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The Rise of Foundations: Hope for Grassroots Civil Society in China?

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Teets, Jessica C.

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Over the past decade, the not-for-profit foundation sector has grown rapidly in China. This expansion has occurred as international foundations and organisations were withdrawing funding from Chinese grassroots NGOs, causing many civil society leaders to put their hopes into domestic foundations as a way to close their deficit of funding. But can the rise of foundations in China really replace the evaporating foreign grants for domestic NGOs?

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Gilded Age: Made in China Yearbook 2017

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