Civic Exchange submitted a document commenting on the scope of “Future Fuel Mix for Electricity Generation” consultation, definitions of the consultation document’s guiding energy policy objectives, as well as different fuel mix options.
Independent policy think tank Civic Exchange today launched a new publication Developing a Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan for Hong Kong.
This report sets out how Hong Kong can develop a Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (BSAP), based on the Convention of Biological Diversity’s (CBD) guidance and principles, so that effective and urgent actions can be taken to protect Hong Kong’s wildlife and ecosystems and prevent further loss of biodiversity.
This checklist is designed to assist decision makers to assess the biodiversity value of a study area, and arrive at a decision framework outlined in the context of the wider plans for conservation of biodiversity in Hong Kong.
This paper aims to assist the decision-makers and admiistrators responsible for protecting Hong Kong’s biodiversity.
Public policy think tank Civic Exchange today launched a new publication Protecting
Sites of Ecological Value: A Guide for Decision-makers (the Guide). This paper aims to assist decision-makers and
administrators responsible for protecting Hong Kong’s biodiversity.
This is a second and supplementary submission from Civic Exchange on the project profile for ESB-250/2012. The points raised refer to the further information published on 30 June 2012, the accompanying press release of the Airport Authority…
In May 2011 the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) was formally extended to Hong Kong, opening a new page for nature conservation here. Protecting our biodiversity also plays a critical role in retaining Hong Kong’s position as the most liveable city in China.
This paper provides a snapshot of the current status of park management in Hong Kong, and explores in depth examples of international best practice. It also outlines ideas for revising the governance of the Country Parks network.
This report sets out a new strategic framework for nature conservation based on the Convention on Biological Diversity, to which Hong Kong is expected to become a party in the first quarter of 2011.
