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Television Trust for the Environment
Mission: "To produce, co-produce, acquire and distribute films for broadcast and education use worldwide."
In China since: 1985
Annual China budget: $200,000
Number of staff5 national and expatriate
Mainland China contact:
John D Liu
Representative
Room 924, 9/F East Office Building, 33 Fuxing Road
Cui Wei Da Sha, Haidian District
Beijing 100036
Tel: +86 (0)10 8577 1054, 8577 6442
Fax: +86 (0)10 8577 1053
International Contact:
Mark Harvey
Director of Development
Prince Albert Road
London NW1 4RZ
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 171 586 5526
Fax: +44 171 586 4844
Founded in 1984 by UNEP, WWF and Carleton Television (then Central Television), the Television Trust for the Environment boasts the largest library of Copyright cleared environmental films in the world. It works with over 50 partner Video Resource Centres around the world, providing programming free of charge to all countries on the UN low and middle income list. TVE is also dedicated to promoting environmental film makers around the world.
TVE's initial work in China involved co-production of environmental films. Since 1995, it has worked on language versioning projects and the development of Chinese Video Resource Centres. In 1997, TVE joined six Chinese government and non government organisations to form the Environmental Education Television Project for China (EETPC) which has transferred and translated over 200 programmes into Chinese. These books and videos are freely available. The EETPC also often works with Chinese and international organisations on the development of environmental education films.
Links
http://www.eetpc.org
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