Project Completion Report
SECTION A: Project profile
Project number & title:
Project time period:
Committee / WG / Fora:
Project Overseer Name /
Organization / Economy:
CTI 18 2013T (IEG) – Case Studies on the Best Practice of
Sustainable Investment in APEC Region
Date
2013.09-2015.03
July 9, 2015
submitted:
Committee on Trade and Investment (CTI) / Investment Experts'
Group (IEG)
Yang Zhengwei / Director, Department of International Trade &
Economic Affairs, Ministry of Commerce of China
SECTION B: Project report and reflection
1. Project description: In 3-4 sentences, please describe the project and its main objectives.
The project is designed to, through holding a series of case studies and information exchange seminar
on sustainable investment for inclusive development, raise understanding and awareness of opportunities
for inclusive development within APEC economies; share experience, lessons and opinions on balancing
investment, environmental, and social objectives to increase the public support for free and open trade
and investment, thereby creating more new demand and jobs; and share experience on improving the
living environment and community livelihood.
2. Meeting objectives: Describe how the project met each of its proposed objectives. Please
outline any challenges you may have encountered in delivering the activity.
The proposed objectives of the project have been met.
In order to achieve these goals we set, five case studies were collected. The case studies were
analyzed on various aspects of sustainable investment, including: the role and forms of legislations and
regulations of investment in investor economies and host economies regarding environmental, labour,
and other social risk management, how stakeholders(host economy, investors, NGOs, local
communities, etc.) react to environmental and social risk of investment.
Based on the finding of case studies, a workshop was held to share information and experience on
sustainable investment in APEC region. In this workshop:
1) Hard copies of the case studies were provided to all participants. This could help the participants to
deepen understanding on the topic.
2) Many experts and delegates of APEC economies were invited to share their experience and views on
the role of governments could play in the promoting the sustainable oversea investment;
3) Representatives from companies were also invited to share their good practice on promoting the
sustainable oversea investment in APEC region. They also discussed key questions about the oversea
sustainable investment.
4) The difficulties and challenges on how to fulfill corporate social responsibility, how to get along with
local community, how to enhance environmental protections, were wide discussed to raise
understanding and awareness on sustainable oversea investment.
The biggest challenge is time. As the duration of the workshop is only one day, there is not enough time
for discussion. A workshop of two days is necessary.
3. Evaluation: Describe the process undertaken to evaluate the project upon completion. (e.g.
evaluation through participant surveys, peer reviews of outputs, assessments against
indicators, statistics demonstrating use of outputs etc.). Provide analysis of results of
evaluations conducted and where possible include information on impacts on gender.
Evaluation data needs to be included as an appendix.
After the workshop, a survey was made to evaluate the workshop. From the results of the workshop
evaluation, we can see that the workshop was widely accepted by the participants and the goals of the
workshop were successfully achieved. Detailed information of the evaluation please refers to table 1.
Feedbacks showed that this workshop was of great value and helpful for enterprises engaging in foreign
investment to avoid the risks associated with environmental and social problems, and will benefit the
creation of a sustainable and inclusive of development for the APEC region.
Table 1: Summary of the Evaluation Survey
Strongly
Agree
Agree
Disagree
The objectives of the seminar
were clearly defined
56.1%
43.9%
0.0%
The seminar achieved its
intended objectives
49.0%
51.0%
0.0%
The agenda items and topics
covered were relevant
53.7%
46.3%
0.0%
The content was well organized
and easy to follow
56.1%
41.5%
2.4%
Gender issues were sufficiently
addressed during
implementation
36.6%
48.8%
14.6%
The trainers/experts or
facilitators were well prepared
and knowledgeable about the
topic
61.0%
39.0%
0.0%
The materials distributed were
useful
56.1%
39.0%
4.9%
The time allotted for the
discussion was sufficient
34.1%
46.3%
19.5%
5
4
very
mostly
somewha
t
a little
not
much
How relevant was this workshop
to you and your economy?
51.2%
39.0%
9.8%
0.0%
0.0%
Rate your level of knowledge of
and skills in the topic prior to
participating in the event:
9.8%
19.5%
65.9%
4.9%
0.0%
Rate your level of knowledge of
and skills in the topic after
participating in the event:
19.5%
58.5%
22.0%
0.0%
0.0%
3
2
1
4. Output indicators: Describe the main project outputs below. This may include workshops,
tools, research papers, reports, recommendations, best practices, action plans.
.Indicators
(Edit or Insert rows as needed)
# workshops / events
# planned
Details or notes
The workshop on the best practice of
1
# participants (M/F)
# actual
86
1
sustainable investment in APEC region
was held in Beijing on 9 Feb. 2015, with
the attendance of around 80
representatives from APEC economies,
international organizations, and
enterprises, and received good results.
86(57/29)
# economies attending
21
10
# speakers engaged
18
18
# other organizations engaged
0
0
# publications distributed
2
2
3
3
# recommendations agreed on
U.S, Viet Nam, PNG, Malaysia, Indonesia,
Thailand, Chile, Mexico, Hong Kong, China,
and China attended this workshop.
The proceedings on the best practice of
sustainable investment in APEC region, and
summary report were prepared and uploaded
to the APEC publication database
All the participants in the workshop agreed on
the following three recommendations:
1. Strengthen optimum experience
communication and sharing in the region;
2．Organize analysis of the “best cases of
sustainable investment within the APEC
region” at regular intervals;
3．Promote the forming of voluntary
sustainable foreign/cross-border
investment and trade rules for all sides to
follow; adopt feasible measures to
encourage and guide regional sustainable
investment and trade; assist developing
economies to strengthen their
environmental management capacity for
foreign investment and trade.
Other:
Comments: The workshop on the best practice of sustainable investment in APEC region was held in
Beijing on 9 Feb. 2015, with the attendance of around 80 representatives from APEC economies,
international organizations, and enterprises, and received good results. After the workshop, a summary
report was prepared and circulated within member economies.
5. Outcomes: Describe any specific medium-term changes to policy, processes or behavior that
can be attributed to result from this activity. Please include details on:
 What indicators were used to measure medium-term impact? (Example indicators:
type/number of policies/ regulations/processes changed, % of businesses conforming to new
standards, change in sector’s commercial activity, # individual action plans developed, #
agencies using resource or tools etc.)
 Monitoring plans in place and proposed indicators to measure impacts, including any
impacts on gender. Please summarise relevant information.
On one hand, after this workshop, the understanding of APEC economies on the sustainable oversea
investment improved; on the other hand, the good experience shared in the workshop will be great helpful
for enterprises to avoid environmental and social risk during their business activities.
In the future, three indicators should be monitored. The first one is the sustainable oversea investment
laws and regulations in each economy, the second one is the enterprises’ behavior in their oversea
business, and the third one is monitoring the impact on the career path of the female participants.
6. Participants (compulsory for events): Must be gender-aggregated. May be included as appendix.
Economy
(Insert rows as needed)
9 APEC Economies
Other:
# male
# female
15
5
42
24
Details
Comments: What was the approach undertaken for participant nomination/selection and
targeting? Please provide details. What follow-up actions are expected? How will
participants/beneficiaries continue to be engaged and supported to progress this work?
There were two main approaches for participant nomination. One is the information about the workshop
was circulated with APEC's help and asked CTI members nominate participants and the other one is the
experts who are very professional and knowledgeable in the field of Oversea Sustainable Investment were
directly contacted and invited.
After the workshop a summary report was submitted and uploaded to Project Data Base with APEC
secretariat's help. This report can be downloaded and remarked by public.
Besides, we still keep in touch with the experts we invited in the workshop and continue discuss the
possibility and feasibility to further liberalize trade in Oversea Sustainable Investment.
7. Key findings: Describe 1-3 examples of key findings, challenges or success stories arising
from the project (e.g. research or case studies results, policy recommendations, roadblocks to
progress on an issue, impacts on gender).
Challenges: The biggest challenge is time. As the duration of the workshop is only one day, there is not
enough time for discussion. The workshop should be longer. We also hope there could be active
involvement of the developed economies that can provide and share useful experience of sustainable
oversea investment.
Success stories:
All participants agree that the workshop helps them to learn experience about sustainable investment.
And this new knowledge will be considered as their new way of thinking and could be used as their new
policy. Many participants hope to host more workshops and invite more FDI experts. They also suggest
that the meeting should be longer.
When we started the nomination process for collecting successful cases in sustainable investment, we
received recommendation from Oil Search (Papua New Guinea) Limited. The general manager of Oil
Search was also invited to share their good practice in this workshop. He introduced their programs on
promoting sustainable oversea investment. They have a comprehensive series of social programs to help
government and communities address social and economic challenges across infrastructure, education
and health, etc. He agrees with the sustainable development strategy.
Recommendations:
1. Strengthen optimum experience communication and sharing in the region, encourage research on
sustainable investment, and spread the fruits of this research through forums, the internet, publications
and other means.
2．Organize analysis of the “best cases of sustainable investment within the APEC region” at regular
intervals, and promote the winning enterprises’ good experiences and practices.
3．Promote the forming of voluntary sustainable foreign/cross-border investment and trade rules for all
sides to follow; adopt feasible measures to encourage and guide regional sustainable investment and
trade; assist developing economies to strengthen their environmental management capacity for foreign
investment and trade.
8. Next steps: Describe any planned follow-up steps or projects, such as workshops, postactivity evaluations, or research to assess the impact of this activity. How will the indicators
from Question 5 be tracked? How will this activity inform any future APEC activities?
After this project, the following activities are planned to take:
1) Experts’ suggestions and enterprises’ good cases shared in the workshop will be added into the
research report;
2) Some of the experts who participated in the workshop will be invited to make a further discussion and
evaluation on the sustainable oversea investment;
3) All the results from the activities above will be summarized and shared with the participants of the
workshop held before through email or other channels.
9. Feedback for the Secretariat: Do you have suggestions for more effective support by APEC
fora or the Secretariat? Any assessment of consultants, experts or other stakeholders to share?
The Secretariat examines feedback trends to identify ways to improve our systems.
The Secretariat has offered great help and supports for the project implementation. In the future, more
kind of effective communication channel will be more helpful for project management.
SECTION C: Budget
No.
Item Description
Budget
Actual
Balance
Variance Notes
1.
Speaker's Honorarium
4,000.00
4,000.00
0.00
-
2.
Translator’s Fees
2000.00
0.00
2000.00
3.
ST Clerical & Secretariat Staff
16,000.00
16,000.00
0.00
-
4.
Consultant Fee (Researcher incl.)
18,000.00
18,000.00
0.00
-
5.
Consultant’s Secretary Cost
16,000.00
16,000.00
0.00
-
6.
Per Diem Speakers/Experts/Researcher
6000.00
3822.50
2177.50
Only 5 speakers come
from 8 speakers planned
7.
Per Diem- Participants/Trainees
16,500.00
9,938.50
6,561.50
Only 14 participants come
from 22 participants
planned
8.
Airfare Speakers/Experts/Researcher
20,000.00
6,883.06
13,116.94
- Only for 5 speakers from
8 speakers planned, and
The funding does not
include the translation of
final project reports/or final
outputs
- variance of airfare
9.
Airfare -Participants/Trainees
44,000.00
23,593.84
20,406.16
- Only for 14 participants
from 22 participants
planned, and
- variance of airfare
10.
Publication of Report
2,500.00
2,500.00
0.00
-
11.
Communication
2,000.00
2,000.00
0.00
-
Component Total
147,000.00
102,737.9
44,262.1
-
Project Total
147,000.00
102,737.9
44,262.1
-
Explanation of project extension:
In order to improve the quality of case studies, we applied for an extension of 3 months. The APEC
Secretariat approved the application and the disbursement deadline was extended to the end of March
2015. The workshop was held on time in Beijing (Feb 9, 2015), and we submitted the Case Study
Report, meeting materials and Summary Report to the APEC Secretariat on March 13, 2015. Then the
Secretariat circulated those documents to member economies. After receiving comments from the US
on March 27, we spent some time to communicate with the US and revise the Case Study Report and
Summary Report according to the suggestions from the US.
SECTION D: Appendices
Please attach the following documentation to the report as required. Note that the participant contact
list is a mandatory requirement for all Project completion reports.

1
2
3
4
5
Appendices
Notes


Experts / consultants list: contact info, job titles, roles, gender

Event Agenda
 link to case study report
Reports, websites or resources created: links or soft copies
Post activity survey or other evaluation data (raw and/or aggregated) 
Participant contact list: contact info, gender, job titles (mandatory)
Other information or resources
FOR APEC SECRETARIAT USE ONLY APEC comments: Were APEC project guidelines followed?
Could the project have been managed more effectively or easily by the PO?
APEC funded participants list
Economy
Name
Gender
Job Title
Contact
Viet Nam
Thai Thu Phuong
Female
Deputy Head
phuongfia@mpi.gov.vn
Chile
Diego Torres
Male
Chile
Rodrigo Mladinic
Male
Mexico
Marilu Cisneros
Vargas
Female
marilu.cisneros@economia.gob.m
x
Mexico
Carolina Melisa
Garcia Monroy
Female
melisa.garcia@economia.gob.mx
Peru
Manuel Suarez
Male
esuarezm@proinversion.gob.pe
PNG
Desmond Pokajam
Male
Senior Investment
Officer
desmondp@ipa.gov.pg
PNG
Jeffrey Hete
Male
Business Information
Officer
jhete@ipa.gov.pg
Viet Nam
Pham Thanh Binh
Male
binhmpi@gmail.com
Viet Nam
Le Quang Tuan
Male
letuan@mpi.gov.vn
Malaysia
Shamala Thevi D/O
Raja Gopal
Female
shamalathevi@miti.gov.my
Malaysia
Safwan Nizar Bin
Johari
Male
Indonesia
Rizky Priyadi Utama
Male
rizky.priyadi.utama@gmail.com
Indonesia
A. Rahman Hakim
Male
rahmanhakimmm@gmail.com
Thailand
Apipong
Khunakornbodintr
Male
Director
apipong@boi.go.th
Thailand
Zhou Jie
Female
Operation Assistant
zhoujie@boi.go.th
DTORRES@DIRECON.GOB.CL
Advisor
Executive
RMLADINIC@DIRECON.GOB.CL
safwan@mida.gov.my
Non-APEC funded participants list
Economy
Name
Gender
Job Title
President and Editorin-chief
executive deputy
secretary-general
China
Yu Zhihong
Male
China
Wang Fengzuo
Female
China
Wang Lei
Female
Hong
Kong,
China
Matt Hu
Male
China
Zhang Shiguo
Male
Director
China
Lou Anru
Male
Director
China
Mao Xianqiang
Male
Professor
maoxq@bnu.edu.cn
China
Li Nuyun
Female
Secretary-General
linuyun516@vip.sina.com
China
Wang Wen'an
Male
Director
wenan-wang@stategrid.com.cn
China
Yu Zuojiang
Male
Vice president
ya313@cofco.com
China
Zhao Xiufu
Male
Deputy Director
Xf_zhao@chalco.com.cn
US
Jasmine Tian
Female
Sustainability
Director
jatian@coca-cola.com
US
Paige Snider
Male
economic officer
SniderPA@state.gov
Sze Ping LO
Male
CEO
splo@wwfchina.org
Vice President
Contact
zhihong.yu@wtoguide.net
helenawfz@aliyun.com
wanglei@cheaa.org
matt_sl_hu@bjo.gov.hk
zhang-shi-guo@263.net
Economy
Name
Gender
Job Title
Contact
Zhang Guojun
Male
Senior Director
Guojun Zhang@wwfchina.org
Zhu Li
Male
China program
officer
Li.Zhu@wwfus.org
US
Dan Murphy
Male
Program Director
d.murphy@yale.edu
China
Yang Zhengwei
Male
Director
yangzhengwei@
mofcom.gov.cn
China
Du Yi
Female
China
Li Li
Female
Director
rinvest@mofcom.gov.cn
China
Pei Jiansuo
Male
Associate professor
jpei@uibe.edu.cn
China
Liang Ming
Male
liangming@foxmail.com
China
Li Yong
Male
liyong@mofcom.gov.cn
China
Hu Shuguang
Male
Associate professor
China
Li Yuxiao
Female
Associate professor
liyuxiao2@sina.com
China
Qian Xiaojun
Female
Professor
qianxj@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn
China
Yang Kaijun
Male
Associate professor
niceyoung@126.com
Program Officer
wen.yuanyuan@mepfeco.org.c
n
duyi@mofcom.gov.cn
shg-hu@ruc.edu.cn
China
Wen Yuanyuan
Male
China
Zhang Tonglei
Male
Assistant
zbyhxh163@163.com
General Manager
Assistant
panhb@cofco.com
China
Pan Huabin
Male
China
Sun Yue
Female
sunyue.th@cofco.com
China
Wu Yang
Male
China
Wang Xiaohan
Female
China
Hu Tianyang
Female
China
Wang Sudan
Female
China
Lin Jinyou
Male
China
Yang Fei
Female
yangfei@chinca.org
China
Cui Jiapeng
Male
1553141765@qq.com
China
Wu Yanyang
Male
intern
yanyangwu@wwfus.org
China
Chen Boping
Male
Project officer
Boping Chen@wwfchinca.org
China
Guo Lina
Female
Project officer
China
Gao Hui
Male
Project officer
Hui Gao@wwfchina.org
China
Lu Yiyi
Female
Project officer
YYLu@wwfchina.org
China
Hou Yanlin
Female
Project officer
houyanlin@wwfchina.org
China
Li Shengwen
Female
Project officer
China
Li Nan
Female
Project officer
nli@wwfchina.org
China
Xing Youkai
Male
Assistant
xingyoukai@163.com
China
Liu Qian
Female
Assistant
liuqian19831009@163.com
China
Song Peng
Male
Doctor
songpeng_ee@163.com
China
Liu Zhengyan
Male
Doctor
lzy0537@163.com
China
Gao Yubing
Female
Assistant
zjjgyb91@mail.bnu.edu.cn
China
Jiang Yazhen
Female
Master
jiangyazhen@mail.bnu.edu.cn
China
Zeng’an
Female
Doctor
zeng_an@mail.bnu.edu.cn
China
Gabriele Corsetti
Male
Doctor
gabriel.corsetti@gmail.com
China
He Feng
Male
Master
China
Wang Zhengzao
Female
Master
Project Assistant,
tianyang.hu@hotmail.com
wangsd@mail.cmec.com
200911181016@mail.bnu.edu.
cn
201011181038@mail.bnu.edu.
cn
Economy
Name
Gender
Job Title
Contact
201111181013@mail.bnu.edu.
cn
China
Wang Mudan
Female
Master
China
Zhou Ji
Male
Doctor
China
Zhu Songsong
Male
China
Gao Yan
Female
China
Liu Shumei
Female
Editor
China
Xiang Nan
Female
Project manager
China
Hou Chuqing
Female
Director
China
Wei Dong
Male
Deputy Director
China
Huang Shuichi
Male
Deputy Director
huang971515@126.com
China
Zhao Dongming
Male
Assistant Consultant
dongming.zhao@goldenbeechi
na.com
zhoujizhouji2006@126.com
1187319104@qq.com
Shumei.liu@wtoguide.net
nan.xiang@goldenbeechina.co
m
chuqing.hou@goldenbeechina.
com
dong.wei@goldenbeechina.co
m
APEC funded speakers list
Economy
Name
Gender
Job Title
Contact
Viet Nam
Thai Thu Phuong
China
Hu Tao
Female
Deputy Head
phuongfia@mpi.gov.vn
Male
Director of China program
Tao.hu@wwfus.org
US
Jim Harkness
Male
President Emeritus
PNG
Michael Uiari
Male
General Manager
Hong Kong,
China
David Dodwell
Male
Executive Director
jimharkness@yahoo.com
michael.uiari@oilsearch.c
om
david.dodwell@strategica
ccess.com.hk
Non-APEC funded speakers list
Economy
Name
Gender
Job Title
Contact
China
Mao Xianqiang
Male
Professor
maoxq@bnu.edu.cn
China
Li Nuyun
Female
Secretary-General
linuyun516@vip.sina.com
China
Wang Wen'an
Male
Director
wenanwang@stategrid.com.cn
China
Yu Zuojiang
Male
Vice president
ya313@cofco.com
China
Zhao Xiufu
Male
Deputy Director
Xf_zhao@chalco.com.cn
US
Jasmine Tian
Female
Sustainability Director
jatian@coca-cola.com
US
Paige Snider
Male
economic officer
SniderPA@state.gov
China
Yu Zhihong
Male
President and Editor-in-chief
zhihong.yu@wtoguide.ne
t
China
Wang Fengzuo
Female
executive deputy secretary-general
helenawfz@aliyun.com
China
Wang Lei
Female
Vice President
wanglei@cheaa.org
Hong
Kong,China
Matt Hu
Male
Director
matt_sl_hu@bjo.gov.hk
China
Zhang Shiguo
Male
Director
zhang-shi-guo@263.net
China
Zhang Jianping
Male
Researcher
zhangjpg@aliyun.com
Workshop on the Best Practice of Sustainable Investment
in APEC Region
Feb 9, 2015
Gehua New Century Hotel
Beijing, the People’s Republic of China
Agenda
8:30 am – 9:00 am
Arrival & Registration
Opening Remarks
Moderator: Prof. Mao Xianqiang, Beijing Normal University
 Mr. Yang Zhengwei, Director, Department of International
Trade & Economic Affairs, Ministry of Commerce of China
9:00 am – 9:20 am
 Mr. Lou Anru, Director, Office of Science and Technology,
Beijing Normal University
 Mr. Sze Ping Lo, CEO, WWF-China
 John Larkin, Chair, APEC CTI (TBD)
Session 1: Overall Situation of the Sustainable Investment in APEC region and
worldwide
This session will have an overview of the general situation of
sustainable oversea investment in APEC region and worldwide.
Representatives from APEC economies, academia, international
organizations and NGOs will discuss the background, current
development and trends of the sustainable oversea investment.
The challenges and opportunities for the sustainable investment
in APEC region will be discussed in this session as well.
Moderator: Dr. HU Tao, Director, China Program, WWF-US
9:25 am – 10:35am Speakers:
 Mr. Jim Harkaness, President Emeritus, Institute of Food and
Trade Policy, US
 Dr. Mao Xianqiang, Prof., Beijing Normal University
 Mr. Yu Zhihong, President/Chief Editor, China WTO
Tribune
 Mr. David Dodwell, Executive Director, Hong Kong-APEC
Trade Policy Group
Discussion (Questions & Answers)
10:35 am – 10:50am Coffee Break
Session 2: APEC economies’ experience sharing: How to facilitate the Sustainable
Investment through learning from the best practice
10:50 am–12:20 am
In this session, representatives from APEC economies will center
on the role of governments could play in the promoting the
sustainable oversea investment to discuss and share their
experience and views. Several key questions will be mainly
addressed, such as how to make favorable policies to promote
local private sectors to invest outward, how to create a friendly
business environment to attract more overseas investment, and
how to guard against risks in the development of the sustainable
investment.
Moderator: Dr. Li Nuyun, Secretary-General, China Green
Carbon Foundation
Speakers:
 Ms. Wang Fengzuo, Executive Deputy Secretary-general,
UN Global Compact Network China
 Ms. Thai Thu Phuong, Deputy Head, Investment Promotion
Division under Foreign Investment Agency, Viet Nam
 Mr. Matt Hu, Head of Investment Promotion, North and
Central China, the Office of the Government of the HKSAR
in Beijing
 Mr.
Zhang
Jianping,
Researcher,
Academy of
Macroeconomic Research. NDRC
 Paige Snider, Economic Officer, Economic Section US
Embassy Beijing
Discussion (Questions & Answers)
12:20am – 1:30 pm Lunch Break
Session 3: Investors’ experience sharing: How to facilitate the Sustainable Investment
through learning from the best practice
In this session, representatives from private sectors will share their
views and experience on promoting the sustainable oversea
investment, and deepen understanding and awareness of mutual
benefit of the sustainable investment in APEC region. They will
also have a wide discussion on several key questions around the
sustainable oversea investment, such as what is the relationship
between CSR and the sustainable investment, how to get along
with local community, how to enhance environmental protections,
so as to promote the development of the sustainable investment
1:30pm –2:40 pm
and eventually create a favorable living environment in the region.
Moderator: Mr. Zhang Guojun, Senior Director, WWF-China
Speakers:
 Mr. Yu Zuojiang, Vice President, COFCO Tunhe CO., Ltd.
 Mr. Michael Uiari, General Manager of PNG Commercial,
Legal & Stakeholder Management, Oil Search Limited, PNG
 Mr. Wang Wen’an, Division Director, the State Grid
Corporation of China
 Mr. Zhang Shiguo, Director, Plangning Department, China
Industrial Overseas Development Association
Discussion (Questions & Answers)
2:40 pm –2:55 pm
Coffee Break
Session 3: (Continue): Investors’ experience sharing: How to facilitate the Sustainable
Investment through learning from the best practice
Moderator: Mr. Yu Zhihong, President/Chief Editor, China WTO
Tribune
Speakers:
 Ms. Tian Wenhong, Sustainable Development Director,
Greater China and Korea, Coca-Cola
2:55 pm – 4:10 pm  Dr. Li Nuyun, Secretary-General, China Green Carbon
Foundation
 Mr. Zhao Xiufu, Deputy Director, Reform and Development
Center, Aluminum Corporation of China
 Ms. Wang Lei ,Vice Chair, China Household Electrical
Appliances Association（CHEAA）
Discussion (Questions & Answers)
Session 4: Way Forward: Recommendations on how to facilitate the Sustainable
Investment in APEC region and worldwide
In this session, representatives from APEC member economies,
industries, NGOs, and academia will have a wide discussion and
develop recommendations on how to facilitate the sustainable
oversea investment in APEC region, with a view to assisting
economies and companies in designing policies and taking actions
to promote the sustainable oversea investment in various industry
sectors in APEC regions.
4:15 pm – 5:00pm
Moderator: Prof. Mao Xianqiang, Beijing Normal University
Speakers:
 Dr. HU Tao, Director, China Program, WWF-US
 Mr. Yang Zhengwei, Director, Department of International
Trade & Economic Affairs, Ministry of Commerce of China
Discussion (Questions & Answers)
5:00 pm
Closing