Working with Industry to conserve our country
Traditional economies rely on "consumption-driven growth", an approach which modern phenomena like natural resource depletion and climate change have shown to be unsustainable. WWF's Trade and Investment Programme (TIP) seeks to promote the objectives of sustainable development and environmental awareness as guiding principles in the development of trade, investment and industrial policies, rather than just economic growth.

Through TIP, WWF interacts with role players in both the public and private sectors to produce solutions and approaches to economic activity and its regulation which serve to both alleviate poverty and conserve the environment.

Four major aims of TIP are to promote sustainability in:
· investment
· production
· consumption
· trade governance

Our Projects
Energy demand: promoting energy-efficient products and processes
Industry makes up nearly 50% of South Africa's energy demand. High-efficiency components (like variable ...
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Latest News
Time to Rethink Investment
Midrand -WWF's Trade and Investment Programme (TIP) launched its "Rethink Investment in (South) Africa" ...
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WHAT YOU CAN DO
Government should act to provide a regulatory and market environment that supports resource-efficient ...
Resource-intensive industries should diversify into resource-efficient alternatives (eg. coal-power company ...
Individuals should "vote with their wallets" by buying resource-efficient products and ensuring that ...
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OUR PARTNERS
WWF International TIP Programme
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LINKS
Electric Vehicles: Tesla Motors

The World Bank Environment Programme

The Stern Review on the economics of climate change

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Contact TIP Manager by calling +27 11 262 9460 or via email by clicking here.

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