This Shanghai-based Grassroots Community is an NGO that works with poor communities in and around Shanghai. Part I gives us an introduction to the NGO's programs and sheds light on problems facing the organization. These problems are highlighted in hopes of creating future CSR opportunities.

This Shanghai-based Grassroots Community is an NGO that works with poor communities in and around Shanghai. Part I gives us an introduction to the NGO's programs and sheds light on problems facing the organization. These problems are highlighted in hopes of creating future CSR opportunities.

In part II, Ms. Gao talks about the philosophy of the organization and their way of doing things. She talks about how a working model of engagement is better than micro-finance because it empowers women to WANT to learn and improve their conditions in a sustainable way (i.e. no money leads to an end

In part I, Vice Secretary Gao talks about the creation of the organization. She then goes onto discuss some of the programs Rural Women has for female migrant workers. Ms. Gao believes that one of the issues most overlooked for female migrant workers has to do with their reproductive health and lets

We asked people around Shanghai the following questions: What is CSR? Do you think its important? How can companies be more responsible during the economic recession?

We asked people around Shanghai the following questions: What is CSR? Do you think it is important? How can companies become more responsible during the economic recession?

We asked people around Shanghai the following questions: What is CSR? Do you think it is important? How can companies become more responsible during the economic recession?

We asked people around Shanghai the following questions: What is CSR? Do you think it is important? How can companies become more responsible during the economic recession?

In Part II, Director Jin talks about GEIs Sichuan panda reserve project, which helps fund development projects for locals. She also gives a brief run-through of their rural development projects in Yunnan and Tibet where methane gas is used to power households and provide fertilizer for organic farmi

Director Jin Jiamen gives us an introduction to GEI and tells us how she founded the NGO, what areas they are working on and mentions some of the programs the group is currently implementing. Towards the end of the clip, there is an interesting explanation about a program for the ethical behavior of