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© Kate Holt / WWF-UK 21 September WWF global Barbara Tauscher Oct 2012 WWF AT A Roadmap for a Living Planet ESFALP V

21 September learn a way to a more sustainable future Presentation to Company Name “We have only this generation to get sustainability and the environment right. We all need to work together as never before to get there.” James P.Leape Director General WWF International ESFALP V A Roadmap for a Living Planet WWF Austria

21 September WWF Austria © Christoph ROLAND

21 September WWF Austria

21 September ESFALP V A Roadmap for a Living Planet WWF Austria The pressure on our earth causes and effects grows! causes and effects

Furchtbare Fotos Artensterben Zahlen zu Artensterben Extinction of species

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Loss of habitat

Environment destruction

We consume the natural resources of 1.5 planets yearly… WWF Austria 21 September

WWF Austria 21 September

Climate change

21 September MISSION World Wide Fund for Nature to build a future in which people live in harmony with nature. WWF Austria ESFALP V A Roadmap for a Living Planet

WWF has over 5,000 staff worldwide +5,000 WWF has over 5 million supporters +5M WWF Global Programme Framework WWF Austria

21 September META GOAL 2050 World Wide Fund for Nature Biodiversity By 2050, the integrity of the most outstanding natural places on earth is conserved, contributing to a more secure and sustainable future for all. Footprint By 2050, humanity’s global footprint stays within the earth’s capacity to sustain life and the natural resources of our planet are equitably shared. WWF Austria ESFALP V A Roadmap for a Living Planet

21 September META GOAL 2050 World Wide Fund for Nature Biodiversity By 2050, the integrity of the most outstanding natural places on earth is conserved, contributing to a more secure and sustainable future for all. Footprint By 2050, humanity’s global footprint stays within the earth’s capacity to sustain life and the natural resources of our planet are equitably shared. WWF Austria ESFALP V A Roadmap for a Living Planet

WWF Austria 21 September

WWF IN SHORT WWF is in over 100 countries, on 5 continents +100 WWF was founded in WWF has over 5,000 staff worldwide +5,000 WWF has over 5 million supporters +5M Photo: © NASA

21 September HOW WE WORK World Wide Fund for Nature We integrate our work across field programs, policy, markets-based initiatives, awareness-raising and global campaigns, seeking synergy across all these efforts WWF Austria ESFALP V A Roadmap for a Living Planet

21 September MOBILIZE PEOPLE We engage people to take action and to support us WWF Austria ESFALP V A Roadmap for a Living Planet “The most important task, if we are to save the Earth, is to educate.” Sir Peter Scott, founder WWF

„Active citizenship“ „Youth Empowerment“ Peer to Peer WWF Austria

Active Citizens 21 September WWF Austria

21 September Thank you © 2010, WWF. All photographs used in this presentation are copyright protected and courtesy of the WWF-Canon Global Photo Network and the respective photographers. WWF Austria