Public Sector Partnerships
Beijing Xicheng District Public Library
In 2007, PlaNet Finance China and the Beijing Xicheng District Public Library collaborated on a 1-year training session titled EMPower Project, aimed at training Beijing migrant workers on the physical and psychological health issues that can arise for them as they adapt to their new lives in a big city.
Chengxian County Government
Chengxian County, located in the south of Gansu Province, sits under the administrative region of Longnan City. As of 2010, Chengxian County has a population o f 266,800 with an average urban income per capita of RMB 10,685 (EUR 1,164) and an average rural income per capita of RMB 3,228 (EUR 351). The latter distorted by the extremely high incomes of a few shareholders in the local tin, silver and lead mines. Most farmers in Chengxian County live in a cashless economy, largely relying on bartering and trade. In May 2008 Sichuan earthquake caused severe damages to the local infrastructure, resulting in devastating effects on the local government’s treasury. As a satellite program of the Tongwei II From Rural Isolation to Market Integration Project, PlaNet Finance China will work with the local county government to introduce self-help group lending methodology and income-related trainings to villages situated on the outer fringes of Chengxian County.
China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation (CFPA) 
CFPA is a non-profit social organization that was founded in March 1989 with contributions from both domestic and international sources. The domestic parties that were instrumental in the establishment of the CFPA include the People's Republic of China's Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of Civil Affairs. The CFPA's goal is to provide assistance for impoverished areas and populations. In order to works towards poverty alleviation and continued development, it aims to improve production resources, living conditions, health conditions, and the skills of poor populations. The CFPA has been one of PlaNet Finance China's key partners in the implementation of the European Commission's Asi@ITC & ITC II Project.
www.fupin.org.cn/en/index.asp
China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC) 
CNNIC is a non-profit state-run network information center. CNNIC reports to the Ministry of Information Industry to conduct daily business and is administratively operated by the Chinese Academy of Sciences. CNNIC has supported past PlaNet Finance China project Asi@ITC, using Information Technologies and Communications (ITCs) to develop the efficiency of microfinance organizations and facilitate the exchange between the microfinance community and policy-makers.
http://www.cnnic.net.cn/en/index/index.htm
China Rural Technology Development Center (CRTDC)
CRTDC was established in 1983. It is the department of the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) that is dedicated to combating poverty through technology and through spreading scientific knowledge. The Centre closely coordinate activities scientific research centres, large schools, universities, experts and grassroot government bureaus in order to further the development of technology in China's rural areas. Another primary goal of the CRTDC is to coordinate, and establish relationships between the China's scientific community, the World Bank, the UNDP, and other international agencies. CRTDC has partnered PlaNet Finance in several EC-sponsored actions, most recently in the renewable-energy project in Tongwei, Gansu, where agrarian expertise is helping combat the challenges of the local terraced terrain and low rainfall.
European Commission 
The European Commission has been the single most important source of funding for PlaNet Finance China’s activities since the establishment of the office. Between February 2003 and July 2004, the European Commission Asia IT&C Program gave PlaNet Finance responsibility for implementing the project "Transfer of ICT Skills to Strengthen the Microfinance Sector in China." In September 2004, PlaNet Finance launched another project sponsored by the EC Asia IT&C program: "Broadband for Barefoot Bankers" (B4BB); and in November 2007, PlaNet Finance China was again awarded funding under the NGO-Cofinancing line of grants, to run the Microfinance & Renewable Energy: Using Microfinance to Increase Access to Renewable Energy in Rural Areas.
http://ec.europa.eu/index_en.htm
Japanese Government
A Japanese Government funding program administered through the Japanese Embassy benefited 170 households in Tongwei, Gansu with new biogas installations and 3-in-1 house conversions in 2007. The programme is called the "China-Japan Friendship Biogas Digestor Construction Project"; the donation, arranged in conjunction with PlaNet Finance China, had a value of USD 86,194; and the implementation was done by the Tongwei Energy Office under PlaNet Finance China's supervision.
Tongwei County Government
Tongwei County is located in the southeast region of Gansu Province. By the end of 2010, Tongwei County had a population of 464,400 inhabitants with an average income per capita of RMB 1,390 (EUR 126). Tongwei County is beset with geophysical problems including severe droughts and lack of arable land; only approximately 42% of the 2,012.7 square kilometers of land in Tongwei County is suitable for agriculture. Much of the arable farmland is in the form of terraced plots along mountain ranges first introduced in the 1980s land reforms; the relatively small plots and uneven terrain forces farmers to use traditional and less efficient methods of crop cultivation. PlaNet Finance China and the Tongwei County Government have had a long-standing partnership, initiated by the Tongwei I - Renewable Energy Project, and continued in the Tongwei II - Rural Isolation to Market Integration Project.