Follow-Up Projects
Four Twinners joining forces on a Follow Up Project
Georgeta Mureanu, Li Fangfang, Louisa Kistemaker, and Shi Shan worked altogether on a follow-up project. All four of them participated in our EU-China Twinning Program in 2015 and decided to continue the exchange beyond the Program. They organized a festival kaleidoscope on arts-based methods, non-formal education and sustainability. The organizations they represented were FCASEC (Romania), a tip: tap (Germany), Evergreen Center for Sustainable Development and Eco-Watch Institute (both from...
Forum Theatre in Heifeng – A Follow-up Project
In 2016, Antoaneta from the BalkanKids Foundation and Zhilu from Lingnan Partner Community Support Centre worked together on sexual education not only during the EU-China Twinning program, but continued their successful cooperation also after the official program had ended. On both sides, the Chinese and Bulgarian partners were mutually inspired by the work of their partners. While Zhilu was particularly impressed by the variety of training opportunities offered and funded by the EU, the...
Urban Solid Waste Policy: A Comparison between Capannori and Beijing
Zero Waste Italy & Friends of Nature – In four stages the two former Twinning organizations compared waste production and management in the cities of Cappanori and Beijing.
Zero Waste Festival in France
Zero Waste France & AIFEN (Shanghai) – In July 2016 AIFEN job-shadowed the orgaization and implementation of Zero Waste France’s music festival to raise awareness of waste production.
International Coastal Cleanups
Marine Conservation Society (UK) & Shanghai Rendu Ocean Development Center – the two formeTwinning partners will organize beach cleanups in both the UK and China and share their experience through social media.
Non-Formal Education Theatre Festival and Exhibition 2016
A tiptap e.V. (Berlin) & FCASEC (Romania) & Evergreen Centre (Beijing)
Report on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) in Chicken Eggs from Pollution Hotspots in China
Arnika (Czech Republic) & Nature University (Beijing)
Transitioning from high to low pesticide-use in a Heinigou farming community
Save our Seeds (Germany) & Pesticide Eco-Alternatives Center (Kunming) jointly assist the village of Heinigou in reducing its pesticide use, following the 2015 Twinning exchange. Within the framework of the of the international 2000m2 Project established by the Foundation on Future Farming (FFF), they organize training sessions and exchange among local farmers.
Chongqing Pilot Project for Developing a Low Carbon Campus Evaluation Index
Innovative Green Development Program (Beijing) & Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy (Germany)
Joint Papers on Transport Electrification and on the Environmental Impact of the BREXIT
Rock Environment and Energy Institute (Beijing & Change Partnership (UK)
A Visit in London, a Theatre Performance in Changcha and More
Theatre performace in Changcha Chickenshed (London, UK) & Hunan Aimier (Changsha, China) - In July 2014 Chickenshed’s Dave Carey and Charlie Kemp visited Hunan Aimer again, staging a performance resulting from the Chickenshed/Aimier partnership. During their Twinning exchange in China they put together a ten-minute show with 9–11 year olds and, crucially, with mixed participation of children with and without disabilities. For Chickenshed, which works together with children of all...
Monitoring Green Credit Policies of Chinese Banks
Green Watershed (Yunnan, China) & Both ENDS (Amsterdam, Netherlands) - The participation in the Twinning program has led to an ongoing durable work relationship between both NGOs. Their joint work consists of monitoring and assessing green credit policies of Chinese banks and the social and environmental safeguards of the World Bank, the latter to make Chinese civil society part of an international CSO effort for stronger environmental and social policies and to achieve an upward...