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HONG KONG
ANNUAL REVIEW
2019
Chairman & CEO Message
Contents Our work this year did much to further our conservation priority. Our first project involves
© Martin Harvey
02 GREEN CITIES goal of bringing business, government and a vision for protecting Chinese white dolphins in
06 OCEANS community leaders together to achieve the goal the region. With only 32 left in Hong Kong, this
10 MAI PO & WETLANDS of transforming Hong Kong into Asia’s most may be our last year to save the few remaining
14 LOCAL BIODIVERSITY sustainable city. in our waters.
16 WILDLIFE
18 ENVIRONMENTAL FINANCE We believe education on conservation and Highlights of the year included the launch
20 NEW DEAL FOR NATURE AND PEOPLE sustainable living should start at a young age. of Our Planet, a Netflix series created in
22 EDUCATION As you read about our work in the areas of collaboration with WWF; and continued work
23 SIR DAVID AKERS-JONES green cities, oceans, Mai Po and wetlands, on the refurbishment of the Mai Po Education
24 CORPORATE GOVERNANCE local biodiversity, wildlife, and environmental Centre, with an enhanced exhibition area and
25 FINANCIALS finance, you’ll see that each has a range of interactive learning. This is set to open in the
26 OUR THANKS associated supporter activities for children, first half of 2020.
families and adults.
28 CORPORATE MEMBERS LIST
A new shuttle bus service to Mai Po began
These activities highlight the beauty and operating in May between the reserve and
uniqueness of the places and species for which our new visitor centre in Long Ping. We
WWF-Hong Kong stands. This includes our look forward to welcoming all of you at our
work to return the oceans to good health; our community facilities at Mai Po, Hoi Ha Wan
work to minimize the space we use; our goal and Island House in Tai Po as we work together
of zero carbon living; our work to eliminate to build a new deal for people and nature.
waste; and our work to reimagine success by
rethinking the use of natural capital.
The latest Hong Kong Ecological Footprint
shows that if everyone led the lifestyle of Hong
Edward M. Ho Peter Cornthwaite
Kongers, 4.2 Earths would be required to sustain Chairman, Executive Council Chief Executive Officer
our consumption habits. This is not acceptable of WWF-Hong Kong WWF-Hong Kong
for Asia’s world city. We need to shift our daily
ANNUAL REVIEW FY19 / ABOUT LIFE
habits in the areas of food, clothing, personal
© WWF-Hong Kong. All rights reserved
transportation and electricity consumption.
Publisher: WWF-Hong Kong
This is why we chose “Reduce, Rethink, Change
Editor: Saul Symonds, Winnie Ng
the Way We Live” for the Earth Hour 2019
Translation: Winnie Ng, Jon Wong
theme, with a focus on single-use plastics.
Design: Chiho To
We also looked across the border this year with
Any reproduction in full or in part must mention the title and credit
growing partnerships in the Greater Bay Area,
the above publisher as the copyright owner. This publication is printed
identifying marine areas and coastal wetlands of
on FSC-certified paper, containing recycled materials and using
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vegetable oil-based inks.
Results of a field survey conducted
as part of Making Zero Impact
Fashionable – an initiative by WWF,
Green Cities
supported by HSBC – showed that
68% of respondents are willing to pay
a higher price for sustainably-produced
clothes, yet nearly 50% feel there’s an
inadequate supply of them in local retail
outlets. The initiative aims to reduce the
industry’s stress on natural resources.
“The struggle for a sustainable future will be won or An education outreach programme
hit the road with a new electric vehicle
lost in our cities. It’s essential that we tackle these ahead of Earth Hour 2019, the
world’s largest collective environmental
large-scale environmental challenges head-on. To
movement. WWF’s One Planet Youth
ambassadors took part in our annual
reach our decarbonisation targets to limit global
tram parade, raising public awareness of
the urgent need to preserve the earth’s
warming to 1.5°C, we need solutions that include the
biodiversity and safeguard Hong Kong’s
remaining ecologically important
use of solar PV technology, a ban on unnecessary
areas and species from development
single-use plastics, and a change in our resource pressures.
consumption patterns.” Following the announcement of the
feed-in tariff (FiT) scheme effective
Karen Ho from October 2018, WWF urged the
Head of Corporate and Community Sustainability government to boost solar PV use,
extend the FiT to 20 years, amend
buildings regulations, and make use of
public open space so that Hong Kongers
can start generating their own energy
from the sun. Government’s continued
support is important to the city’s
decarbonization.
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A survey conducted by WWF revealed We host a variety of festivals at our
that nearly 80% of respondents support sustainability hub, Island House
regulation of single-use plastic in Tai Po. Here you can discover
tableware in the F&B industry. sustainable solutions to Change the
Results showed that 76% of respondents Way We Live, with talks from our
have refused single-use plastics when conservation experts, eco-guided visits,
purchasing take-away and over 60% of workshops, film screenings and green
respondents have avoided restaurants markets. Discover the history of Tai
that serve disposable plastic tableware. Po, eco gardening tips, or check out our
This shows growing support in Hong roving exhibitions. Open Wednesday-
Kong for addressing the disposable Sundays! Book online.
plastics crisis.
As part of the Drink Without Waste
initiative, WWF joined beverage
companies, retailers, the waste industry
and NGOs to urge government to
regulate single-use packaging and Book now!
provide incentives for recovery,
recycling, and infrastructure. Hong
Kong’s recycling system is dysfunctional
and WWF will continue to push the F&B
industry to address its use of plastics and
support efforts for efficient recycling.
The annual City Nature Challenge,
held 26-29 April 2019, saw more than
1,100 Hong Kongers sign-up to discover
the city’s amazing biodiversity. Over
four days, Hong Kong nature enthusiasts
recorded 31,114 observations of
3,596 species, out of over 950,000
observations of over 31,000 species
recorded worldwide, putting us in 10th
place for observations and second place
for the number of species.
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To raise awareness of best sustainable
© Cetacean Ecology Lab, SWIMS, HKU
practices for recreational clam digging
at areas like Shui Hau, and to preserve
Oceans
the area’s high ecological value, WWF’s
ocean conservation team developed a
series of clam gauges as part of the ECF
Sustainable Shui Hau project, which
aims to preserve the area’s biodiversity
and ensure the long-term sustainability
of Hong Kong’s coastal resources.
“Oceans play a critical role as a life-support system for A noise propagation modelling study
revealed that underwater noise
Earth. And they are under enormous pressure. Habitat generated from the piling works for the
construction of CLP’s LNG platform
destruction, biodiversity loss, overfishing, pollution, and
would directly impact Chinese white
dolphins and finless porpoises
plastics are increasing. There can no longer be talk of
in the proposed south Lantau Marine
Park, hindering their communication,
sustainable development without the scaling-up of the
social interaction, foraging activities
and navigation. Immediate actions
restoration of the ocean’s natural defenses. We must
should be taken to protect the shrinking
build healthier oceans and turn to nature-based solutions local cetacean population.
with unprecedented resolve. In support of our advocacy work, urging
government to designate and expand
Dr. Laurence McCook marine protected areas in Hong Kong,
Head of Oceans Conservation WWF took part in Flag Day 2018, with
2,500 volunteers turning up for the
event. The money raised went towards
oceans conservation and education
programmes, to promote awareness of
the city’s unique biodiversity and the
urgent need to protect marine life.
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Our work to tackle marine litter in Hong Tours of sustainable fish farms and a
Kong is looking at abandoned, lost or market featuring local-style sustainable
discarded fishing equipment, aka ghost seafood were some of the highlights
gear, with a citizen science programme of WWF’s third Sustainable
to conduct a baseline survey. By Seafood Week. Some 339 dining
assessing the distribution and quantity and supermarket outlets offered an
of ghost gear, we can formulate a plan to Ocean-Friendly Menu, 14 corporations
reduce ghost gear abundance, including with thousands of staff pledged to eat
developing recovery logistics and sustainable seafood, and two school
strengthening reporting mechanisms. caterers offered sustainable seafood
choices to more than half of the primary
We launched a marine litter community schools in Hong Kong.
engagement initiative asking everyone
with an interest in the future health of
our oceans to come up with innovative
solutions to tackle the crisis. Six teams
have been selected in the first round
of the ECF Blue Ocean Incubator,
including one that enlists local fishers
to retrieve ocean debris to scientifically
map marine litter.
Potential carcinogenic chemicals more
than 2.5 times over international food
safety limits were among the banned
substances found in supermarket
seafood samples in tests conducted
by WWF. Research also found
mislabelling of seafood products sold
by several supermarket chains. WWF
urges supermarket groups to take the
lead in bringing sustainable seafood
to local consumers and urgently adopt
environmentally responsible selling
practices.
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The Mai Po upgrade project, funded
by a HK$347.86 million grant from the
Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust,
Mai Po & Wetlands
kicked-off construction in September
2018 with internal renovations at the
reserve’s education centre. Ahead
of the demolition and rebuild of the
Peter Scott Field Studies Centre, we’ve
conducted monthly precautionary
ecological checks at the site, and noise
mitigation tests.
“Tens of thousands of birds make their annual winter
The Asian Waterbird Conservation
migration to stopover or roost in Mai Po Inner Deep Bay Fund undertook three projects this
year. A waterbird survey was conducted
area, which is a vital point for waterbirds migrating along
in Qingdao to help plan conservation
work at the marine park; the second
the East Asian-Australasian Flyway (EAAF). Visitors can
edition of DPR Korea’s National
Wetland Inventory was published, using
experience nature and environmental protection first
information from new field surveys;
and great knot surveys were continued
hand, and the reserve is managed as a centre of excellence
in Mundok, providing valuable
for wetlands along the EAAF, delivering training and information on conservation measures
for this endangered bird.
community education.”
For nearly four decades, the biodiversity
of 2,050+ species at Mai Po Nature
Dr. Xianji Wen Reserve has served to educate and
enlighten people from all walks of
Director, Mai Po Nature Reserve and Flyway Programme life. We launched the Urban Oasis
exhibition, a record of memories of our
Mai Po community, showing people and
nature, birds and other animals, either
at the village, commercial fish ponds, or
the reserve itself.
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Night safaris providing a glimpse of Mai birds joined us on a visit to discover the
Po’s nocturnal inhabitants, including canopy walkways and forests at Habitat
bats, moths, fireflies, Eurasian otters Penang Hill, Malaysia.
and the small leopard cat; and gei wai
harvesting offering an insight into Celebrating the best of Hong Kong
the traditional management practices biodiversity, Walk for Nature marks
of shrimp ponds, are some of the the start of the public visit season at
adventures offered at Mai Po’s eco Mai Po. More than 2,000 participants
visits. Book one of our year-round took part in 2018, learning about the
activities now and experience this important role of Ramsar sites and the
Ramsar site yourself! challenges faced by migratory birds.
Hong Kong singer and songwriter Eman
Lam was event ambassador, inspiring
Hong Kongers to discover the serene
beauty of Mai Po.
Book now!
Mai Po’s universal accessibility
has been under constant improvement
since the first visits took place in
the 1980s, with a project sponsored
by HSBC allowing upgrades to core
infrastructure, such as bird hides and
visitor paths. Included is the addition
of 3D bird models, braille panels, and
a mobile app. The sponsorship covers
visits for underprivileged communities,
with trained educators.
In 2019, Big Bird Race added a
brand-new category for secondary
schools students, inviting them to see
how many species they can spot in a 4.5
hour period. Training was provided to
familiarize them with the distribution
of birds in Mai Po and provide tips.
The students that recorded the most
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Following the release of the Land Supply such as our Connect2Nature school.
Task Force’s final public engagement Kids can watch thousands of migratory
Local Biodiversity
report in 2018, WWF expressed birds at Mai Po, discover urban wildlife
its disappointment at government at Island House, or glimpse the city’s
recommendation to incorporate rich underwater life at Hoi Ha Wan. We
reclamation into its land supply options. run a variety of student programmes
We urge the government to avoid year round. Find out more.
reclamation, to prevent irreversible
damage to marine ecology and fisheries.
Putting rocks in the ocean is not a good
“Hong Kong’s fast and steady rate of development
way to treat our planet.
necessitates protection of ecologically important areas
WWF is gravely concerned about the
mega-scale reclamation proposal in
and vigilance against further damage of its natural Book now!
East Lantau waters and urges the
resources. WWF acts as a watchdog for the city’s natural government to adopt a “brownfields
first” policy with reclamation as a last
spaces, providing science-based solutions, examining resort. This would be the largest single
reclamation project ever in Hong Kong
development and town planning issues, advocating on and the cumulative environmental
impacts at Lantau should not be
environmental issues, and working closely with local underestimated. Coastal and marine
spatial planning is urgently required.
government departments to provide recommendations on
In 2018, a photo sent to WWF by a
various policy issues.” member of the public showed large-
Tobi Lau scale vegetation clearance and
site formation at the green belt zone
Manager, Conservation Policy
of Cheung Sha, South Lantau. This
case of “destroy first, apply later” was
possible due to statutory loopholes.
With protected areas in Pui O and Shui
Hau also damaged, the time for action
is now.
Our work to protect local biodiversity
in ecologically important areas is
supported by education programmes,
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Our work in Hong Kong to protect The unprecedented rate of decline of
© Richard Barrett / WWF-UK
sharks includes engaging restaurants wildlife populations around the world
to ban shark fin. In 2018, Maxim’s is the focus of our annual Run for
Wildlife
announced that it would not serve Wild. The six focus species are panda,
shark fin from 2020 onwards, in a move tiger, green turtle, gibbon, Chinese
we hope other Chinese restaurants white dolphin and shark. Hong Kong
will follow. The consumption of shark triathlete Leanne Szeto was event
fin is now unsustainable, and many ambassador in 2019, running to support
shark species are threatened with the Chinese white dolphin. During the
extinction, which can destabilise marine event, participants were able to run in
ecosystems. the “wild” with obstacles that mimicked
“In Hong Kong, our long-term initiatives to halt the the environment of the focus species.
Our contributions to double the
international trade in threatened and endangered wildlife number of wild tigers by 2022 took
a variety of forms this year, including a
focuses on campaigns to stop buying, interdict global partnership with Kenzo for the
release of a limited-edition clothing
trafficking, and stop poaching. With the world’s largest line inspired by the individual stories of
eight wild tigers, and work with Hong
cargo airport, and top 10 busiest passenger airport and
Kong middleweight boxer Thomas Taw,
who raised over HK$120,000 through a
container port, we have become the epicentre for the
boxing match.
illegal wildlife trade. We must take action to change this
We launched a crowdfunding campaign
and stop the illegal trade and exploitation of priority to rebuild Rimbang Baling forest
to restore crucial habitat for tigers.
species immediately.” Sumatra is home to tigers, Asian
elephants, Sumatran rhinos and
Dr. Eric Wikramanayake
orangutans, but the island has lost 55%
Director, Wildlife & Wetlands of the forest cover that these and other
species rely on. We need your help to
restore habitat to protect the remaining
371 endangered Sumatran tigers in the
wild. Donate now.
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Donate now! Annual Review / 17© Martin Harvey
The urgent need for institutional Our work includes the soon-to-be
investors to factor climate change launched Climate Impact Asia
Environmental Finance
risks and rewards into portfolios, Fund, which emphasises companies
and recognize the potential impact in Asia with significant exposure to
that environmental factors can have the environmental sector, and the
on global financial stability, was the development of a regional low-carbon
driving force behind the publication of economy. Established by Milltrust (UK)
our Climate Primer. It provides an and managed by EISAL (HK), WWF-
overview of climate change, the science Hong Kong provides environmental-
involved, the ongoing policy response, related advisory services on the
“WWF-Hong Kong’s environmental finance team works to and evolving technological approaches. investment committee. A portion of fee
Read now. revenues will support our conservation
drive economically viable solutions for climate, species projects in Asia.
and habitats by redirecting capital flows towards green
investment and sustainable development. Our work in Asia
involves scaling-up the impact of conservation by looking
Read the primer
at the complex ecological, social and political systems in
The implications for plastic
manufacturers of increased global
which we operate, and helping to structure projects to be
pressure to reduce plastics waste, and
shifting end-user behaviour to reduce
attractive for investors.”
plastics consumption, is the focus of our
new publication Shrinking Plastics.
The report examines the effects of
Jean-Marc Champagne
tighter regulations on world industry
Head of Environmental Finance, Asia-Pacific and the need for the challenging market
development to be reflected in investor
expectations and economic forecasts.
Read now.
Read the report
Annual Review / 18 Annual Review / 19New Deal for Nature and People
The challenges that the global environ- one in Hong Kong to come together and
ment faces are too big, too interconnect- embrace a New Deal for Nature and
ed, and too urgent for any one organisa- People and demonstrate to the region
tion to solve alone. We are on the brink the path we are choosing for people and
of a truly historic global transformation the planet. To achieve these aims, we
that affects not just Hong Kong, but the must strive to reach five universal goals:
entire world. The latest Living Planet
Index shows a further decline in wildlife
• Zero carbon. We must transition
populations, reaching 60% in just over
from fossil fuels to reduce emissions,
40 years, driven by overexploitation adopting clean, renewable technolo-
and unsustainable agriculture linked to gies.
increasing human consumption.
• Minimise the space we use. This
includes land management and selec-
Our Planet, a Netflix series made in col-
tive forestry.
laboration with WWF, stresses that time
is not on our side. We have a narrow 10- • Return the ocean to good health.
year window to stem the massive bio- We must only take what we can re-
diversity loss that threatens all species, place, utilising sustainable fishing,
including ourselves. At the same time, protect threatened species, and ex-
science has never been clearer about pand our marine protected area cov-
what we can do, and need to do, to re- erage.
verse the trend. We are the first gen- • Eliminate waste. The example par
eration to know for certain that we’re excellence of this is the marine litter
putting the planet at risk, and we’re also crisis spurred by unnecessary sin-
the first to have the knowledge and the gle-use plastics.
means to redefine our relationship with
• Reimagine success. This includes
nature.
embracing environmental finance,
system change and rethinking our use
The environment and human develop-
of natural capital.
ment agendas are rapidly converging. In
2020, global leaders will come together
to review our progress on sustainable
development by means of Sustainable
Development Goals, the Paris Agree-
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Diversity. The time has come for every-In Memoriam
Over the past year, our One Planet
Youth (OPY) leadership training
programme continued to motivate
young people in conservation action
Sir David Akers-Jones
with 30 OPY leaders from nine tertiary
institutes joining the programme from
October 2018 to June 2019. To deepen
participants’ conservation knowledge
and skills, the OPY leaders assisted in
citizen science at Shui Hau, promoted The recent passing of Sir David Akers-Jones has left a deep impression
renewable energy with the Solar Mobile on everyone at WWF-Hong Kong. Sir David’s commitment to
Café, learned about eco gardening wildlife conservation and sustainability as our Trustee (since 1982),
at Island House, and helped out at Chairman (1987-1994) and Vice-President (1994-2011) helped to
Sustainable Seafood Week, Run for shape the face of our organization, and we are honoured to have
Wild, Walk for Nature, and Earth Hour. benefited from his leadership.
Our educators continued to mainstream As Secretary for the New Territories, Sir David played a role in
the topic of sustainability in the Hong securing the future of Mai Po as a bird haven of high ecological value
Kong education system with the Whole with international significance. When he lived at Island House, he
School Approach, concluding a three- planted dozens of varieties of plants, making it an arboretum to
year school partnership programme be enjoyed by successive generations of Hong Kongers. His love
with primary schools in Hong Kong, of horticulture, his frequent visits to Island House for an annual
supported by the government’s Quality donation of trees, and his remarks that if we plant trees at Island
Education Fund. Our educators helped House it is necessary to make sure they are “special”, will always
to rollout our citizen science and STEM remain with us.
projects, giving students the chance
to discover the wonders and plight of
our oceans with hands-on experiments
looking at plankton and microplastics.
Our work reached over 470 schools,
2,300 teachers, and 80,000 students
in both our outdoor classrooms and on-
campus outreach activities.
The WWF-Hong Kong education team
Community Engagement & Education
plays a key role in the WWF Global
Education Community, including the
Global Youth Task Force, forging a
partnership with WWF-Japan on a
student exchange programme to foster
Annual Review / 22 biodiversity education. Annual Review / 23FINANCIALS
As a leading non-profit conservation finance and the management of the Mai The following highlights provide an analysis of the Annual Report and Accounts of WWF-Hong Kong for the year
organization, WWF-Hong Kong Po Nature Reserve. ended 30 June 2019. The Annual Report and Accounts have been audited by BDO Limited and are prepared in
commands a high degree of public trust accordance with the Hong Kong Financial Reporting Standards.
due to our professionalism, integrity WWF-Hong Kong understands that
OUR INCOME DELIVERING IMPACT AND RESULTS
and transparency. voluntary disclosure is essential in
establishing public confidence. To
WWF-Hong Kong’s governing body is ensure that our financial resources are WWF-Hong Kong’s income increased 17% to HK$121.1 million in FY19, attributable to Total expenditure for FY19 amounted to HK$119 million. Conservation, and community
the Executive Council. Its members, spent appropriately, we are committed support from individual donations, which continue to be the largest income source, with and schools’ education, remained our major investments in FY19, represented 67% of
professionals from conservation, to providing clear, accurate and a 12% growth, and representing 58% of the total income for FY19. Corporate donations the total expenditure. We continued to strive to achieve strong conservation impact,
scientific, education and business transparent financial information for including income from our Corporate Membership Programme, corporate partnership our conservation programmes were delivered in areas including green cities, Mai Po &
fields, are strongly committed to nature public scrutiny. Our financial accounts, on oceans plastics campaigns, a financial institution’s staff engagement at WWF-Hong wetlands, environmental finance, oceans, wildlife, local biodiversity, and community
conservation. They serve on a voluntary prepared in accordance with the Hong Kong’s centres, and a service fee income transferred from a financial institution’s engagement & education. We contributed 7% of the total expenditure to the WWF
basis, providing advice from their Kong Financial Reporting Standards, e-statement initiative. Trust and foundation income included the Making Zero Impact network to deliver global objectives.
professional perspectives, approving are independently audited by BDO Fashionable initiative, and public sector grants, such as the Sustainable Shui Hau project.
strategic direction, conservation Limited and published yearly in our Fundraising events and trading income included Flag Day with a net proceed of HK$0.5 Adapting and building capacity, and implementing new strategies, is key to our ongoing
programmes and annual budget, and annual report. million. Other income mainly represented support for our centre-based activities, school success. We continue to pursue the shared vision of all team members to deliver WWF-
monitoring operations of WWF-Hong partnerships and wetland management training run by WWF-Hong Kong. Hong Kong’s goals to grow conservation impact, supporter base and engagement, and
Kong. revenue to support our expanded conservation mission.
Members of the Executive Council THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Other income WWF Network
HK$10.5M HK$8.7M
must be trustee members of WWF- (Members as at 30 June 2019)
Administration
Hong Kong and are elected by other HK$6.4M
Fundraising
trustee members at the Annual General Chairman events and trading
HK$7.6M 9% Events and trading 7%
Meeting (AGM). Each council member Mr Edward M. HO HK$5.1M 5%
shall hold office until the third AGM next 6%
following his or her election when he or
4%
Members Public sector
she shall retire, but shall be eligible for grants
Mr Daniel R. BRADSHAW HK$9.9M 8%
re-election for one further term of three
years. Members may serve a maximum
Ms Sylvia CHAN EXPENDITURE ALLOCATION
Ms Irene N.Y. CHU SOURCE OF INCOME FOR FY2019 Individual Supporter base
17% FOR FY2019
HK$121.1M
of six years, unless decided otherwise by 58% 51%
HK$119.0M
Trusts and development Conservation
Professor David DUDGEON foundations 7% donations
HK$70.2M HK$20.2M HK$60.1M
the Executive Council. HK$8.4M
Mr William W. FLANZ
A number of sub-committees, composed Mr David M.H. FONG, BBS, JP
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
Mr Philip MOK
of experts in the relevant fields, enhance Corporate 12%
the breadth and depth of the Executive Mr Arthur MUI donations
Ms Katherine NG
HK$14.5M 16%
Council’s work. Each sub-committee
provides professional advice in areas of Professor Yvonne SADOVY Community and
schools education
conservation, education, development, Mr Douglas C.K. WOO, JP, Hon. LHD HK$18.5M
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Creative Property Services Consultants Limited KnitWarm Limited Company Limited Baguio Cleaning Services Company Limited G-Resources Group Ltd. Li & Fung Foundation South Africa Consulate General in Hong Kong SAR, PRC
Crystal International Group Limited Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e.V. YTT Charity Fund Limited Baker & McKenzie General Mills Hong Kong Limited lululemon Southern African Association of Hong Kong
Dah Chong Hong Holdings Limited LeeWrangler Hong Kong Ltd Z Entertainment Baker Tilly Hong Kong Gilead Sciences Hong Kong Ltd. LYCHEE & FRIENDS Spintec Precision Manufactory Limited
Deep Blue Straws Limited Lee Hysan Foundation Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited Gold Coast Yacht and Country Club Markant Trading Organisation (Far East) Ltd Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited
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Elite Partners CPA Limited Mr Daniel Bradshaw
MTR Corporation Limited Bluewater Hong Kong Haitong International Securities Group Limited MVA Asia Limited Thales Group
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MUJI (Hong Kong) Company Limited Hang Seng Bank Morgan McKinley The Body Shop
BNP Paribas Asset Management Asia Ltd
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Environment and Conservation Fund New World Development Company Limited Hayco Group
BosValen Asset Management Limited Nan Fung Group The Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong
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BPS Global Group New World Construction Company Limited The Dairy Farm Company Ltd – 7-Eleven
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Ocean Park Corporation Henderson Land Group The Hong Kong and China Gas Company Limited
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Our Planet
ANNUAL REVIEW 2019
Mai Po
The Netflix series created in collaboration with
WWF, stresses that we must act now to stem the
massive biodiversity loss that threatens all
species, including ourselves
The refurbishment of the Mai
Po Education Centre, with an
enhanced exhibition area and
interactive learning, is set to
open in the first half of 2020
4.2 Earths 60%
If everyone led the lifestyle of Hong Kongers, 4.2 The latest Living Planet Index shows a
Earths would be required to sustain our further decline in wildlife populations,
consumption habits, a significant increase from reaching 60% in just over 40 years, the
2016’s figure of 3.9 Earths impact of our runaway consumption
habits
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