Canberra, Australia. 2009.8.11 - The Australian Trade Commission (Austrade), is inviting Australian firms to contribute to 'clean tech' in China, via the Wanwu Initiative.
 

 
China is currently experiencing the largest urban migration in history. Approximately 15 million people move to the cities, annually. This urban expansion is driving large scale clean tech infrastructure growth, including water and waste treatment.
 
The Wanwu Initiative has been developed by Austrade to provide a co-ordinated marketing platform to introduce capable Australian firms into Chinese eco-projects and funding opportunities.
 
Australian companies with products and services which have a direct application to clean energy, environment, water or greenbuilding are invited to submit information online.
 
Austrade selects companies to participate in the Wanwu Initiative on the basis of their capability to deliver products and services to the Chinese market.
 
Digital Tsunami has a very strong commitment to both China and commercial innovations which have low-impact on the environment. The company's clients include the (ACBC), and major Australian manufacturer and installer of wind towers; Keppel Prince.
 
Digital Tsunami was founded in Hong Kong in 1996 and has delivered marketing communications solutions to Chinese and foreign owned enterprises, in online and offline media including DVD, web and video.
 
The company promotes effective innovation within the corporate sector. The company's brandline is: "Communications Evolution".
 
Digital Tsunami's capabilities encompass all aspects of marketing communications solutions including: eStrategy, film, identity, interactive, photography and print, for global brands, MNCs and innovative SMEs through offices in Australia and China.