Overview NGOs, charities and social groups in China have their unique position outside the market and the state. Generally smaller scale, connections to citizens, flexibility, capacity to promote private initiative in support of public purposes, and their contributions to building 'social capital', they have been regarded as strategically important participants in the search for a 'middle way' between the market and the state. Co-operative projects are concentrated in areas of gender, environment, public health, poverty and education, where the Chinese government requires assistance in tackling a range of social, environmental and rural problems associated with pro-market reform. Chinese NGOs nowadays can be characterised as existing in a transitional stage between complete dependence on the government and some degree of autonomy from it. We can still say there are advantages and strengths of NGOs enabling them to live up to expectations of the public and state. The following are current internship offerings within green economy fields, proceed to applying now:
The host is a global, science-led bio-pharmaceutical business and their innovative medicines are used by millions of patients worldwide. Responsibilities:
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The host has been protecting nature for the benefit of all for dacades. Through science, policy, and partnerships, it is helping build a healthier, more prosperous and productive world. RESPONSIBILITIES:
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Damien from USA have attended this internship. Contact them for any advice from budgeting tips to housing insights on their experience in Guangzhou.
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