Public Sector Partnerships
Public Sector Finance is a major driver of environmental change—both good and bad. WWF builds partnerships with Public Sector Finance institutions at the national, regional and multilateral levels to ensure that they prioritize conservation in both policy and in practice.
Public finance has evolved significantly over the last decade or so. On the one hand the Millennium Development Goals and Aid Effectiveness have given more focus; on the other, the growth in emerging economies, the crisis in Western financial institutions, and the advent of new actors in development finance such as China, South Korea and South Africa have brought new perspectives. This has changed the way development is carried out—and financed.
Recognizing the rapidly-changing nature of, and the increasing challenges for the public sector, WWF focuses on building solid ties with strategically-chosen partners. These include national governments and regional bodies responsible for integrating environment in national and regional development priorities, as well as bilateral, regional and multilateral International Financial Institutions providing financing for these endeavours. WWF has developed a strong team of staff across the world who manage the partnerships with their respective institutions based on a common strategy and coordinated approach, and who strive to ensure effective delivery of the ambitious outcomes these partnerships make possible.
Recognizing the rapidly-changing nature of, and the increasing challenges for the public sector, WWF focuses on building solid ties with strategically-chosen partners. These include national governments and regional bodies responsible for integrating environment in national and regional development priorities, as well as bilateral, regional and multilateral International Financial Institutions providing financing for these endeavours. WWF has developed a strong team of staff across the world who manage the partnerships with their respective institutions based on a common strategy and coordinated approach, and who strive to ensure effective delivery of the ambitious outcomes these partnerships make possible.
WWF Canon
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WWF’s recommendations on EU energy infrastructure priorities
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WWF calls for Green way out of economic crisis
An environmentally and socially sustainable exit from the current financial crisis, in order to ...
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Rising consumption, increased resource use by a growing population puts unbearable pressure on our Planet – WWF 2012 Living Planet Report
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WWF's asks for REDD+ in Bonn
The next UN Climate Change Conference takes place in Bonn from May 14th to 25th, ...
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Challenges and Funding Opportunities for the Energy Efficient Renovation of Spain’s Residential Building Stock
WWF Spain presents a strategic plan to trigger the deep energy rehabilitation of the Spanish ...
Contact Us
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Timothy Geer
Director,Public Sector Partnerships
WWF International,
Gland
