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UNDP first began its operations in China in September 1979, around the same time that Deng Xiaoping began open market reforms. This event was marked by the signing of the UNDP-Government of China Standard Basic Assistance Agreement and UNDP has since mobilised more than one billion US$ in support of China's development efforts. It has successfully completed over 900 projects amid a diverse portfolio ranging from agriculture to manufacturing, energy, public health, poverty alleviation and economic restructuring.

Since 1982, UNDP has developed and implemented five themed Country Programmes and Cooperation Frameworks, working closely with the China International Centre for Economic and Technical Exchanges (CICETE). Through this, and many other successful partnerships and projects, thousands of Chinese citizens have received training, while key ministries’ and Institutes’ capacities have been strengthened.

In view of the rapidly changing contours of China's development requirements, UNDP China has continued to evolve and currently works in four main project areas: poverty, equity and governance; energy and the environment; disaster management; and South-South cooperation – an international platform facilitating development partnerships between China and other developing countries in the South.