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Nature not only sustains
us, it also powers
industry and commerce

NATURE LOSS IS A BUSINESS RISK

Every year, nature provides a great value of goods & services to the global economy. Yet this 'natural capital' is at the brink. WWF's 2020 Living Planet Report shows that our planet's wildlife populations have plummeted by 68% since 1970 – and there are no signs that this downward trend is slowing.

$125 trillion/year

Value of the goods and
services in total

$235 billion/year

Value from bees and other pollinators to food production

$2.5 trillion/year

Value from the oceans
such as seafood

$600 billion/year

Value from ecotourism in
protected areas
Source: WWF Living Planet Report, 2018

HOW WWF WORKS WITH BUSINESS

DRIVING SUSTAINALBLE BUSINESS PRACTICES

Our bilateral partnerships aim to deliver direct conservation results on key issues or in priority places by changing practices throughout a company’s operations and value chain, to reduce major environmental impacts.

COMMUNICATIONS AND AWARENESS RAISING

Through communications, campaigns and cause-related marketing, we partner with businesses to profile environmental challenges and opportunities, raise awareness and mobilise consumer actions.

PHILANTHROPHIC PARTNERSHIPS

With companies that are already committed to conservation or have managed to reduce their environmental impact, we raise funds for conservation of important landscapes and species.
WWF- Viet Nam’s goals
for the next 5 years

WILDLIFE

Thriving wildlife

FOREST

Resilient forest for all

OCEAN

Sustainable and resilient oceans

food

Sustainable food system

plastic

No plastic in nature

freshwater

Resilient deltas and life-sustaining freshwater systems

climate and energy

Climate resilience and sustainable energy

WE ARE WORKING
ACROSS VIET NAM REGIONS

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