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Sembang@WWF - Storytelling platform for students and youth – 6th Jun 2017

Eco-Schools student presentations, WWF Malaysia

Tags: ESD | WWF | teaching platform | student presentations
PDF
WWF: A Development Framework for School Sustainability – 13th Jul 2016

A development framework is a practical guide for schools and school communities who want to develop good practice through learning for sustainability.

Tags: sustainability | school | WWF
Powerpoint
Nature loss: Turning a losing planet into a living planet – 31st Mar 2015

This presentation is from the Student Sustainability Summit 2015, in partnership with NUS and People & Planet, presented by WWF- UK.

Tags: EAUCConf15 | SSS15 | WWF
PDF
Marine Stewardship Council Student Ocean Hero Campaign – 20th Feb 2015

This MSC/WWF 2015 campaign encourages students to become 'Ocean Heros' to ensureseafood supplies are secured and marine ecosystems are protected for this and future...

Tags: campaign | WWF | seafood | marine | MSC | ecosystems | stewardship
Audio File
Poverty aware procurement communications – 29th Jan 2013

A suite of podcasts and video clips to support raising awareness of promoting poverty aware procurement on campus

Tags: procurement | campus | poverty | supply | Aware | chain | planet | WWF | promotion | people | goods | dfid

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