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It is a project report to the Council on the integration of economic planning with environmental protection policies.

This document outlines the meeting from May 1994, where experts exchanged ideas on monitoring methods, training plan and next steps working plan.

This report contains preliminary findings on the basis of information obtained from reports prepared by the Chinese experts from the Working Group on Pollution Control on the environment in Guangzhou, and from discussions with Chinese experts from Guangzhou City, Chongqing City, Guangdong Province, South China Institute of Environmental Protection and Guangzhou Research Institute of Environmental Protection. remaining questions of the experts of the Netherlands are written in the text…

This document is the findings from the Working Group on Resource Accounting and Pricing Policy research on current natural resource pricing in China, and recommending on policy reforms which meet the multiple objectives of economic efficiency, social equity, and sustainability.

This report summarizes China's environmental legislation framework and policy system as well as local regulations and rules of Chongqing and points out that: environmental legislation system which are suited to China's conditions and which are effective have already been established.

This report summarizes China's environmental legislation framework and policy system as well as local regulations and rules of Chongquing, and points out that: environmental legislation system, environmental policy system and environmental standards system which are suited to China's conditions and which are effective have already been established.

This is a summary record of the first meeting of the second phase of the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development. It includes a work report and plans of the working groups, and China's implementation of the strategy of sustainable development

This report outlines a number of regional studies, and restrict the nation-wide efforts to a number of the areas selected for the regional studies are: Guangzhou, Chongqing, Suzhou, and Zibo. The first national priority item to be studied is CO2-Emission.

This summary report outlines the progress made by CCICED stipulated in CCICED Phase V�s mandate. Key progress areas include, the success of the CCICED Rio+20 side event, implementation of CCICED Phase V activities, relevant policy research on the theme of ""Regional Balance and Green Development"", improvements in the operation and management of the Council and dissemination of the achievements of the CCICED primarily through active outreach overseas.

This report analyses 6 key policy areas towards green development in Western China, including: managing and restoring fragile ecosystems, managing energy and mineral resources and pollution control, improving labour quality and diversity, promoting sustainable urbanization, promoting green and inclusive industrial development and improved institutional and policy settings.

This report highlights existing imbalances in regional benefit distribution and a lack of policy coordination in relation to population, economy, resources and the environment in China. It provides recommendations on: green development, institutional and policy innovation and enforcement, air pollution, marine environmental, and risk prevention.

This Issues Paper tackles the overarching 2013 CCICED AGM theme, Environment and Society. The paper discusses issues such as China's Ecological Civilization, Green Development and Environmental Protection, and social factors effecting transformative environment and development shifts. It also discusses opportunities for strengthening links between China social development and Ecological Civilization, green development and environmental protection.

The report is an update on the Eco Forum Annual Global Conference Guiyang. It was the only eco-themed national forum in China. Over 4,000 guests from home and abroad attended its 2013 conference under the theme of "Building Eco Civilization: Green Transformation and Transition -- Green Industry, Green Urbanization and Green Consumption-led Sustainable Development". (Source: China Environment News)

This report outlines the task force's key findings, which highlight that serious environmental problems expose gaps in environmental governance and that there are problems in the existing environmental protection institutions. It also argues that the modernization of environmental governance requires a redefinition of key relationships, roles and accountabilities, etc. The report also provides policy recommendations on these findings.

This report discusses five policy recommendations on the overarching theme, Environment and Society for Green Development. Recommendations include increased institutional innovation and implementation of Ecological Civilization, a change in consumption patterns, promoting corporate environmental and social responsibility, promoting the role of media and public participation, and prioritizing and exploring paths to green urbanization that involves urban green transportation.