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.
Farsighted View 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)
How Green is the Budget?
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” Programmme Launches
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.
What’s Holding HK Back From Becoming a Smarter City?
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.
Ways to Build A Low Carbon & Sustainable 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 Ranked Among Top 50 Environment Think Tanks
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.
Water Supply in Hong Kong
RTHK Radio 3: Civic Exchange Chairman Evan Auyang spoke on “Backchat” about Hong Kong’s need to conserve and better manage its water.
New Civic Exchange Chief Seeks to Break Mould of Public Policy-making
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’s Proposals for the 2018-19 Budget
Civic Exchange offers its recommendations for “Investing in a Healthy, Green-living Future for Hong Kong”