Business

PARTNERSHIPS WITH PURPOSE
AND IMPACT FOR PEOPLE AND PLANET

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.

FOOD AND AGRICULTURE

How and where we produce food is one of the most important conservation issues of the 21st century. The challenge of sustaining life on an increasingly crowded planet of more than 7 billion people grows more complicated every day. By the year 2050, our planet will be home to another 2 billion people. We need to freeze the footprint of food.

Join us to find solutions to produce enough food for all and still maintain a living planet.

WATER

Fresh water is vital to life and yet it is a finite resource. Of all the water on Earth, just 3% is fresh water. Although critical to nature and healthy communities, fresh water is threatened by a myriad of forces.

Join us in our efforts to improve water quality, increase water efficiency and stewardship and protect iconic fresh water sources to ensure enough clean water exists to provide a healthy future for wildlife, people, and industry.

FORESTS

Forests are vital to life on Earth—purifying the air we breathe, filtering the water we drink, preventing erosion, and acting as an important buffer against climate change. They also provide habitat for a vast array of plants and animals. Despite the key role forests play, we continue to lose forests at an alarming rate.

Join us in conserving the world’s forests and the well-being of the species and communities that depend on the forest for their survival.

MARINE

Oceans contain the greatest diversity of life on Earth and supply fish and other seafood, which serve as a major source of protein for billions of people. Overexploitation of fish and other resources, destructive fishing, unregulated development, pollution and climate change are altering oceans in numerous ways.

Join us in our efforts to protect the world’s oceans and the variety of species and communities that depend on them.

SPECIES

Saving wildlife is at the core of WWF’s mission. Why? Healthy wildlife populations mean ecosystems thrive. By combating threats like poaching, habitat loss and overuse of natural resources, WWF creates a better future for wildlife every day. We have helped bring back the Amur tiger and black rhinos from the edge of extinction.

Join us in giving isolated and dwindling populations of other endangered species a second chance.

CLIMATE

From polar bears in the Arctic to marine turtles off the coast of Africa, our planet’s diversity of life is at risk from climate change. This unnatural shift is causing an alarming amount of harm to animals, habitats and livelihoods around the world.

Join us in our efforts to halt deforestation, help nature and people adapt to a warmer world, and ensure the sustainability of your business.

SOLAR LIGHT CHALLENGE

We launched the Solar Light Challenge in Singapore to provide solar light kits to children living without access to electricity across Southeast Asia. Engage your colleagues to learn about renewable energy and how you can be part of the solution to end energy poverty. Through this Challenge, we are not only providing these children with a light source but also a better future by contributing towards their education, health and economic stability.

Find out how your organisation can be a part of it!