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  • WWF GEF

  • Dr. Ridhima Solanki, team member from the ALIGN Project in India, presented at a seminar titled "__Quality of DPR and Construction of Highway Projects__" organized by the Consulting Engineers Association of India (CEAI), an apex body of consulting engineers in India. The seminar took place on January 9‚Äì10, 2024, in New Delhi. It was supported by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH), National Highways Builders Federation, and Indian Road Congress. Dr. Solanki presented ecological considerations to make while preparing a detailed project report (DPR) and discussed the ALIGN Project‚'s perspective and vision to help raise awareness of wildlife-friendly linear infrastructure among engineers.

  • WWF-Nepal organized a visit to India for government officials from Nepal in December 2023. The delegates visited several important sites in Haridwar and Dehradun and interacted with experts and officials from India. They also observed sites with successful examples of wildlife-friendly infrastructure and safeguard measures. This was the second visit of this kind, after the first visit to the same site by federal-level stakeholders in August 2023.

    The visit‚'s main objective was to facilitate cross-learning, best practices sharing, and field observation to broaden and enhance participants‚' knowledge and understanding of natural resource safeguards in linear infrastructure. Fifteen government officials from federal and provincial ministries related to forestry, environment, physical infrastructure development, and province policy and planning commissions participated in the visit.

  • What if you could leverage the structure of a business to embed sustainability and worker equity into a company‚'s DNA? One way some companies have sought to improve worker equity is through different forms of employee ownership, such as employee stock ownership plans, worker cooperatives, or Perpetual Purpose Trusts.

    This business case explains these different business structures and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of each.

  • In the United States, nearly 40 percent of food is wasted every year. Professional meetings and events significantly contribute to this problem, with uneaten delicacies and untouched platters quietly discarded after every buffet and coffee break, even though high percentages of meeting planners wish to host sustainable meetings. World Wildlife Fund collaborated with Astrapto, a sustainability consultancy, to survey meeting planners regarding their attitudes toward food waste prevention. The findings reveal a compelling narrative: most planners and their clientele acknowledge that food waste is a significant industry problem, but proactive suggestions from venues to prevent food waste remain scarce. This white paper seeks to shed light on the gap between intention and action in addressing food waste in professional gatherings.

  • wwf gef MAR2R Terminal evaluation and management response

  • WWF GEF TNFD MTR REPORT

  • The Blueprint for Credible Action on Plastic Pollution is a helpful tool both for companies initiating a new plastic strategy and those seeking to maintain leadership or expand existing strategies and plans. Companies with strategic plans in place to address plastic pollution can use the Blueprint to identify gaps in existing programs and pinpoint opportunities for expansion and collaboration.

  • Insider Journeys Mexico Monarchs 2025

  • This document is the quarterly newsletter of the USAID-funded Targeting Natural Resource Corruption (TNRC) project, which operated from 2018 to 2024. Its content included latest news, resources, and training opportunities.