*Chinese Canadian Environmental Association * (CCEA)

*Chinese Canadian Environmental Association *  (CCEA)

CCEA is a non-profit organization. Its main activities include carrying
out public educational events  on environmental protection, popularizing
environmental knowledge, and promoting greener living through relevant
programming


Mission and Objectives

Chinese Canadian Environmental Association bases its service in the Greater
Toronto Area.  It aims to promote environmentalism among Chinese Canadian
communities, disseminate environmental knowledge, advocate for
environmental actions, and engage Chinese Canadians in various
environmental activities.

CCEA promotes and monitors the formulation and implementation of
environmental policies and regulations at all governmental levels.

CCEA provides supports and guidance to its members while raising the
awareness of Chinese Canadians about bio-diversity, ecology and climate
change.

CCESA will play a proactive role in galvanizing the Chinese Canadian
communities, reflect the environmental demands of the communities, protect
and establish a good environmental image of Chinese Canadians.

Goals

   - Organize all kinds of meaningful public educational activities to
   improve public』s understanding of  environmental protection and its
   importance. This includes promoting changes in individuals daily behaviors
   for greener living; compiling and publicizing an environmental protection
   handbook.
   - Help Chinese Canadians understand the various rewards and punishments
   introduced by the Canadian municipal, provincial and federal governments on
   energy-saving, emission reduction, and renewable energy consumption; master
   the environmental indicators released by the government, and the health
   index to be applied in everyday life.
   - Promote United Nation』s vision of a green economy for environmental
   protection and sustainable development.
   - Carry out environmental projects like household emission reduction
   report, environmental photography competitions, survey research, and
   recycled bags design contests.
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