Our partners and supporters

The WWF Danube-Carpathian Programme depends on support from a wide range of supporters and partners to fulfill its mission of promoting environmental protection and sustainable development across the Danube and Carpathian ecoregions.
Without their generous support, we couldn't do the work we do.

Organisations that are providing generous financial and material support include:

Programme Funders (providing 250,000 E or more):
  • BBI-Matra / Dutch Government (High Nature Value Farming in Bulgaria and Romania, Lower Danube Green Corridor)
  • The Coca Cola Company (Danube basin conservation)
  • DBU Germany (Lower Danube Green Corridor)
  • European Commission (support for core activities, restoration of Danube Islands, Green Borders, Bulgarian Nature Parks, Common Agricultural Policy, High Nature Value Farming, Natura 2000)
  • IKEA via WWF Sweden (sustainable forestry in Romania, Bulgaria and Ukraine)
  • MAVA Foundation via WWF International (support for Danube navigation and Carpathian protected areas)
  • Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (support for protected areas in Ukrainian Carpathians)
  • UNEP/GEF (Payments for ecosystem services project)
Project funders (providing 75,000 E-250,000 E):
  • EEA / Governments of Norway, Iceland and Lichtenstein (High Nature Value Farming, water management and Natura 2000 projects)
  • Lafarge Romania  (conservation projects and awareness raising in Romania)
  • Toyota Europe Foundation (climate change tours in Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Romania, Serbia and Ukraine)
Supporters (providing up to 75,000 E in financial and in-kind support): Supporters from within the WWF network include:
...and their members and supporters.
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Local and regional officials work with WWF to restore wetlands and promote local development in the Danube Delta in Ukraine.
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