Learn about the Government's environmental education activities and the work of the Environmental Campaign Committee and Green Hong Kong Campaign.

Learn about environmental protection and find out more about the environmental exhibition and resource centres, where you can locate more information about protecting the environment, and how you can help.

The energy that we use in our homes pollutes the environment and reduces the availability of energy in the future. Luckily, changing this situation is not difficult. Learn about why you should try to save energy, and easy ways that you can do so.

Fresh water is a precious resource in Hong Kong, and we all need to do as much as we can to preserve it. Learn about why water should be saved, how you can do so at home and in the workplace, and the potential that reclaimed water has to improve the condition of our environment.

Helping to save the environment is not difficult. Find out why even your shopping habits can make a difference and tips about shopping.

Having your own car may be very convenient, but it comes at a greater price than what you pay for petrol. Learn about the impact of your vehicle on the environment, and pick up some tips on how to think green when you travel.

Air pollution may look daunting, but you can contribute to cleaner air in small ways. Learn about the air pollution in Hong Kong, and what you can do about it when driving, at home and at work.

Renovations can produce a great deal of waste if not handled properly. Learn about the management issues you should consider, the availability of green building products, indoor air quality problems that might arise, how to reduce renovation waste and how to dispose of the remaining waste properly.

Through practising green management in the office, we can use resources more efficiently, reduce waste, save energy and money, and help improve our working environment. Learn about some useful tips for green office management.

Each one of us can play an active role to reduce food waste at source. We all can do to become much more aware of the food we buy and eat, and to treasure our good fortune to have sufficient food to nourish us. By avoiding food wastage, we will play our part for the environment. So, take more care not to waste. Don’t be a Big Waster.

Greening in buildings contributes to liveability of densely populated cities by improving living environment and quality of living, enhancing ecological value and reducing urban heat island effect.

As environmental issues may have impact on our daily lives, various Government departments have established their helpdesk to handle enquiries and complaints from the public. Find out which department to contact, and how to enquire or complain about an environmental issue.

There are various ways that you can lodge complaints about pollution. Find out how your complaints can help to protect the environment, how to lodge a complaint and how to check the progress of your complaint.

The Countryside Conservation Funding Scheme (CCFS) aims to support local non-profit-making organisations and villagers to take forward sustainable and holistic conservation in Hong Kong’s remote countryside based on interactive and co-operative approach. The CCFS covers a wide spectrum of areas on different levels ranging from natural environment / habitats, non-graded built heritage to cultural and historic assets.

The Environment and Conservation Fund provides funding support for eligible organisations to carry out educational, research and other projects and activities in relation to environmental and conservation matters.

The Government set up the Green Tech Fund in 2020 to provide better and more focused funding support to research and development projects which can help Hong Kong decarbonise and enhance environmental protection, thereby helping Hong Kong pursue the target of carbon neutrality before 2050.  

To improve air quality and reduce carbon emission, the Government has put in place a $1.1 billion New Energy Transport Fund to subsidise the testing and encourage wider use of green innovative transport technologies. The Fund is open for applications from transport trade and charitable/non-profit making organisations.

The Recycling Fund aims to promote the application of technology for higher value-added products for realization of re-industrialisation, reducing disposal of waste at landfills and promotion of circular economy. The Fund is open for application all year round.

The Government set up a $1 billion Lantau Conservation Fund (LCF) to promote and implement conservation initiatives of Lantau, and to pursue minor local improvement works in villages and communities in support of conservation initiatives. Half of the LCF ($500 million) is for applications by eligible institutions and local post-secondary education institutions to conduct research, education and engagement projects, or collaborate with local communities and land owners to carry out conservation and related projects in Lantau.