The environment and social Safeguards Screening Tool (SST) is the first step of WWF’s safeguards process to screen all relevant projects for potential impacts and categorize projects accordingly.

WWF’s enhanced Environmental and Social Safeguards Framework establishes a common set of standards, policies, planning and implementation mechanisms, and compliance systems that govern how activities on-the-ground are carried out.

2020年11月1日 · WWF’s Environmental and Social Safeguards Framework (ESSF) provides an institutional mechanism to manage the environmental and social risks of WWF’s work, helps deliver better conservation outcomes, and enhances the social well-being of local communities in the places where WWF operates.

Should the SST identify impacts on indigenous peoples, WWF requires the development of an action plan, and WWF has developed procedures for an Indigenous Peoples Plan (IPP), generic terms of reference (ToR) for an IPP, and generic ToR for an Indigenous Peoples Planning Framework (IPPF) .

WWF’s Environmental and Social Safeguards Framework (ESSF) provides an institutional mechanism to manage the environmental and social risks of WWF’s work, helps deliver better conservation outcomes, and enhances the social well-being of local communities in the places where WWF operates.

The Environmental & Social Safeguards Framework (ESSF) provides an institutional mechanism to manage the environmental and social risks, together with the impacts of WWF’s work, helping deliver better conservation outcomes, and contributing to the well-being of local communities in the places where WWF operates.

Background The Environmental and Social Safeguards Framework (ESSF) was formally approved by the WWF International Board in 2019 and subsequently adopted by every office in the network. A commitment to a public consultation on the Framework was made at that time. WWF’s Social Policies were between 12-15 years old and were in need of an update.

The preliminary Environmental and Social Safeguards Screen (ESS Screen) process includes completing a PIF stage template that provides an initial idea of risks in all of the project land or seascapes. Risks can include risks to the project as well as …

Safeguards are designed to manage risks, uphold human rights, and ensure conservation projects deliver better outcomes for communities and nature. WWF uses safeguards to identify, avoid and mitigate any negative social and environmental impacts within our work.

The WWF Policy Statement on Indigenous Peoples and Conservation (1996, 2008 and updated in 2021). This Policy ensures that the rights of indigenous peoples are respected in WWF’s work, that indigenous peoples do not suffer adverse impacts from WWF activities, and that they receive culturally appropriate benefits from conservation.