China’s growing influence in the world has been identified as one of the top global trends influencing the trajectory and development of other major trends relating to sustainable development. China’s relevance for CSOs is therefore also growing rapidly on a global scale. This means even organizations without a dedicated country programme or a physical presence in China need to study and develop future skills and strategies to navigate the impact of Chinese foreign and development policies on their activities in other parts of the world. This guide identifies three types of recommendations for internationally-operating CSOs which are applicable to organizations of a range of sizes, structures and operating models. Read more here.
Source: ICS Centre
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