Nature loss is a business risk. Each year, oceans produce goods and services such as seafood worth about $2.5 trillion, bees and other pollinators contribute at least $235 billion to global food production, and ecotourism in protected areas alone generates around $600 billion. Nature not only sustains us, it also powers industry and commerce. Yet, this critical ‘natural capital’ is under threat as never before.
With loss of biodiversity and the climate crisis, we live in times of unprecedented environmental change that present great challenges for people, planet and businesses. However, we also have an unparalleled opportunity to create lasting impact. Your partnership with WWF could change the course of conservation. Have a look at the many ways we can partner together for a sustainable future.
WWF strives to set impactful industry aspirations on sustainability in Singapore and Southeast Asia. Through consultation and close collaboration with businesses, we build platforms, tools and practical solutions closely guided by data and science that help entire sectors to become more sustainable.
Nature loss is a business risk. Each year, oceans produce goods and services such as seafood worth about $2.5 trillion, bees and other pollinators contribute at least $235 billion to global food production, and ecotourism in protected areas alone generates around $600 billion. Nature not only sustains us, it also powers industry and commerce. Yet, this critical ‘natural capital’ is under threat as never before.
We collaborate with banks, investors, regulators and stock exchanges to integrate ESG into mainstream finance and create a resilient financial system that supports the global sustainable development agenda. Work with us to harness the finance sector’s collective power to create resilient and sustainable economies.
