in China, the report examines current trends and issues in Chinese society and outlines the implications for effective corporate philanthropy engagement. It discusses the size, scale, and composition of the nonprofit sector and philanthropic giving; provides an overview of the features, stakeholders, and challenges of the Chinese nonprofit sector; outlines regulations shaping civil society engagement and explains their political context; and provides guidance for addressing China-specific challenges on how to give, whom to work with, and which causes to support.

A related report exploring corporate philanthropy on a global scale is here.


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