Read all Centre for Asian Philanthropy and Society (CAPS) research reports featuring China.
“We must create a civilization where we can realize the best of human potential. This book helps us to understand how this vision is being realized in Asia today.” (Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Laureate and Founder, the Grameen Bank) “In today’s world, leaders must rely on partnerships that connect across business, government and civil society. In […]
Pragmatic Philanthropy: Asian Charity Explained – Book Read More »
The inaugural Doing Good Index examines the enabling environment for philanthropy and private social investment across 15 Asian economies. Composed of four areas–tax and fiscal policy, regulatory regimes, socio-cultural ecosystem, and government procurement–the Index reveals how Asian economies are catalyzing philanthropic giving. If the right regulatory and tax policies were in place, Asian philanthropists could
Doing Good Index 2018: Maximizing Asia’s Potential Read More »
Our study finds that scholarships for higher education are highly impactful, at the individual, community, and country levels. For an individual, receiving a scholarship makes attending university possible. It means greater earning power, greater confidence and motivation, and a greater desire to influence other lives through leadership. At the community level, we observe that most
Giving Back to the Future: Scholarships for Higher Education Read More »
China’s health care challenges are immense. This report, the first in a four-part China Issue Guide series on the role of individual and corporate philanthropy in addressing key issues, examines the idiosyncrasies of Chinese giving and the role that philanthropy can play in bridging the gap between demand and supply of health care services in
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