According Lenovo's senior vice president, Chen Shaopeng, the Chinese electronics group plans to spend 1% of its annual net profit on global social investment.

From 2010, each HIV/AIDS affected child in Xinjiang will receive CNY600 living subsidies every month.

The China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation has formally initiated a program to provide fund assistance to 10,000 people who live in extreme poverty in China.

In response to the increasing number of labor disputes, the Chinese Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security has asked its affiliates at various levels to establish a green channel to facilitate employees' appeals about labor disputes.

Nanjing plans to set up a Low Income Family Certification & Management Center to be responsible for surveying and certifying the city's low-income household and households that live on the minimum financial subsidy.