10th Anniversary Outstanding Partnership Award (Individual)

In recognition of excellence in promoting social capital, through the effective use of expertise and network advantages of individuals/ enterprises, and play a key role in achieving social capital outcomes.
• Community network — To develop mutual trust and long-term relationship with people in different business sectors and of different backgrounds, and strengthen the social networking.
• Mutual-help and Reciprocity — To make good use of one’s advantages; devote resources to enhancing community capacity and creating opportunities for development.
• Trust and Solidarity — To achieve synergy by fostering cross-sectoral partnership.
• Social Cohesion and Inclusion — To promote social harmony and build social capital culture.
• Social Participation — To mobilise participation in response to community needs, enhance community capacity.
• Information and Communication — To establish an effective communication platform to facilitate information flow.

Critical Success Factor

Dr. Ting has been a keen partner of the CIIF since its establishment in 2002. With her academic background and keen interest in social capital development, Dr. Ting has designed courses for social capital concept and practice at PolyU, who was a core member of the CIIF Evaluation Consortium formed in 2006 to conduct research on social capital and subsequently the Tin Shui Wai Evaluation Study in 2011. She has also actively promoted the concept of social capital through a variety of channels, including CIIF training workshops and presentations. Her contribution in facilitating knowledge transfer, in particular introducing evaluation tools and sustainability concepts to project teams, is significant, which has increased social capital outcomes in Hong Kong.