VIDEO: We have a lot of topics in common
Watch now – our brand new film on the unique European-Chinese […]
The EU-China Twinning Programme Explained on IAPS Dialogue
The IAPS Diaologue posted an article about our EU-China Twinning Programme […]
VIDEO: Forum theatre as tool for sexual education
With their great follow-up project in Hei Feng Antoaneta and Zhilu, […]
VIDEO: EU-China Twinning Alumni Network Kick-off
A video documentation about the EU-China Twinning Alumni meeting in September […]
Guangzhou Twinner & Alumni meet-up
An interesting development in 2017’s Twinning project was a certain cluster of participants that had formed in southern China, specifically Guangzhou. Therefore it was no real surprise that a semi-spontaneous meet-up was organized in the Guangdong metropolis....
Forum Theatre for Social Change – an article on IAPS Dialogue
Yao Zhilu and Antoaneta Pophlebarova write about their experiences they made at the Forum Theatre for Social Change, a project supported by Stiftung Asienhaus as a follow-up activity of the 2016 EU-China NGO Twinning Programme....
Environmental Public Interest Litigation – an article on IAPS Dialogue
Alba Iranzo Dosdad and Carlota Ruiz-Bautista, environmental lawyers at the International Institute for law & the environment in Madrid, recently published an article on IAPS Dialogue about Environmental Public Interest Litigation in China compared to the EU,...
Must read – NGO-Partnerschaften in China
Das Medienbüro Düsseldorf Beijing berichtet in seinem Newsletter über den Jahresbericht 2016 unseres NGO Twinning Programms. http://www.mdb-consult.com/newsletter/newsletter-09-2017/
The EU-China Twinning Programme Explained on IAPS Dialogue
The IAPS Diaologue posted an article about our EU-China Twinning Programme written by Nora Sausmikat and Joanna Klabisch. The article reports on the current trend of "shrinking spaces" for the civil society not only in China, but worldwide, and briefly explains our...
Testimonials
“My personal highlight was going beyond the cliché of China as a severely disciplined, restrictive country and seeing a welcoming and flourishing environment for business, NGO work and personal well-being.”
“The whole program was a truly enriching experience from which we will all profit for a very long time – true to the spirit of sustainability.”
“This program connects people and nations, and helps us to develop many different methods for our work, thereby fostering our strengths.”