Arctic sea ice may well have reached its lowest volumes ever!
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Conservation and Environmental work in Singapore
Living Planet Report 2008
The world is heading for an ecological credit crunch as demands on the world's natural capital reaches nearly one-third more than Earth can sustain.That is the stark warning contained in the latest edition of WWF’s Living Planet Report, the leading assessment of the planet’s health.
The Asia Panda Ball 2008
21 November 2008 - St Regis Hotel
Singapore will be the first country in Asia to host the glamorous Panda Ball! Prof S. Jayakumar, Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore will be the Guest of Honour. Proceeds from this evening will benefit the unique beauty of the Coral Triangle in South East Asia and South Pacific. For more info on the Asia Panda Ball, please click hereLatest News & Publications
12 Nov 2008
Sustainable shipment opens new palm oil options
The arrival of the first certified sustainable palm oil shipment in Europe opens up possibilities for palm oil users to move away from subsidising forest destruction and social disruption from expanding palm oil plantations. » Read more
08 Oct 2008
‘Nursery of the Seas’ must be protected in face of mass extinction
Today’s warning from the IUCN of a mass global extinction unseen for 65 million years underpins the need for more urgent protection of the world’s ‘nursery grounds’, such as the Coral Triangle, on which species critical to the livelihoods of millions of people depend for essential habitat. » Read more
24 Sep 2008
Chinese central bank and WWF outline greener banking roadmap
Chinese commercial banks should establish environmental reporting, assessment, management, and risk evaluation systems to promote sustainable development in China, according to a new report today from WWF and the People’s Bank of China (PBoC), the country’s financial and monetary regulatory agency.
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10 Sep 2008
WWF’s Debut Asia Panda Ball in Singapore Supports the Coral Triangle
WWF will be holding its signature fund-raising event, The Panda Ball, for the first time in Asia, on Friday 21 November 2008 at the St Regis Hotel in Singapore.
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237 Cantonment Road Singapore 089767
Singapore
T: +65 6323 0100
F: +65 6323 0179
Latest Newsletter
- WWF Singapore Newsletter Aug08 [pdf, 462 KB]
- WWF Singapore Newsletter Jan08 [pdf, 697 KB]
Corporate Social Responsibility
by Dennis Pamlin
WWF's position is that voluntary initiatives are not enough: there is an urgent need for corporations to operate in a manner that is both environmentally sustainable and beneficial to their business.
Download the publication (MS Word)
With China's rapid development some estimate that it will become the world's largest economy within 40 years - WWF is working to ensure that a new generation of companies take care of our planet.
Download the publication in Chinese (PDF)
WWF's position is that voluntary initiatives are not enough: there is an urgent need for corporations to operate in a manner that is both environmentally sustainable and beneficial to their business.
Download the publication (MS Word)
With China's rapid development some estimate that it will become the world's largest economy within 40 years - WWF is working to ensure that a new generation of companies take care of our planet.
Download the publication in Chinese (PDF)
WWF supports a number of initiatives aimed at developing & implementing innovative approaches to partnerships:
