Partnerships for the Coral Triangle
Our work in the Coral Triangle is a collaborative effort.
WWF’s partners range from the communities and NGOs at our field sites to major multilateral agencies such as the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Global Environment Facility (GEF), governments and businesses, which are helping us to conserve the marine treasures and resources of the Coral Triangle.
Public Sector Finance
| Asian Development Bank | |
| Global Environment Facility | |
| International Finance Corporation (World Bank) | |
| KfW Development Bank (DEG branch) |
NGOs and Foundations
| Conservation International | |
| The Nature Conservancy | |
| The Turing Foundation |
Government
| Institution | How we work together |
| Indonesia Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries |
WWF and MMAF work together towards reducing bycatch in Indonesia's fisheries. |
| Palawan Council for Sustainable Development |
WWF is supporting the PCSD towards sustainable management of the local fishery, including practical accreditation processes, quotas, levies, surveillance and monitoring systems. |
| USAID Coral Triangle Initiative Support Programme |
The US CTISP supports a number of initiatives undertaken by the WWF Coral Triangle programme |
Private sector
| Company | How we work together |
| ANOVA | WWF and ANOVA work together on improving the sustainability of grouper and snapper fisheries in Indonesia. |
| Bell Seafood | Bell and WWF are working on the development of more sustainable small-scale tuna fisheries. |
| Coop Switzerland | Coop and WWF are collaborating towards providing consumers with sustainable small-scale tuna products. |
| Dentsu Asia | Dentsu, one of the largest advertising brands in the world, is providing creative and strategic services for the WWF Coral Triangle programme. |
| Fairmont Hotel Group | WWF and the Fairmont hotel in Singapore are working together to provide guests with sustainable seafood choices. |
| Nielsen | Nielsen Indonesia has helped the WWF Coral Triangle programme with market research support. |
| Ocean Ethix | WWF and OceanEthix are collaborating towards developing sustainable mariculture. |
| Palawan Aquaculture Corporation | WWF helps the Palawan Aquaculture Corporation with sustainable mariculture (grouper), to ease the strain on endangered wild stocks. |
| Pulau Mas | We work with Pulau Mas, an exporter of live reef fish in Indonesia, to reduce ecosystem impacts of a small-scale but large hand-line fishery in Indonesia, making a showcase on how to enhance fisheries sustainability in such fishery. |
| Sea Fresh | Sea Fresh and WWF have partnered on a project to promote sustainable tuna fishing by small-scale fishermen in the Philippines. |
Why engage with public sector finance institutions? How are we working with them?
And what can we do to step-up our impact with public sector partnerships? WWF Coral Triangle Programme Leader explains WWF's partnership with the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
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Paolo Mangahas
CTNI Communications Manager
WWF Malaysia,
Peninsular Malaysia+603 7803 3772 ext 6105
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We are part of the US Coral Triangle Support Partnership
WWF is part of the Coral Triangle Support Partnership (CTSP), a consortium of partners supporting the governments of Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Solomon Islands, and Timor-Leste in their regional commitment to protect the Coral Triangle's marine resources.
The CTSP is a project supported by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
The CTSP is a project supported by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
