Together for People and Planet (ToPP)

About this project

The overarching vision of the programme is a world with rich biodiversity and resilient ecosystems where people equitably enjoy their right to a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment, driven by a vibrant and pluralistic civil society for just and inclusive development. To contribute to this, the programme will focus on a set of global outcomes within five change areas: 1) CSO capacity and resilience; 2) civic space; 3) environmental and climate governance; 4) transforming economies; and 5) gender equality and social inclusion. The programme is built on a multi-sectoral approach to create systemic and transformative change, in which CSOs are the key agents of change. Building on learning and context: The programme builds on the strong results, track records and lessons learned from the previous Leading the Change (LtC) programmes and emphasises local ownership and impactful and trustful CSO partnerships. It will address three interdependent and non-linear problem areas, derived from the context and stakeholder analysis: Biodiversity loss and climate change; Weak democratic governance and shrinking civic space; Unsustainable economic development and inequitable market access. Aspects that will receive increased attention include the interlinkages between biodiversity loss and climate change, the interconnectedness between economic, social and democratic development related to natural resource governance, and civic space. The programme will contribute to the implementatio…

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WWF Sweden · International NGO

Countries

Sweden, Cameroon, Madagascar, Brazil, Kenya, Mozambique, Uganda, Indonesia, Congo - Kinshasa, Vietnam, Myanmar (Burma), Laos

Sectors

Democratic participation and civil societyBiosphere protectionBiodiversity

Passes funds through

WWF Cameroon, WWF Indonesia, WWF Madagascar, WWF Uganda, WWF Mozambique, WWF Democratic Republic of Congo, WWF Myanmar, WWF Viet Nam, WWF Laos, WWF Kenya, WWF Brazil

Published by WWF Sweden to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 9 Feb 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: SE-ON-802005-9823-ToPP.

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