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

This report therefore deals with the opportunities for the widespread adoption of cleaner production in China, and the problems which must be overcome, particularly those relating to research, development and training. It is the second report of the CCICED Working Group on Scientific Research, Technological Development and Training, and draws heavily on the first report, which provided a general assessment of China's environmental sciences technology development and environmental education…

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.

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 the Monitoring and Information Collection Expert Group (referred below as Expert Group) activates with support and direction from CCICED, National Environmental Protection Agency of China (NEPA) and experts both at home and abroad.

This report provides an overview of the current status of China's environment and development with an assessment of scientific research, technology development and environmental education. It also provides initial recommendations of the Working Group and a proposed agenda for its own future work.

This Task Force report outlines strategic energy alternatives for Coordinated Development and Environment in china, including a strategy to integrate development and environmental issues, and policies for implementation.

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.

A conclusive summary of discussions and presentations held at the 5th Annual General Meeting of the 4th Phase of the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development (CCICED). All presentations fell under the theme of ""Green Transformation of Economic Development Pattern."" The presentation summaries outlined in this document explored topics ranging from Low-Carbon Industrialization strategies and best practices to Mercury Management in China. meeting. The report…

This report introduces the concept of circular economy, identifies challenges to the development of circular economy in China and presents recommendations.

The CCICED examines sustainable urbanization and how China's overall development can be raised to a higher level and in a sustainable way through the development platform provided by cities.

This report highlights the importance of rural roads to sustainable development, traces the history of rural road development in China and identifies ongoing challenges.

This task force report examines the status and prospects of the development and utilization of coal resources in China and presents research findings on China's status and prospects of coal exploitation and utilization, contraints of sustainable coal development and utilization and strategies and countermeasures for sustainable coal utilization. It provides recommendations on strategies and countermeasures for sustainable coal use.

This report presents a summary of the first meeting of the third phase of the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development, including Working Group reports, recommendations and general debate on key issues and the establishment of task forces.

This report summarizes three plenary meetings of the Environment and Transport Working Group (TWG) held between October 1999 and May 2000, a subsequent workshop and the development of the TWG's work going forward.