Date: 1993-05-05
Description: This report is a detailed study to the means by which sustainability can be achieved. It identifies some priorities and formulates the following recommendations on: Energy, Biodiversity, Valuation and Pricing on resources, adequate funds, for implementing environmental law, and, international efforts to cope with global environmental problems.
Date: 1994-09-22
Description: This report outlines specific recommendations taken from the council's review of six Working Groups. It concludes that the future, particular attention should be paid to the problems of transportation and water.
Date: 1995
Description: This document outlines recommendations for setting targets for cleaning up China's pollution. For example, China needs a better system of indicators and monitoring.
Date: 1997-10-05
Description: On the basis of its sixth year of experience, the Council draws attention to some fundamental points which underlie its present and future work, including China's endorsement of the strategy of sustainable development and the importance of China in the planetary environment.
Date: 2000-11-02
Description: A summary of recommendations to the Chinese Government by the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development with reference to Western China.
Date: 2000-11-02
Description: This report contains recommendations to the Chinese government on China's great western development by the 4th meeting of the 2nd phase of CCICED.
Date: 1999-12-01
Description: The third meeting of the Second Phase of the CCICED discussed the priority issues of environment and development for China during the Tenth Five-Year Period. It is hoped that the recommendations that come out of the Meeting will be helpful for the Chinese government in its formulation of the Tenth Five-Year Plan.
Date: 1996-09-26
Description: This council's recommendation to the Chinese Government.
Date: 2012-12-12
Description: In addition to China's traditional coal-burning pollution, this report discusses the more severe contributor to China's air pollution -- Ozone (O3) and PM2.5 and provides policy recommendations, including: accelerated amendment to the Law on Prevention and Control of Atmospheric Pollution, improvement of the air quality mechanism and enhancement, accelerated transformation of the economic development mode and promotion, optimization of the energy sector, sustainable coal use, and strengthening…
Date: 1997-10-13
Description: While we were considering our work plan for the second stage of the Working Group on Pollution Control, we reviewed the achievements made during the first stage. We also reviewed the suggestions proposed for Chinese government and the requirement set for the second stage work from the fifth meeting of the Council.
Date: 2001-08-01
Description: This report summarizes the findings of 5 studies covering the substantive areas of focus of the Working Group on Environmental Economics.
Date: 2002-11-01
Description: This report provides summaries of some of the key activities that have occupied the attention of the Environmental Economics Working Group of the CCICED over the ten years since the inception of CCICED in 1992.
Date: 1996-09-26
Description: This report gives a brief summary of the report on the Biodiversity Working Group then gives a little more detail about the main current project of the working group.
Date: 1995-09-19
Description: This report lists the main benefits being derived from various ecosystems in China, the main threats and problems jeopardizing the sustained flow of such benefits and specific recommendations for containing these threats. The two over-riding recommendation, however, remains the same as this group made to the council two years ago, namely that China is not taking the destruction of its biodiversity seriously enough and that public awareness is the most important need to raise the levels of…
Date: 1995-09-19
Description: This report lists the main benefits being derived from various ecosystems in China, the main threats and problems jeopardizing the sustained flow of such benefits and specific recommendations for containing these threats. The two over-riding recommendation, however, remains the same as the group made to the council two years ago, namely that China is not taking the destruction of its biodiversity seriously enough and that public awareness is the most important need to raise the levels of…
