This document summarizes Pacific Environment's work networking China's green groups to tackle water pollution. It discusses how economic growth has led to environmental problems in China, the formation of citizen movements to address pollution, and Pacific Environment's approach of providing small grants and capacity building to support grassroots partners. The document lists several of Pacific Environment's partners across China that are working on issues like water pollution, climate change, and marine conservation.

1. Networking China’s Green
Groups to Tackle Water
Pollution
Wen Bo
Pacific Environment
China Program Co-Director
Nanjing, China
Janurary 14 & 15, 2010
Protecting the living environment of the Pacific Rim

2. Economic & Industrial
Explosion

3. Environmental Implosion
•12 of the world’s
most polluted
cities
•350 million
people lack
access to clean
drinking water
•World’s number
one emitter of CO2

4. The Birth of a Movement

5. The Clean Up Rivers
Movement Today

6. On the Front-Lines
• Public Education
and Outreach
• Voicing
community
needs
• Environmental
monitoring

7. Pacific Environment’s Approach
Supporting the
grassroots through small
grants, capacity building
support, networking
opportunities, trainings
and workshops.

8. Our Partners
Harbin, Heilongjiang
Green Longjiang
Urumqi, Xinjiang
Xinjiang Conservation
Fund Beijing Dalian, Liaoning
Green Student Dalian
Forum Environmental
Resources Center
Lanzhou, Gansu:
Green Camel Bell
Hefei,
Anhui:
Our partners are Green
Anhui
working across China
on environmental Wenzhou,
issues, including Zhejiang:
climate change, marine Green Eyes
conservation and water
pollution.

9. Green Anhui 绿满江淮

10. Green Camel Bell 绿驼铃

11. Green Eyes 绿眼睛

12. Water Protection
and Climate Change
•China Youth Climate
Action Network
•China Dialogue
•Wuhu Ecology Center
•Friends of Nature

13. Thank you!
• Learn more about us
and our partners’ work
• Visit our website:
pacificenvironment.org