This report explores the landscape of philanthropy in China, building on a previous UNDP report. It defines philanthropy in both international and Chinese contexts, distinguishing between "cishan" (traditional charity) and "gongyi" (public welfare). The paper analyzes internet philanthropy, its systems, trends, opportunities, and challenges in China, highlighting how it enables new forms of giving and participation. It also discusses the impact of new policies on NGOs and charitable organizations, emphasizing the need for a robust philanthropic environment.
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