The Stewards of the Coastline provides the first regional assessment of community-led marine governance in the Southwest Indian Ocean (SWIO) region that leverages the power of the ElinorData.org platform.

During early 2024, WWF conducted a second annual assessment of 42 asset managers’ approaches to addressing environmental and social (E&S) risks in seafood-related investments. The objective of this research was to understand if and how investors are improving the way they manage these risks in their seafood portfolios, and where, specifically, additional support may be needed most.

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.

The Climate-Smart Mangrove Tool (CSMT) is designed to aid conservation practitioners in selecting appropriate “climate-smart” actions to reduce the current and future impacts of climate change on mangrove ecosystems.

The Arctic is a WWF-US priority seascape where WWF supports integrated management of marine resources to conserve ecosystems that benefit the planet, people, prosperity, and peace.

The Southwest Indian Ocean region is a WWF-US priority seascape where WWF supports integrated management of marine resources to conserve ecosystems that benefit the planet, people, prosperity, and peace.

The Western Pacific region is a WWF-US priority seascape where WWF supports integrated management of marine resources to conserve ecosystems that benefit the planet, people, prosperity, and peace.

The Eastern Pacific region is a WWF-US priority seascape where WWF supports integrated management of marine resources to conserve ecosystems that benefit the planet, people, prosperity, and peace.

This report presents the findings of research conducted by WWF and Open Capital Advisors for scaling cold-chain solutions across the Southwest Indian Ocean region.

This handbook on jurisdictional initiatives provides case studies on policy- and market-based strategies and provides guidance about the main steps in scoping, co-designing, and co-implementing the initiatives for the seafood sector.

These Guidelines for Jurisdictional Initiatives offer new approaches that aim to address systemic barriers at scale while engaging seafood sector stakeholders broadly in improvement efforts.

This guide aims to provide seafood importers, brands, and end buyers clarity on the rationale and importance, the process and key elements, and the engagement of key stakeholders for the establishment of a robust seafood jurisdictional initiative.

This guide aims to provide government authorities clarity on the rationale and importance, the process and key elements, and the engagement of key stakeholders for the establishment of a robust seafood jurisdictional initiative.

The summary guidelines for Jurisdictional Initiatives provide initial guidance to build an approach that addresses systemic and policy-level changes for the seafood supply chain that improve social and environmental conditions.

The full guidelines for Jurisdictional Initiatives provide useful guidance to build an approach that addresses systemic and policy-level changes for the seafood supply chain that improve social and environmental conditions.

A corruption-oriented situation analysis can help conservation and natural resource management (NRM) practitioners understand and respond to the threats that corruption poses to conservation and NRM outcomes. As part of the Targeting Natural Resource Corruption (TNRC) project, WWF teams in different countries conducted situation analyses to inform both small-scale pilot projects and large-scale investments, in each case aiming to get a better idea of the ways that corruption may impact NRM activities and how they could design projects that would respond more effectively to those threats. Part I of this guide collects lessons from their experience and provides insights on implementing this type of analysis. Part II shares three case studies and analysis tools for doing corruption-oriented situation analysis.

For more resources and tools, visit TNRCproject.org.

There are challenges facing the preservation and management of protected natural areas in Serbia, despite the country's positive regulations and commitments. Illegal construction and large capital projects have endangered these areas due to limited management opportunities and insufficient government action and civil society organizations have limited standing to act in procedures related to the protection of these areas, which further hinders their active participation. This manual helps Serbian civil society organizations understand rules of spatial and urban planning, opportunities for public participation, key illegal practices in the management and implementation of activities within protected areas, legal procedures, and how to improve citizen participation to combat corruption.

This manual was created as part of the "Systematic and early engagement as a cure for policy capture and a key instrument for prevention of corruption in policy planning" project implemented by WWF Adria in Serbia, funded by the Targeting Natural Resource Corruption (TNRC) project.

For more resources and tools, visit TNRCproject.org.