The Regional Cooperation Office for City Informatization (RCOCI) was formally established in Shanghai in 2001 according to “the Declaration of City Informatization Forum in Asia-Pacific Region(CIAPR) " and “ the Constitution of Cooperation Commission for City Informatization Forum in Asia-Pacific Region ", which was initiated by the Shanghai Municipal Government and the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA), in response to the call for Bridging the Digital Divide with the support of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), United Nations Industrial Development Organization(UNIDO) , and the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Based on the achievements through the years in the research of the land bridge industry,he New Eurasian Continental Bridge Development Research Center was established in 2009 with the approval of the International Coordinating Mechanism of the New Euro-Asian Continental Bridge Project.

Shanghai Industrial Development Science Technology Innovation Center (hereinafter referred to as "the Center") is an organization established to better regulate the implementation of the UNIDO Global Innovation Network project.

South- South Global Asset and Technology Exchange (SS-GATE) is a system initiated by the Special Unit for South-South Cooperation at the United Nations Development Program, which aims to provide a global and sustainable transaction platform that facilitates exchange of technologies and financial resources among the private sector, public sector and civil society for inclusive growth of the countries of the south. It was established in November 2008, with the headquarters in Shanghai, China.

South-South (Beijing) Biological Technology Center (SBBTC) is one of the members of China South-South Cooperation Network, and the main implementing organization in the food and health sectors in China in terms of South-South cooperation projects, and also an international scientific research, consulting and training organization, which engaged in biotechnology research and application in food, international technical cooperation and exchange, new product research and development.

The Study Center for South-South Cooperation is an academic institute at Nankai University, which was launched in 2010. It aims at providing a platform of study on SSC to timely report the new thinking and development in the global south, to fully introduce the practice and achievements of China-South cooperation, and to undertake both empirical and policy research on both global and national challenges encountered in SSC. The Center is to serve as a think-tank for global south and China-South cooperation.

Fujian Science Technology and Culture Innovation Association (FSTCIA) was founded in 2013. Under the charge of Fujian Association for Science and Technology and registered in Fujian Provincial Department of Civil Affairs, it is an academic, scientific and non-profit social organization composed of voluntary scientific and cultural practitioners, relevant enterprises, scientific organizations and universities in Fujian Province.

Chongqing International Cultural Exchange Center (CQICEC) is established in 2001. Under the administration of Chongqing Municipal Government’s General Office, our tenet is to promote mutual understanding and cooperation between Chongqing and the world through both international and domestic exchange programs in the fields of science, economy, education, culture and arts, as well as to provide excellent services to Chongqing in its endeavor of achieving economic growth, technological development and cultural prosperity and building a harmonious society.

Chongqing Training Center for International Cooperation (CTCIC) was established on November 29th, 2011, as a private non-enterprise institution directly aimed at building platforms for international talent exchange and cooperation, promoting regional development and cultural exchange.

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