WWF, insatsavtal CSO-strategin, juli 2023-september 2025

About this project

WWF Sweden works to halt the destruction of the Earth's natural habitats and build a future where people live in harmony with nature by stopping species extinction, halving footprints and halting habitat loss. Internationally, the World Wildlife Fund has existed since 1961 and has so far worked with nature conservation projects in over 130 countries. In Sweden, the WWF Foundation was founded in 1971 with the aim of partly contributing to the financing of international activities. WWF was to work to achieve cooperation between different actors in nature conservation. Today, WWF Sweden conducts its operations largely under its own auspices and within the framework of five departments: Forests & Species, Oceans & Water, Food, Climate & Energy, Governance & Policy and Business & Finance. The main task is to protect biodiversity and facilitate the sustainable use of natural resources, both in Sweden and globally. WWF Sweden, submitted an application for a five-year program entitled 'Leading the Change 2 (LtC2), 2023-2028 with a budget of SEK 450 million for the period June 2023-June 2028. The applied for initiative is a second phase of the Leading the Change 2018-2023 program. The government's appropriation letter to Sida for the budget year 2023 contains statements that new agreements on the appropriation line for support through Swedish civil society organizations should be avoided to the extent possible, and that new agreements that extend beyond 2025 should also be avoided. T…

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Sweden · Government

Countries

Cameroon, Kenya, Madagascar, Tanzania, Indonesia, Uganda, Congo - Kinshasa, Mozambique, Namibia, Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar (Burma), Cambodia, Rwanda, Nigeria, Central African Republic, Morocco

Sectors

Biosphere protectionBiodiversityDemocratic participation and civil societyHuman rightsEnvironmental education/trainingEnvironmental policy and administrative managementMultisector education/trainingForestry education/trainingForestry policy and administrative managementSectors not specifiedWomen's rights organisations and movements, and government institutionsWater sector policy and administrative management

Funded by

Sweden

Passes funds through

Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency

Published by Sweden to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 2 Nov 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: SE-0-SE-6-15745.

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