International Aid and China's Environment

Using case studies, Morton discusses the implementation and effectiveness of international environmental aid to China and examines how, and under what conditions, international aid can help to strengthen China's domestic capacity for managing environmental problems, especially at the local level.

Morton, Katherine

Introduction 1. Developing Environmental Capacity 2. The Long March towards Environmental Management in China 3. Engineering a Solution: The Japanese Approach 4. Managing the Environment with a Human Face: The UNDP Approach 5. Creating Incentives and Institutions: The World Bank Approach 6. The Promises and Pitfalls of International Environmental Aid to China Conclusion