Tribute to Prof Bill Barron
Civic Exchange pays respects to Professor Bill Barron, a former CEx Director and long-time contributor, educator and researcher.
Lack of Long-term Planning for Open Space
HK01: Carine Lai, Civic Exchange’s Senior Researcher on Public Open Space (POS), said in an interview that domestic helpers’ needs may not be considered in Government planning. (Chinese only)
SCMP: A Smarter Way to Get Hong Kong Moving Again
South China Morning Post: Civic Exchange Chairman Evan Auyang asks if the Government’s smart mobility plan can address the city’s main transit problems – such as overused MTR lines, vested interests among licensed operators and too many private cars.
New Operations Manager
Civic Exchange is delighted to welcome John So as our n…
Civic Exchange Joins Anti-Waste Group
HONG KONG, 22 December 2017 — Civic Exchange has joined…
Businesses & Environmental Groups Come Together to Tackle HK’s Waste Issue
South China Morning Post: Civic Exchange’s Steven Molyneux-Webb says that the new Drink Without Waste initiative will look for solutions on cutting waste in line with the Government’s environmental aims.
Green Groups Join Hands with Packaged Drink Manufacturers to Tackle Waste
Hong Kong Today on RTHK: Edwin Lau from the Green Earth…
Beverage Sector, NGOs Unite to Cut Waste Deluge
Radio Television Hong Kong: Twenty-seven groups — including Civic Exchange, other NGOs and key players from the beverage, retail and waste industries — are joining hands to come up with ways to reduce the amount of waste created by throw-away packaging.
保育香港
South China Morning Post: At the HK BioBlitz 2017, citizen scientists were enlisted to record and safeguard the city’s amazing biodiversity
A City of Traffic Jams
HK01 Weekly: Civic Exchange Chairman Evan Auyang recommended an updated and holistic approach to transport policy. He said crowded MTR trains were one of the factors driving more people to purchase private cars.
