WWF Germany | Biogenic Resources in Packaging

According to a study by ifeu and GVM published by WWF Germany, substituting fossil-based materials with biogenic resources in packaging is not automatically more sustainable. Although overall packaging consumption in Germany is projected to drop by nearly 16%—from 17.89 million tonnes in 2023 to 15.05 million tonnes by 2045—the widespread adoption of bio-based plastics threatens […]
WWF-Indonesia | Study of Reduce-Reuse-Recycle Waste Processing Facilities (TPS3R) in Jakarta Province

How effective are Jakarta’s TPS 3R facilities in reducing waste and supporting a circular economy? WWF-Indonesia’s latest study assesses the performance of 20 TPS 3R (Tempat Pengolahan Sampah Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) facilities across Jakarta, examining governance, operations, financing, and community participation. The findings highlight both good practices and persistent challenges, providing recommendations to strengthen community-based […]
WWF-Indonesia | Indonesia Youth Sustainability Index Report 2025

This data-driven report serves as a benchmark for Indonesian youth aged 16–30 years to measure their perceptions, behaviours, and levels of engagement in sustainability practices, particularly on environmental and waste management issues. This study is based on survey with data collected from over 1,000 respondents in Jakarta, Bogor, and Depok, and is supplemented by interviews […]
WWF-Indonesia | Study of Reduce-Reuse-Recycle Waste Processing Facilities (TPS3R) in Bogor

How effective are community-based waste management facilities in supporting Bogor City’s waste reduction goals? This WWF-Indonesia study assesses the performance of 32 TPS 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Waste Processing Facilities) across Bogor City, examining governance, operations, financing, regulations, and community participation. The report identifies critical challenges affecting facility performance while providing practical recommendations to strengthen […]
WWF-Indonesia | Roadmap for Reducing Waste in Traditional Markets Across Bogor City from 2025 to 2029

Traditional markets are among the most important economic and social hubs in Bogor City, but they also generate significant amounts of organic and plastic waste. This roadmap, developed through collaboration between WWF-Indonesia, the Plastic Smart Cities initiative, and Perumda Pasar Pakuan Jaya, provides a strategic framework for reducing waste from traditional markets between 2025 and […]
WWF | Hue’s City Action Plan for Clean Streets

Case Study Viet Nam: HueWWF Involvement: September 2022 to December 2024Focus Area: Enabling FrameworkPSC Approach: Local Policy and RegulationSystemic Intervention: Strategy Development / Policy Advocacy Key Lessons Learned Background The journey towards “Hue – A Plastic Smart City in Central Viet Nam”, started with conducting baseline studies guided by the Plastic Smart Cities’ (PSC) Plastic […]
WWF | 2019-2024 No Plastic In Nature Initiative Impact Report: Driving System Change in The Global Fight Against Plastic Pollution

The foundations of WWF’s No Plastic in Nature initiative were laid in 2018, when leading offices from across the WWF network recognised the need to apply a systemic approach to our work on plastic pollution. This report brings together five years of work across countries, sectors and cultures, reflecting the collective efforts of WWF teams […]
WWF | Plastics, Health, and One Planet

Plastic pollution is not only an environmental issue—it is a growing global health crisis. Plastics are leaking into and harming water and land-based ecosystems. As a result, micro- and nanoplastics (MnPs) are now entering our bodies too, exposing people and animals everywhere to potentially serious health risks. They are found in the air we breathe, […]
WWF | Hue Makes Tourism Sustainable

Case Study Viet Nam: HueWWF Involvement: November 2021 to December 2024Focus Area: ReductionPSC Approach: Reduction; Reuse/RefillSystemic Intervention: Knowledge Strengthening Key Lessons Learned Background According to the 2021 baseline assessment carried out by WWF in Hue city, 15% of the total waste generated in the city was plastics (60 tonnes/day). The assessment also highlighted interventions to […]
WWF | Zero Waste Schools in Indonesia

Case Study Indonesia: Bogor, Depok, JakartaWWF Involvement: June 2022 to October 2024Focus Areas: ReductionPSC Approach: Behavioural ChangeSystemic Intervention: Knowledge Strengthening Key Lessons Learned Background In 2022, the PSC Zero Waste School initiative was launched by WWF-Indonesia in three pilot public schools located within the Ciliwung River Basin, which runs through Jakarta, Bogor, and Depok. The […]