This grant supported the Institute of Economics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences to host two workshops for discussing the mechanisms for supplying medicine to public hospitals.

This grant supported Inner Mongolia Medical College hosting the 2011 CMB Western Rural Health Network Meeting.

This project funded competent young Chinese researchers to attend the 8th iHEA (International Health Economics Association) World Congress from July 10 through July 13, 2011. The theme of the Congress was "transforming health & economics."

This grant supported the planning and development of the Second Global Symposium on Health Systems Research, held in Beijing in 2012.

This grant supported researchers in China to attend the 10th world WONCA (World Organization of Family Doctors) conference on rural health and 18th regional WONCA conference on Feb 20-23, 2011.

This study focuses on cases of catastrophic disease in children to evaluate the impact of the latest reform to the new rural cooperative medical scheme in Beijing on the quality of healthcare, utilization of service, hospital and patient expenditures, and hospital management.

This grant provided support to Sichuan University for hosting the CMB medical education center meeting. Leaders of the four sponsored medical centers (PUMC, China Medical University, Central South University, and Sichuan University) presented their progress, achievements, and future plans for development.

This grant supported Sichuan University in hosting the President's Council Meeting from May 19-21, which was shifted to Beijing due to disruption from the 2008 earthquake.

The Rockefeller Archive Center received this planning grant to work to help Peking Union Medical College (PUMC) develop its archives.

This project financed planning and a workshop to develop a strategic plan for reforming the Shandong schools of public health. Grant funds supported two commissioned papers, travel and study to Vietnam and India, drafting of a strategic plan, and a consultative workshop at Shandong University in November 2008.