Civic and Social Organizations in China

Gepw

GEPW as a public forum to environmental protection as the starting point, take the public warp, to the public as the weft, to all the people involved in environmental protection, to build a green home for the purpose, with a theme, a base, the development of the concept of two platforms, gathering a number of Green Volunteer Force and called for more protection for the professional and technical personnel engaged in Environmental Science, and strive to build a platform for environmental protection awareness and comprehensive environmental public service platform.

10001+ staff

Social Resources Institute

The Social Resources Institute (SRI) is a non-profit research and advisory organization established in 2008. It is dedicated to promoting social change by studying the causes of social problems and evaluating solutions by assessing the strategies and impact of social development programs as well as creating and promoting intellectual products. It works towards sustainable agriculture and effective philanthropy, in partnership with non-profit organizations, enterprises and the government, to jointly build a society that promotes justice, freedom and participation.

11 to 50 staff

Community Center Shanghai

Connect, Support and Enable Internationals to Adapt and Thrive Established in 1998, Community Center Shanghai (CCS) is a not-for-profit LLC. Today, its three centers in Pudong, Hongqiao and Minhang serve the international community through orientations, charities, counseling, classes, tours and events. Its purpose is to support individuals and families from the moment they arrive, providing them tools to adapt, a forum to connect, and opportunities to culturally immerse themselves. Shanghai 123. A free half-day newcomer orientation showcasing non-partisan, expert volunteers who talk about common challenges, answer questions and provide practical resources and tips. A light breakfast, lunch and daycare is provided. Charities. CharityLINK is a platform that allows charities to share information and resources. Giving Tree connects expats and their companies to local migrant children who are shown the importance of giving and being charitable. River of Hearts redistributes clothing, toys, and other gently used items to people who need them. Counseling. CCS employs a dozen certified professional counselors who help expats and their families address the mental and emotional challenges that can be associated with life in Shanghai. CCS counselors currently comprise more than half of the Shanghai International Mental Health Association (SIMHA) board. Classes and Tours. CCS offers a variety of classes and tours such as: language, cooking, hobby, children programs, exploring China opportunities, etc. They encourage the international community to educate itself about the surroundings, meet people, pursue a hobby or share a talent and love of teaching. Events. Our events create connections and help foster a greater sense of community. We have a diverse offering of events including fun runs, bazaars designed to bring the community together and to promote and raise funds for CCS and its charitable activities.

11 to 50 staff

China Youth Of Tomorrow Cyot

China Youth of Tomorrow (CYOT) is a pioneer social enterprise that aims to serve the ambitious, low-income, first-generation college students (“FGCS”), i.e, students who came from families where neither of their parents has earned a college degree. Our mission is to empower ambitious low-income FGCS, especially those from countryside, to break cycles of poverty and injustice and become global citizen, via mentorship, professional and personal development training and a robust network. In turn, FGCS give back to the community by various ways, such as helping low-income high school students to be FGCS. Welcome to follow us on Wechat, Weibo and Sohu (search “CYOT”)!

11 to 50 staff

Permit Shanghai

The Indonesian Students’ Association in Shanghai (Perhimpunan Pelajar dan Mahasiswa Indonesia di Tiongkok, Shanghai), also known as PERMIT Shanghai, is a leading organization of Indonesian students in Shanghai, operating under the supervision of the Indonesian Consulate General (KJRI). Established on November 4, 2011, with the approval of PPIT, PERMIT Shanghai provides a professional platform for Indonesian students to collaborate, learn, and grow together. The organization hosts cultural, academic, and professional events that connect students with local and international partners, promoting engagement and knowledge exchange. Membership is open to all Indonesian students pursuing long-term studies in Shanghai. PERMIT Shanghai welcomes partnerships and collaborations to engage with Indonesia’s next generation of leaders in a vibrant, international setting. Get in Touch! WeChat: permit_sh Email: outreach.permitshanghai@gmail.com Instagram:@permitshanghai

11 to 50 staff

Afcham African Chamber Of Commerce In China

The African Chamber of Commerce in China was created in order to achieve the following goals: Support its members’ success by promoting a healthy business environment in China. Establish a platform for gathering market information, best practices, and meeting potential African and Chinese business partners. Strengthen Africa-China commercial ties and provide high-quality business information and resources. Be the leading international business association in China by bringing together experts from a wide range of business fields.

11 to 50 staff

China Youth Development Foundation

China Youth Development Foundation (CYDF) is a national public foundation founded in March 1989 in Beijing. The mission of CYDF is to empower young people to build capacity by providing aid services, carrying out social advocacy, and giving a voice to the interests of young people. Project Hope, launched by CYDF in October 1989, is one of the most well-known and widely participated philanthropic programs in China. The mission of Project Hope is to provide every child with the opportunity to develop, learn, and thrive. On the principle of common mission and values, CYDF has established partnerships with 33 foundations at both provincial level and municipal level, as authorized and envisaged by the CYDF service trademark. In providing aid and support to the underserved, Project Hope has played a significant role in advocating ethics, addressing social problems, and promoting widespread national reform. At the close of 2013, Project Hope raised a cumulative 9.76 billion RMB (3.17 billion of which was raised by CYDF); aided 4,953,743 impoverished rural students; and built 18,335 Hope Primary Schools. Additional achievements of Project Hope include: 20,604 Mini Libraries; 926 Computer Labs; 2,850 Hope Kitchens; 5,959 Happy Playgrounds; 924 Music Classrooms; 320 Arts Classrooms; 565 sets of digital movie projection; 78,468 rural primary school teachers trained; 10 charity vocational schools sponsored; 5 Hope Communities; 22 Hope Hospitals and 507 Hope Clinics. Every 3 out of Chinese students have received a Project Hope scholarship, and every 7 out of 100 rural elementary schools in China are Hope Elementary Schools. In addition to Project Hope, CYDF is also dedicated to efforts that enagage young people in environment protection, science exploration and innovation, voluntary service and social entreprenuership. In 2013, CYDF was again rated by the Ministry of Civil Affairs as a 5A foundation.

51 to 200 staff

Project Pengyou

Project Pengyou (“Pengyou” means friend in Mandarin Chinese) is a flagship initiative of the Golden Bridges Foundation that fosters U.S-China youth leadership. Conceived in 2011 as a public-private partnership with the State Department to build a global community of Americans with firsthand China experience, Project Pengyou has since trained over 200 youth leaders and launched over 60 Project Pengyou campus chapters across the United States to empower young Americans and Chinese to serve as active U.S-China bridge-builders. Backed by funding from the Ford Foundation, Project Pengyou chapters organize events and national U.S-China youth campaigns, with a growing footprint in coastal and interior states, including New York, California, Kentucky, and Iowa. In addition, Project Pengyou maintains a dynamic online resource hub with over members, and hundreds of China related jobs, events and exchange programs

1 to 10 staff

Boao Forum For Asia

Boao Forum for Asia (BFA) is a nongovernmental and nonprofit international organization with a fixed conference date and a fixed domicile. Proposed in 1998 by Fidel V. Ramos, former President of the Philippines, Bob Hawke, former Prime Minister of Australia, and Morihiro Hosokawa, former Prime Minister of Japan, BFA was formally inaugurated on February 27 2001. Boao, Hainan Province, China serves as the permanent site of BFA Headquarters. Since 2002, BFA has been holding its annual conference at Boao. BFA has won great support from Asian countries and drawn extensive attention of the whole world. Now, it has become a high-end platform for dialogs among leaders of national governments, industrial and business circles, and academic circles of countries in Asia and other continents about the important issues in Asia and even the whole world. BFA is dedicated to promoting Asian countries to achieve common development through further integration of regional economy. The purpose of BFA is to base itself on Asia and promote and deepen the economic exchange, coordination, and cooperation within Asia and between Asia and other parts of the world. It also aims to offer a high-end dialog platform for governments, enterprises, experts, and scholars to jointly discuss economy, society, and environment and other relevant issues. Through its working network with the political, business, and academic circles, BFA will serve the ever-growing economic cooperation among its members and between its members and other entities.

11 to 50 staff

Zhejiang International Studies University

Zhejiang International Studies University (Chinese; pinyin: Zhèjiāng Wàiguóyǔ Xuéyuàn) is located in the city of Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. Zhejiang International Studies University (ZISU), situated near the West Lake, is run by Zhejiang Provincial Government. The main root of this university was founded in 1987 known as the Quishi Academy then it became formerly known as Zhejiang Education Institute, which was founded in 1955 and started enrolling full-time undergraduates in 1994, ZISU got its present name in 2010 with the authorization of the State Ministry of Education. The full-time teachers total including 69 professors and 110 associate professors, 81 of whom hold a Ph. D. Among them, one is the National Outstanding Teacher, seven the Provincial Outstanding Teachers, 21 the Provincial Outstanding Talents, and 11 the Provincial Young Academic Leaders. Moreover, ZISU currently employs 9 foreign experts and teachers. Colleges and Departments English Language and Culture European and Asian Languages and Culture Chinese Language and Culture International Business Administration Educational Science Science and Technology Arts Applied Foreign Languages International Education Adult Education and Lifelong Learning The Department of Social Sciences The Department of Physical Education 195519942010“ ”20188 13//“”//35151355“”B2017-2020 168500

5001 to 10000 staff

Innovation & Entrepreneurship Competition For Overseas Talents 2018 Hangzhou

Innovation & Entrepreneurship Competition for Overseas Talents 2018• Hangzhou is sponsored by the CPC Hangzhou Municipal Committee and Hangzhou Municipal Government, and undertaken by the Organization Department (Talents Office) of CPC Hangzhou Municipal Committee, Hangzhou Municipal Commission of Science and Technology and Hangzhou Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau. Since 2015, the competition has been successfully held for three sessions, and a total of more than 1,500 projects from over 20 countries and regions have been implemented, with remarkable results. The competition focuses on building a comprehensive platform with the resources such as policies, talents, funds, industries and markets, etc. The 2018 competition has two special sessions; Overseas Students’Innovation and Entrepreneurship Projects, and Foreigners’Innovation and Entrepreneurship Projects. Overseas Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship Projects : Download registration form & wpdmdl=981). Complete the registration form in Chinese and send to our official email iecoth2018@163.com with your project PowerPoint. Foreigners’ Innovation and Entrepreneurship Projects: Download registration form & wpdmdl=979). Complete the form in English and send it back to our official email address iecoth2018@163.com. Look forward to your participation!

201 to 500 staff

Zhejiang International Sci-Tech Innovation Center

International project and techology match-making, project landing, incubation and acceleration, international exchanges and collaboration, companies register and related issues.

51 to 200 staff

Cuhksz International Students' Association Isa

The International Students' Association (ISA) is a student organization that represents the international community at CUHKSZ and serves as a bridge between the student body and the university. At the ISA, we are committed to creating a compassionate, diverse, and globally engaged university community, where every international student is inspired, supported, and celebrated.

11 to 50 staff

Permit Beijing

PERMIT Beijing adalah organisasi kemahasiswaan yang resmi berdiri pada tanggal 1 Juni 2008, serta mendapat pengakuan dan perlindungan dari Kedutaan Besar Republik Indonesia di Tiongkok dan merupakan salah satu organisasi cabang dari PPIT Tiongkok.

11 to 50 staff

Eco-Oracy

ECO-ORACY is a non-profit organization aimed at building an ecosystem of education, culture, and oral history in China. Our missions are to 1) increase recognition, foster best practices, and encourage support for oral history; 2) make history and folklore fashionable, understandable, and fun; and 3) provide quality oral history services and education for the society.

11 to 50 staff

Ppit Wuxi Indonesian Student Association In Wuxi, P.R. China

The Indonesian Student Association in China (PPIT) Wuxi Branch is an organization established to unite and nurture Indonesian students who are pursuing education in Wuxi City, China. On May 5, 2015, PPIT Wuxi became a part of the Suzhou Branch of PPIT. After 2 years of operation, PPIT Wuxi officially became a branch on May 27, 2017, during the 6th National Congress of PPI China 2017 in Hangzhou City. PPIT Wuxi continues to strive to assist Indonesian students in Wuxi City in integrating, learning, and making positive contributions in the academic and socio-cultural environment of China through empowering and diverse recreational activities.

11 to 50 staff

Shenzhen Association Of Trade In Services

Shenzhen Association of Trade in Services is a non-profit social organization joined by trade in services enterprises, industrial enterprises or organizations voluntarily. It has over 700 member enterprises. Major services: 1. Assisting government in improving policy system of development of trade in services to foster excellent development environment for enterprises. Uniting elite enterprises in various industries to establish platforms for information, coordination and promotion of trade in services, and supporting the development of all sectors of trade in service. Organizing enterprises to take diversified field business trips abroad and helping them with exploiting international market. Organizing enterprises to attend various conferences such as negotiation meetings, project promotion conferences and forum to strengthen international communication and cooperation. Assisting foreign enterprises in searching proper sites as well as setting up companies and providing them with law and policy consulting services.

11 to 50 staff

Upbeing

Upbeing is a social enterprise based in Shanghai. UpbeingUpbeing is a service provider of personalized community education. We facilitate projects for those who are interested in social issues to take actions by learning online and offline. We combine community crowdsourcing to form a three-win vision of personal growth, ecological community building, and service to the earth. We create a trackable personal growth map for each participants and to make it easier for taking actions.

1 to 10 staff

Zeepin Cultural And Creative Co., Ltd

Zeepin distributed copyright project aimed to help creators with IP protection.

11 to 50 staff

Ccpit Tex Global

CCPIT TEX is short for the Sub-Council of Textile Industry, China Council for the Promotion of International Trade. Exhibitions: organizing textile-related exhibitions globally; 2. Events: organizing events on international trade programs; 3. Consultance: trade and economic cooperation information provider; 4. IPR service

51 to 200 staff

China Esl

China ESL provides a unique Cultural Exchange Program for those who are adventurous and who want to spend an extended period of time exploring China. We offer you the culturally rich life experiences you seek, as well as the profitable, rewarding job to pay for it.

11 to 50 staff

Enactus Nottingham Ningbo China

Enactus UNNC Enactus UNNC was found on September 2007 and developed to be a mature and reliable team with 6 foundational departments and 7project departments. The members of the team come from 7 countries. Our current projects include Ecología, Dugreen, Development Team, Fresher’s Fair, Suit-Able, plaspring, Leechieve. In addition, we have already successfully finished Beevelop, Ginsolution, Yinxue White Tea, Business Dream, Energy Auditing, Goldman Sachs and Thenea project, benefitting a total of 12,944 people. Our projects have gained the support from well-known multinational firms and the government, including British Embassy, the Government of Nottingham, P&G and Deloitte, Besides, nearly 40 medias such as China Youth Daily, Qianjiang Evening News, Ningbo TV pay close attention to our performance, covering around audiences, Due to our successful projects and team building, ENACTUS UNNC was crowned the China National CHAMPION among 130 national teams in the national competition held in Shanghai in May 2010. After that, representing China, ENACTUS-UNNC entered the 2010 Enactus World Cup held in Los Angles in October 2010. We competed with 38 other countries’ national champions and won the Second Place of the World Cup finally.

51 to 200 staff

Kclcaa

KCLCAA (King’s College London Chinese Alumni Association) is a non-profit organization, aiming to unite the community of Chinese alumni from King’s College London. The organization provides a robust and cohesive platform for alumni to socialize with each other. Up till now, it has over 350 members in total and is growing rapidly thanks to its great influence on alumni and existing student. More importantly, over 10 world-renowned figures have joined as honorable alumni such as Mr. Mingwei Liu, Ms. Chenger Deng, Ms. Xi Luo, etc. KCLCAA is subject to Western Returned Scholars Association’s leadership (WRSA is the largest network of overseas students in China) with Mr. Mingwei Liu (Chairman of Chinese Estates Holding Limited, famous businessman and philanthropist) being the honorable chairman and Mr. Kerry Brown (Famous professor and director of China Research Institute at KCL) invited as general counselor. As to the organization structure, the board of executive committees is at the top of it, responsible for the decision-making process via voting scheme, including but not limited to resolutions relating to Director nomination, appointment, removal and remuneration. The board of directors, according to the guidelines of executive committees, are responsible for the management and leadership of the organization. The organization currently consists of seven functional councils (Internal operation, Communication, Media, Planning, Careers, Business and Charity Councils), hosting a variety of world-class events and providing comprehensive services to our great alumni community. No matter you are one of KCL alumni or an existing student who wants to contribute with your best capacity, welcome to join us! Let’s make a better KCLCAA!

1001 to 5000 staff

Ppit Nanjing

Organisasi pelajar Indonesia di Tiongkok Cabang Kota Nanjing yang kini menaungi pelajar Indonesia di kota Nanjing, Huai’an, Jurong, LianYunGang, Ma’anshan, Taizhou, Xuzhou, Yancheng, Zhenjiang.

11 to 50 staff

Ppit Nanning

organisasi pelajar resmi yang berupaya menghimpun pelajar Indonesia di Tiongkok yang berada di kota Nanning.

11 to 50 staff

Shanghai Disabled Person's Federation

On September 25, 1986, the city held the inaugural meeting of the Disabled Persons' Federation, announcing the formal establishment of Shanghai Disabled Persons' Federation, the first disabled persons' federation in China. Shanghai Disabled Persons' Federation is the unified organization of the disabled in Shanghai. The following associations are established respectively for the blind, the deaf and the disabled Federation and three associations a group, four brands. The Federation is also responsible for the rehabilitation of the mentally disabled and the mentally ill and other social activities. In 1988, with the approval of the municipal government, Shanghai Disabled Persons' Federation was designated as a unit at the deputy bureau level. In 1996, it was upgraded to a bureau-level organisational unit.

51 to 200 staff

Shanghai Smart City Development Institute

Shanghai Smart City Development Institute is a professional research institution in the field of smart city in China, guided by Shanghai Municipal Commission of Economy and Informatization. Since its establishment in 2012, the Institute has been committed to providing the industry with high-quality services, such as smart city top-level design, programming project, standard assessment, industrial researches, cooperation and exchange, and professional training.

11 to 50 staff

The Royal Asiatic Society China In Shanghai

In 1857 a small group of British and Americans seeking intellectual engagement in a city dedicated to commerce established the Shanghai Literary and Scientific Society. Within a year the organisation was granted affiliation with the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland (RAS), and the North China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society (NCBRAS) was born. The RAS returned to China in 2006 when a branch was established in Hangzhou. Its activities were transferred to Shanghai in early 2007 and in September that year under the name of The RAS China in Shanghai it formally reconvened the activities of the North China Branch of the RAS. The Society is very aware of the need to build upon its tradition and to embrace the challenges and opportunities to develop its activities and interests for a wide audience today. Apart from offering a broad range of talks and events the Society has resurrected its journal and has established a new library for the benefit of our members, scholars and the public.

501 to 1000 staff

Charlotte Sister Cities

In 1956, President Dwight D. Eisenhower called for increased people-to-people cooperation based on citizen diplomacy initiatives. This led to the creation of sister cities partnerships between cities in the United States and cities located around the world. On February 5, 1962, Charlotte formally started its first sister cities partnership with Arequipa, Peru. Our city’s network of sister cities partnership has expanded to include Krefeld, Germany (1985), Baoding, China (1987), Voronezh, Russia (1991), Limoges, France (1992), Wrocław, Poland (1993), and Kumasi, Ghana (1995).

11 to 50 staff

Beijing Equality

Beijing Equality sees a future where women and girls are free from all forms of violence. Our mission is to promote laws and policies that secure gender equality and address violence against women through research, training, and service. We assist and collaborate with institutions, professionals, and volunteers to uphold and advance women's rights.

1 to 10 staff

Global Shapers Beijing Ii Hub

Born out of the World Economic Forum, the Global Shapers Community is a network of inspiring young people under the age of 33 working together to address local, regional, and global challenges. With more than members, the Global Shapers Community spans around 500 city-based hubs in 150 countries. The Beijing II Hub is the international hub of Beijing, comprised of a diverse group of global citizens with ties connecting China to communities all over the world.

11 to 50 staff

Green Pioneers Association

The Green Pioneers Association, one of the largest and most influential student organizations in Jinan, was founded in 2011 under the Youth League Committee of Jinan Foreign Language School. Growing from an environmental advocacy group into a comprehensive volunteer service organization, its impact now spans the school and broader society. Flagship initiatives like the "Green Bank" recycling program and collaborations with local and international partners have positioned the association as a leader in sustainability. Recognized by prominent media outlets and government organizations, it continues to drive meaningful change in environmental protection and community services.

501 to 1000 staff

Joyeux Fund

JOYEUX FUND with volunteers to create more opportunities help more and more left-behind children in mountainous areas back to school and realize their dreams!

201 to 500 staff

Livaway

LivAway community connects foreigners who want to step out the "expat bubble", with locals who appreciate foreign culture. We organize- KINDNESS Exchange: one-on-one offline meet up to exchange language/skills- Local Advice: customized advice for your startup, career or profession as a foreigner in Shanghai by local experts.

1 to 10 staff

Shanghai Federation Of Industry And Commerce

Shanghai Federation of Industry and Commerce, also known as Shanghai General Chamber of Commerce, is a civic organization and chamber of commerce mainly composed of non-public enterprises and business personages. Established in 1951, Shanghai Federation of Industry and Commerce is one of the earliest provincial federations in China. It assists the governance of the non-public sector of economy as a component of the Shanghai Political Consultative Congress.

51 to 200 staff

Soho-Ku

Charity taking care of disabled people in Shanghai who suffer of low self-esteem and we are rehabiliting them in giving them for task. Aiming at gaining a mutual understanding among Chinese and foreigners. Organizing and planning events every year and call in for finding new volunteers all year round.

1 to 10 staff

Sheup Magazine

The SheUp Magazine is an exclusive physical and written, designed, curated, photographed, and experienced by women.

1 to 10 staff

Badi Foundation

Founded in Macau in 1990, the Badi Foundation is a not-for-profit, non-governmental organization dedicated to serving society by developing the capacity of individuals, institutions and communities in the People’s Republic of China through education and training. Working in collaboration with government at the national, provincial and local levels, the Badi Foundation primarily develops educational and training programs and implements them in rural and semi-rural areas, with the aims of enhancing the ability of populations to contribute to the social and economic development of their communities and promoting sustainable, balanced development in the greater China region.

51 to 200 staff

Ppit Chengdu

11 to 50 staff

Anhui Jinqiao Automobile Club Co., Ltd

Chengdu Culture & Tourism Development Group L.L.C

1 to 10 staff

King Nation

201 to 500 staff

Clientearth

We are a non-profit using the power of the law to bring about end-to-end systemic change: informing, implementing and enforcing the law, drafting and advising decision-makers on policy, building legal expertise, and ensuring citizens’ access to the laws that defend them. We take governments to court – and win. We force polluting industries to shut down. We protect irreplaceable forests and vulnerable species. We empower people and NGOs with the legal rights to bring forward environmental battles of their own. Using the law means that we create real, long-lasting and embedded change. We’re working to secure a lasting civilisation in which people and nature thrive together. We work in partnership across borders, systems and sectors, ingeniously using the law to protect life on Earth.

201 to 500 staff

China Suc Institute

Sustainable Urban Development and Livable Community Institute(China SUC Institute) is a civil society focusing on the interdisciplinary study of sustainable cities and communities in China and also an international research institute in the area of sustainable cities and communities directly advocated and supported by UN agencies since the official implementation of 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. It encompasses experts, scholars and practitioners in the fields of urban science, community science and sustainable development and cooperates with construction, planning and management authorities of cities and communities as well as research units, universities and enterprises. Sha Zukang, former UN Under Secretary General and Secretary General of UN Conference on Sustainable Development, serves as Honorary President of China SUC Institute. Li Xiang, Executive Member of China Association for Promoting International Economic & Technical Cooperation and Executive Director of SUC Programme, serves as President of China SUC Institute. China SUC Institute consists of Urban Science Department, Community Science Department, Standardization Department, International Cooperation Department, Monitoring and Evaluation Department, Secretary General Office, Promotion Department, Finance Department and others. Special Research Groups of different areas will also be formed as the Institute expands to establish joint research centers with related provincial and city-level organizations across China and overseas. Based on the SDGs of the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and related international standards, the Institute undertakes prospective and applicable research regarding Standards System, Management System, Technical System, Industry System, Policies and Theories and Planning and Methods for sustainable cities and communities to address the key problems hindering the sustainable development of cities and communities in China.

11 to 50 staff

Ppit Chonqing

Indonesian Students' Association in the People's Republic of China - Chongqing Branch PPIT Chongqing (Perhimpunan Pelajar Indonesia di Tiongkok, Chongqing) is also known as the Indonesian Student Association in the People's Republic of China Chongqing Branch. It's established in 2013 and functions as a platform to embrace and help all Indonesians in Chongqing. Contact us: contact@ppitchongqing.com

11 to 50 staff

Icc China

China Chamber of International Commerce, or CCOIC, was established in 1988 with the approval of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China. Affiliated to China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), CCOIC is a nationwide chamber of commerce comprised of enterprises, groups and other business organizations that are engaged in international commercial activities in China. CCOIC adopts a membership system and its main responsibilities include: promoting economic and trade exchanges and cooperation between China and foreign countries; reflecting interest appeal of enterprises to international organizations and government departments of China and foreign countries on behalf of Chinese business community; participating in constitution and promotion of international trade rules; facilitating enterprises to participate in international competition and cooperation; safeguarding legitimate rights of its members, and actively advocating social responsibility and public welfare among business circles. By mid-December 2019, CCOIC has member enterprises, including most central SOEs, national financial institutions, a large number of well-known private enterprises and foreign-funded enterprises. CCOIC has become one of the most influential business associations in China. With the aim of building a hub-like chamber of commerce, CCOIC has institutional cooperation with other business associations from home and abroad, and provides services for its members and other enterprises including international exchange, industrial cooperation, legal advice, market information, exhibition planning, project investment and training.

201 to 500 staff

International Society For Digital Earth

The International Society for Digital Earth (ISDE), inaugurated in 2006 is a non-political, non-governmental and not-for-profit international organization. Its mission is to benefit society by promoting the development and realization of Digital Earth. The purpose of ISDE is to promote international cooperation on realising the vision of Digital Earth, and enable Digital Earth technologies to play key roles in economic and socially-sustainable development, to promote information technology and to reduce digital gap. ISDE will play key role in different aspects of using natural resources, optimizing environment, protecting cultural heritage, improving disaster mitigation ability, global change studies, natural resources conservation and improvement of living standards.ISDE has successfully organized 12 International Symposia on Digital Earth and 9 Digital Earth Summits in 15 countries around the world.

1 to 10 staff

Zeepin Foundation

Zeepin is the world’s first customised platform that provides more protection, more recognition, more connection and more support for everyone in the creative industries. Anchored on decentralising one of the fastest growing industries in the world currently stunted by inefficiencies, Zeepin is using innovation to launch a borderless and transparent new economy with its own ZPT digital currency. The Zeepin ecosystem is made up of a suite of tools called dApps that provide a full range of services to help creators grow their market. With Zeepin dApps, you can easily and cost-effectively copyright; authorise; transact; insure; connect; crowdfund and launch exiting projects.

11 to 50 staff