Visiting Fellow Paula DiPerna highlights the opportunities facing Hong Kong to use its strengths as a financial centre, and take the lead in what she calls the “5 Ps” of green finance.

Hong Kong Economic Times: Civic Exchange CEO Winnie Cheung wrote that the Government’s proposal on green finance may have a long-term influence on how eco-friendly works are supported. (Chinese language)

In a response to the 2018-19 Budget, Winnie Cheung, Civic Exchange CEO, analyses a change in fiscal philosophy which could impact how environmental and social works are funded.

The Jockey Club Civic Exchange “Reconnecting Open Space” Programme is a year-long initiative funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust and led by Civic Exchange.

South China Morning Post:  Civic Exchange Chairman Evan Auyang was quoted as saying that HK needs a stronger policy vision and Government cooperation to stay competitive as a smart city.

Hong Kong Economic Times: Civic Exchange CEO Winnie Cheung wrote that the Government should invest more resources in environmental development in the 2018/19 Budget.

Civic Exchange has been ranked among the top 50 Environment Think Tanks in the world in the 2017 Global Go To Think Tank Index Report. 

RTHK Radio 3:  Civic Exchange Chairman Evan Auyang spoke on “Backchat” about Hong Kong’s need to conserve and better manage its water.

South China Morning Post: Civic Exchange CEO Winnie Cheung spoke about her journey, from  heading Hong Kong’s top regulatory body for accountants, to becoming a qualified psychotherapist, to leading the city’s top environmental think-tank.

Civic Exchange offers its recommendations for “Investing in a Healthy, Green-living Future for Hong Kong”