WWF-India tackles challenges as diverse as biodiversity conservation, ecological footprint reduction, promoting sustainable practices, building climate resilience and enabling renewable-energy transition, among others. To meet these objectives, the organization undertakes scientific research and monitoring, innovates and demonstrates pilot solutions to various issues, implements long-term projects on the field, works with governments on policy, facilitates collaborative platforms, conducts public awareness and engagement campaigns and catalyses environment education.

Achieving long-lasting and scalable conservation outcomes requires organizations, governments, academic institutions, businesses and practitioners to come together—bringing diverse expertise, perspectives and resources to shape solutions that are innovative and effective.

WWF-India actively collaborates with civil society and grassroots organisations, academic and research institutions, government bodies and industry partners to build synergies that go beyond individual efforts. These partnerships enable us to design conservation approaches that are grounded in science, informed by policies and responsive to real-world contexts. Partnerships can include a range of approaches such as co-designing initiatives, joint implementation, knowledge-sharing, capacity-building, advocacy, and financial and technical support.