Clean Air Network (CAN) is an independent NGO, founded in 2009. It harnesses public opinion to support the Hong Kong Government’s efforts to clean up air pollution in our city. CAN has since become the #1 information ...
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Clean Air Network (CAN) is an independent NGO, founded in 2009. It harnesses public opinion to support the Hong Kong Government’s efforts to clean up air pollution in our city. CAN has since become the #1 information ...
For seven years ADMCF provided core conservation funding and other strategic support to Yayasan YANI in Eastern Indonesia. Led by field biologist, Dr. Lynn Clayton, YANI for two decades has successfully defended the Nantu ...
From 2008 until 2016, ADMCF sponsored leading biologist and conservationist Jodi Rowley to research, document and inform policy on the amphibian populations in Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos and Indonesia. Most recently, working for ...
There are no government schools in the area so ASSIST built one, as well as community facilities where parents can leave their children when they go to work. ADMCF worked closely with ASSIST to look beyond primary schooling to ...
ADMCF with funding partner Oliver Cheah provided seven China fellowships to Center for Legal Assistance to Pollution Victims (CLAPV) lawyers in 2007 and 2008. CLAPV works on important environmental cases in China. The CLAPV ...
The Cardamom Mountain range in Southwest Cambodia is one of Southeast Asia’s largest stretches of intact forest and is home to many endangered species. This includes some of the last remaining large mammal species found in ...
In 2006, the Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs (IPE), a Beijing-based non-government think tank, launched a water pollution website to increase disclosure of water quality in China’s 300 cities. In so doing, it ...
ADMCF has been supporting Civic Exchange and its work to improve local air quality since 2006. ADMCF funds support a range of targeted air quality-related research and engagement projects. On air quality, Civic Exchange ...
Since 2006, ADMCF has developed and implemented a strategy that addresses declining shark populations via the consumption of and trade in shark fins. Hong Kong is responsible for about one half of global shark fin imports, ...
M’Lop Tapang (MT) was ADMCF’s very first partner and when we started working together the organisation was at an early stage working with just 200 children at the time. ADMCF helped MT with strategic advice, management ...
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