Homemakers United Foundation Marks 30th Anniversary with International Forum on Climate Change and Green Women's Power

Partnerships for Community Development (PCD) is a community development organization serving within China. It has no religious or political background and was founded and funded in May 2001 by the Kadoorie Foundation (through the portion of the fund administered by Lady McAulay). The Kadoorie Foundation was established in 1970, and its founder, Sir Horace Kadoorie, always upheld the belief of "helping people to help themselves." PCD believes that every person, no matter how scarce their material resources, has the right and the ability to live in harmony with others, with nature, and with the whole world, and to lead a dignified and sustainable life. To maintain a harmonious and sustainable community, the physical and mental health of individuals is crucial. PCD believes that communities must unite, reflect on the relationship between community and nature, and rediscover the roots of traditional culture. Its main work includes: protecting the ecological environment, promoting ecological agriculture, holistic health, inheriting and innovating rural culture, reflecting on unsustainable development models, and learning and practicing sustainable living.

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• Registration method: online registration (goo.gl/NRdEoR)
• Please do not register using another person's identity information, to avoid violating the law. The organizer reserves the right of final review of registration eligibility. Please present the notice or invitation sent by the organizer when checking in.
• Please check in during the registration time. For guests who fail to check in on time or cannot attend on the day, this event cannot reserve handouts or seats for you.
• On-site registration guests will not be provided with event handouts. The organizer reserves the right to decide whether to allow entry based on on-site conditions.
• This event will be conducted in Chinese and English throughout. Simultaneous interpretation will be provided in the morning. Please inquire at the service desk on site, and please prepare identification to deposit for use of interpretation equipment.
• If major force majeure incidents such as typhoons occur before the event, the organizer may change the format of the event or separately announce a new event date. Participants should promptly check the Homemakers United Foundation Environmental Protection Foundation website (http://www.huf.org.tw/) and pay attention to changes in event-related information. The organizer will not provide additional notification by phone.
• If you have any questions, you are welcome to call, or inquire at the office (5F-1, No. 4, Lane 160, Section 3, Tingzhou Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City 10091). Contact person: 02-2368-6211 ext. 17 Ms. Chou [email protected]
• Transportation: The venue is near MRT stations and bus stops. We suggest taking public transportation and then walking. If you have parking or other special needs, please inform the organizer in advance. For public transportation, please refer to the "Transportation Information" section of the Chang Yung-fa Foundation International Convention Center website https://goo.gl/70fyji
• To jointly support environmental protection, please bring your own eco-friendly tableware and cup.