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U.S. - China Environment, Science and
Technology Cooperation
China and the United States cooperate in the fields of environment,
science and technology and health under our 1979 bilateral S&T
umbrella agreement, which was recently renewed to last until 2006. Under the
terms of this Agreement, Chinese and U.S. government agencies now cooperate
in over thirty specialized fields, including energy efficiency, clean energy
and environmental protection.
U.S. - China ES&T Cooperation
- Remarks
of Dr. Stephen Ostroff, Deputy Director of National Center for
Infectious Diseases, at ASEAN+3 High-level Symposium on SARS
June
3, 2003
- U.S.
Relief Funds Assist Xinjiang Earthquake Victims April
2003
- Statement
of the U.S. - China
Working Group on Climate Change January 2003
- Remarks
by U.S. Ambassador Clark Randt, Jr. at Sino-U.S. Conference on Research
and Training in AIDS-Related Areas November 1, 2002 November 2002
- Minutes
of the Executive Secretaries’ Meeting of the U.S.- PRC Joint Commission
on Scientific and Technological Cooperation, Guilin, November 12-14,2002
- ABA-CEEC
Environmental Governance Project Has Successful First Year
October 2002
- U.S.-China
Cooperation on HIV/AIDS July 2002
- Xinjiang
Flood Victims Receive U.S. Relief Funds June 2002
- Soil and
Water Center is Latest Milestone in U.S.-China Agro-Environment
Cooperation June 2002
- Minutes
of the 10th Meeting of the U.S.-PRC Joint Commission on Scientific and
Technological Cooperation, Beijing, April 25-26, 2002
- Remarks
of Dr. Jeffrey Koplan, Director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC), at a Ceremony Marking the Establishment of the
"China CDC" January 23, 2002
- Embassy
Presentation on U.S. Cooperation with China on Environmental
Protection (MS PowerPoint in English and Chinese)
- Information
on Chinese Environmental NGO`s Participating in Embassy-Sponsored
Environmental NGO Fair on September 19, 2001 (in Chinese and English)
- Statement
of United States Vice President Richard Cheney on the occasion of the
3rd U.S.-China Oil and Gas Industry Forum September 11, 2001 (in
English)(in
Chinese)
- Remarks
by U.S. Ambassador Clark T. Randt, Jr. at U.S.-China Clean Energy Forum
August 29,2001
- Joint
Statement on Cooperation on Environment & Development Between the
United States and China (in English) (in
Chinese)
- Summary
of the Third Session of U.S.-China Forum on Environment and
Development January 2000
- U.S.
China Science and Technology Agreement Secretaries Meeting February
'99
- China
GLOBE Environmental Education Program
Some Sino-U.S.
Cooperation Activities
Wilson Center Inventory of U.S.
Government, NGO, Third Country Bilateral and Multilateral environmental
activities with China
- U.S. Government and Third Country
Bilateral Activities with China Third countries listed are
Australia, Canada, Denmark, European Union, Germany, Japan, the
Netherlands, New Zealand, and Norway.
- Nongovernmental, Academic, and Multilateral
Organization Activities Some web pages are listed.
Multilateral listed include the Asian Development Bank, UNDP, UNEP, and
the World Bank.
U.S. and Third Country NGO Private
Cooperation Initiatives
- US-China NGOs September 1999 U.S.
- China Environmental NGO forum
- China Brief on private,
corporate and official development aid to China
- Financing Environmental Protection in
China: The Role of Foundations and NGOs Some frank views from a Wilson Center Environmental Changes and
Security Project working group.
- About Operation Smile improves
the quality of life for children, families, and communities in 15
developing nations where there is a profound need for specialized
medical care and surgery. Operation Smile now serves Chengdu, Kumming,
Nanchana, Zhaoqing, and Nanjing; 1,300 patients treated and 3,902 man
hours of training offered.
- Bridge to Asia is a nonprofit
organization which supports education and research in developing
countries in Asia. Current projects include 1) Internet-based
"information-transfer stations" in the fields of medicine,
law, and planning and architecture, 2) the China Telemedicine Project,
and 3) a book donation program.
- China Foundation, Inc The
China Foundation, Inc. was incorporated as a non-profit, charitable
organization in 1997. The mission of the Foundation is to raise funds
for improving basic health services and elementary education programs in
underdeveloped rural areas in China.
- Ford Foundation
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- Global Greengrants Fund
international environmental grassroots foundation for developing
countries around the globe
- Heifer Project International helps
impoverished families worldwide become more self-reliant through the
gift of livestock and training in their care. Information on programs
and volunteer opportunities. Local people then "pass on the
gift" to others in their community. China projects include the
Jianyang White Goose Project, the Da Yi County Rabbit Project, the Lezhi
County Meat Goat Project and the Xinjiang Dairy Cattle Project.
- Heart to Heart Internationalis
active in providing medical supplies and other provisions in times of
disaster in China. It also assists in other medical areas.
- International Fund for China's
Environment
- Orbis International
ORBIS International is a non profit making organisation dedicated to
fighting curable blindness worldwide through health education and hands
on training for ophthalmologists, nurses, anaesthetists, biomedical
engineers and health care workers. Operating from the world's only
"flying eye hospital", a fully equipped teaching hospital in a
converted DC-10 aircraft, ORBIS has carried out 290 programmes in 72
countries and has trained over 33,000 doctors and nurses since it was
established in 1982. Orbis visited Hefei, China in Summer 1997.
- PATH : Program for Appropriate
Technology in Health For over three years, PATH has worked with the
State Family Planning Commission (SFPC) in China to strengthen men's
involvement in reproductive health.
Medical Books for China International enriches medical libraries
throughout China. Address: 1201 E. Florence Avenue, Santa Fe Springs,
CA 9060-4504 USA (506) 976-8774
- Yale School of Nursing, in
cooperation with the World AIDS Foundation, trains Chinese nurses in
techniques of AIDS treatment and prevention. These nurses in turn
educate their colleagues.
Chinese Government Perspectives on
International Cooperation on ES&T:
Ministry of Science and
Technology Overview of PRC International S&T Cooperation
Ministry
of Science and Technology S&T Newsletter
Some International Organization and Third
Country Official Cooperation Actitivites with China
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contents.
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