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Tag Archives: CIDCA

BRI Notebook: The Chinese aid system’s response to the Turkey and Syria earthquakes

What does China’s post-quake aid to Turkey and Syria say about its notion of “great power responsibility”?

2023年3月23日 in Foreign aid.

China’s foreign aid for biodiversity: why issue-based aid calls for institutionalized inter-agency cooperation

Sun Tianshu argues that the current fragmented foreign aid system needs overarching coordination for it to support Chinese diplomacy and address global challenges

2021年10月20日 in Biodiversity, Foreign aid.

China’s Manifesto for Leadership in Global Development

A new White Paper articulates China’s approach to international development cooperation, aiming to restore the moral orientation in development assistance and gain legitimacy among international and domestic audiences.

2021年2月8日 in Foreign aid.

What China’s new foreign aid rules can and cannot do

CIDCA’s proposed Measures open a new window into Chinese foreign aid, but stakeholders should manage their expectations

2018年12月18日 in Foreign aid.

China in Africa: discovering the “China Model” through empirical evidence

Empirical research depicts a picture of Chinese involvement in Africa different from common perception

2018年8月19日 in Africa, Foreign aid, Overseas finance.

China’s climate foreign aid after ministerial re-shuffle

How well can China run its climate foreign aid program outside the UN framework

2018年6月24日 in Foreign aid.

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  • BRI in media (17)
  • Editor's note (5)
  • Energy investment (14)
  • Foreign aid (11)
  • Governance (12)
  • Latin America (3)
  • Middle East (1)
  • Overseas finance (24)
  • Southeast Asia (11)

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