To foster the police-youth partnership in the fight against crime and raise the youth's awareness on climate change and its consequences.

The online virtual exhibition introduces climate change issues in five main areas (energy and living, transportation, food and water resources, safety and health, environment and sustainable development) and the strategies in combating climate change.

Energy issues, renewable and clean energy technologies, energy efficiency schemes, energy efficient building services features, energy data, Electrical and Mechanical Services Department's achievements, history and initiatives, etc.

Energy labels and energy efficiency messages.

To encourage Public Rental Housing Estates tenants to reduce waste in estates and to build greener communities.

HKO will collaborate with stakeholders and partners in school talks to raise awareness of students on climate change.

The videos aim to promote public awareness on climate change and the related extreme weather as well as introduce strategies in combating climate change.

Slope safety messages, including "Hong Kong may have severe landslides due to extreme weather. The public should stay away from slopes and be vigilant".

Slope safety messages, including "Hong Kong may have severe landslides due to extreme weather. The public should stay away from slopes and be vigilant".

To introduce the project to the public Drainage Services Department's works in flood prevention, mitigation and adaptation strategies in combating climate change, and water reuse.

To introduce to the public regarding DSD's works in flood prevention and sewage treatment as well as the mitigation and adaptation strategies in combating climate change through guided visits to DSD's facilities.

To introduce to teachers and students Drainage Services Department's works in flood prevention and sewage treatment as well as the mitigation and adaptation strategies in combating climate change through outreaching programme for schools.

To enhance the youth's awareness on climate change and understanding of adaptation measures.

A guided eco-tour to the ecological spots in Tin Shui Wai to understand the importance of conservation.

Since 2012, Energy Saving Charter was launched to encourage business and community organizations to save energy. In last year, the Charter attracted more than 3,300 signatories. Pledges under Energy Saving Charter 2017:-

Energy Saving Charter

(a) maintain average indoor air temperature between 24–26 ºC during the summer months of June to September in 2017;
(b) switch off appliances and systems when not in use from June 2017 to May 2018;
(c) procure energy efficient appliances (such as those with Grade 1 energy labels) and systems from June 2017 to May 2018; and
(d) engage staff/ students to adopt the above energy saving practices together.

The "4Ts Charter"

Organisation will be invited to participate in signing "4Ts" by pledging to:-

(a) set energy saving target with a timeline;
(b) ensure transparency to track energy saving results; and
(c) encourage inhabitants (including staff/ students/ occupants/ tenants) to work together on the above energy saving target.

The "Energy Saving Champion Scheme 2017" is the second year energy saving competition. This year, the scheme aims to recognize sector specific energy saving champion in planning to implement the 4Ts approach in energy saving.

To encourage CUHK staff and students to walk more on campus (instead of taking the bus) via card readers established in various locations on campus to record walking trips and to reward walkers.

To demonstrate various energy-efficient electrical equipment /appliances and introduce tips on the safe and efficient use of electricity.
Call 2887 3455 for arrangement.

To promote Food Cherishing to diners to reduce food wastage.

A campaign combining energy saving with community care. For every unit of electricity saved by CLP Power's residential customers in this summer, the Company will donate the electricity saved to households in need.

Through a series of activity-based learning and visits, the programme aims to promote awareness on energy and environmental issues and instill interest in engineering profession among the youth in Hong Kong.

The exhibition features the concept "Leave No Trace", with the aim of investigating how humans can minimise their impacts on the environment and other outdoor users when conducting outdoor activities.

First launched in 2013, the Hong Kong Green Building Week (HKGBW) is an annual territory-wide campaign co-organised by Construction Industry Council (CIC) and the HKGBC to promote green building development, boost public awareness on green lifestyle, and drive behavioural and mindset change through a series of programmes.

To let those interested in running a low-carbon office know more about:
(1) How to implement low-carbon measures in an office;
(2) How to enhance staff awareness and knowledge around climate change issues;
(3) How to deliver staff engagement activities;
(4) How to monitor carbon reduction performance.

The programme promotes energy efficiency in the business sector, encourages business customers to adopt green measures in their operations. The award ceremony recognises companies' efforts on EE&C and their outstanding energy saving performances.

The 12th edition of Eco Expo Asia takes place at AsiaWorld-Expo in Hong Kong from 26-29 October, with the theme being "Innovative Solutions for Greener Cities". The expo is organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council and Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd. The Environment Bureau of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region is the co-host, underscoring the HKSAR government's commitment to environmental protection. The emphasis is very much on ground-breaking technologies, smart and innovative products. Exhibitors are grouped into the product categories such as:
• Green Buildings and Energy Efficiency
• Green Transportation
• Waste Management and Recycling
• Water Treatment and Quality Management

In 2016, the exhibits covered the full spectrum of environmental initiatives with 325 exhibitors presenting a global overview. More than 13,000 buyers from 107 countries and regions attended the fair.

To encourage O'Camp organisers (OCs) to incorporate green elements in their O'Camps in order to reduce the environmental impact of the event, and to help introduce a green life style to the freshmen and also the green resources on campus which they can use.

To raise public awareness to climate change by introducing the cause, severity and effect of climate change to them.

To explore how carbon credits are generated and how to neutralize an organization's carbon footprint.

A timely initiative to reduce carbon emissions in Hong Kong, through carbon auditing and environmental education for schools and NGOs.

To encourage CUHK offices to adopt green practices in their daily operations.

To encourage students and staff members to adopt green practices in their daily lives.

Provide a creative and enjoyable experience for the participants to actively engage in green living and environmental conservation. The format of the workshops may vary: expert presentations, case studies, panel debates, hands-on classes, or group recreational events.

An online platform for schools, NGOs and individuals enthusiastic about environmental protection to promote environmental education and the importance of carbon reduction to the general public through the carbon reduction charter, exchange of environmental information and diverse activities.

A series of interactive computer games on climate change and a low-carbon lifestyle.

A series of interactive computer games on climate change and a low-carbon lifestyle, reinforcing environmental education activities in schools and by NGOs; available at no charge to schools and NGOs.

Alliance members can adopt a variety of green measures to set a role model of corporate social responsibility and enhance your green image. Moreover, members will also have the opportunity to identify room for improvement under the existing practices so as to reduce operational resources and improve the health and productivity of employees.

To facilitate shops to make a pledge, a Green Shop Pledge (The "Pledge") with a checklist of different green measures has been proposed by the HKGBC. It is a non-legally binding and voluntary statement covering six aspects. Shops are free to set the targets and implement any of the listed green measures that meet your operational requirements. The HKGBC will issue certificates stating the committed green measures to the Alliance members to recognise your effort in going green. The company names of all Alliance members will also be posted on the HKGBC programme website for public sharing and recognition.

Promote energy efficiency for residential buildings.

Participants will learn more about climate change on the tour.

Participants will learn more about the green features and biodiversity on the CUHK campus.

To promote energy efficiency and a low carbon lifestyle among the public, in particular the younger generations through a wide array of activities.

To enhance the ecological value of Hong Kong and Lamma islands and promote sustainable development and environmental education.

The first mobile classroom equipped with an interactive 4D movie which delivers messages on climate change and environmental protection to primary schools students and the public.

CLP's one-stop green living concept store showcases a 360° green home living experience, raising awareness about energy efficiency and conservation with regular experiential programmes and frequently updated energy-saving products. Special seminars and workshops sharing energy saving tips are organised.

To promote energy efficiency and a low carbon lifestyle among the public, in particular the younger generations through a wide array of activities.

The centre aims to offer visitors an inspiring experience as they learn about the importance of low carbon energy in addressing the environmental challenge facing our world. The five thematic zones are designed to introduce in an interesting and interactive manner the generation principles, applications, advantages and limitations as well as future development of different types of low carbon energy sources.

To promote a low carbon lifestyle, HK Electric will reward eligible customers who opt for receiving e-bills and register to pay electricity bills through autopay service during promotion period with a one-off incentive to offset electricity charges or to donate it to one of the designated green groups. Customers using both e-bills and autopay service will also be eligible for a series of lucky draw(s).
Details will be announced on corporate website in May 2017.
E-bill and Autopay promotion hotline at 8102 0123.

Encourage participants to donate excess soft toys for congregation.

1. Project Summary
A. This is a continuation of the 2015/16 "Mission Healthy Greens – Diana:Star Lite Star Bright" project that had successfully installed LED T8 lamps and LED light bulbs free of charge for families living in public housing estates within the Wong Tai Sin District. As of July 2016, a total of 1,168 families have benefited from this project and saved 114,443 kWh of electricity per annum, which is equivalent to a reduction of 62 tonnes of Carbon Dioxide per annum or ~HKD $120 electricity cost savings per family per annum.

2. Key Project Activities
A. Continuing our support of the Government's 2030+ target of reducing the city's carbon intensity index by 65-70%. Demonstrating that it is possible to help residents to switch to energy-efficient lighting equipment, save energy and reduce their carbon footprint.
B. We estimate the second year project will help 1,350 families to save 132,000 kWh of electricity per annum, which is equivalent to a reduction of 71 tonnes of carbon dioxide.
C. The scope of the project will expand to include three Districts: Wong Tai Sin, Kwun Tong and Shum Shui Po.
D. We will invite Universities, Environmental NGOs, Professional Associations and technology enterprises to participate in the project and offer their expertise.
E. Many government bureaus, departments and offices have agreed to participate and/or support the project, including the Environment Bureau, the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department, the Water Services Department, Wong Tai Sin + Kwun Tong + Shum Shui Po District Councils and District Offices, etc.
F. More promotional and educational contents, including inviting actors/actresses as "Project Ambassadors" to promote and raise awareness of the general public on saving energy and reduce their carbon footprint.
G. In addition to installing LED T8 lamps and LED bulbs, participating families may also benefit from having WSD-approved water-efficient valves and/or showerhead installed free of charge that will help to achieve at least 5% water reduction.
H. Our partnering Government Departments, Utilities Companies and Assisting Organisations will deploy their staff volunteering teams to help replacing the old lights with LED T8 lamps and LED light bulbs, and will also conduct a general safety check of the gas appliances and electric circuitry for that household.

With the theme "Smart and Healthy within the 2-degree Limit", PLEA 2018 Conference aims to bring together about 250-300 academia, researchers and professionals in the building industry in the pursuit of a better and more sustainable urban environment.