Posts Tagged ‘governance’
Nurturing a Credible Culture of Philanthropy in China
Sunday, September 25, 2011 11:12 Comments OffIf there is one thing that the recent rash of scandals in China’s charities proves, it is that China has a long way to go with developing a credible and robust culture of philanthropy. A few weeks back there were the pictures of a woman named Guo Meimei caught posing with luxury cars and accessories, [...]
Why is Opening Up about Bad Management in NGOs so Hard?
Thursday, May 5, 2011 23:21 Comments OffBy now, if you are at all exposed to the world of nonprofits, then you are mos likely aware of the recent news surrounding Greg Mortenson, author of “Three Cups of Tea” and Founder of CAI. IT is a story that in short has “shocked” many, crushed the dreams of some, and have lead to [...]
Is China Ready for Online Donation Platforms?
Wednesday, January 12, 2011 23:33 Comments OffWhile reading the recent news that Shanghai based Social Venture Group (SVG) will be launching their most recent project, a website called China Charity Gift to facilitate donations to seven China based charities. It was a project that I know they have been working on for a while now and while taking a sneak peak [...]
The Genesis and Impact of Poor NGO Transparency in China
Saturday, December 11, 2010 23:37 Comments OffThrough the recently released China Charity Donation Report 2010, released by the China Charity & Donation Information Center, the issues of NGO transparency were once again highlighted. An ongoing issue for many, the main data point that was highlighted almost all the coverage was that 90% of the public was not satisfied with the current [...]







