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The Global Annual Report FY25 is now live! Discover consolidated, data-governed figures based on agreed categories and definitions. Access the FY25 Executive Summary, dashboards, scorecards, and sustainability metrics for key insights, updated KPIs, and enhanced CPM integration—empowering informed decisions and greater impact across the WWF Network.
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In FY25, WWF’s consolidated Total Conservation Expense was €704M (-2%) in FY25, with Programme Expense contributing the biggest share with €642M (-1%). Total Goals Expense stayed relatively stable at €456 million (-1%), with the majority directed towards the “Zero loss of natural habitat” initiative. This initiative alone accounted for €275 million, marking a slight increase of 0.6% compared to the previous year, yet supporting an extensive 1,194 projects.
FY25 also saw €366M (+4%) of programme spend going to land-/seascapes. The newly added Switzerland region recorded expenditure of €15.7M, the Northern Great Plains experienced a 14% growth, totaling €12.6M, while the Central Annamite received €9.3M in expenditure. River basins wise, the Amazon-Cerrado basin stayed stable at €43.5M, which constitutes 12% of total Programme Expense.
A continued upward trend is observed in the average project size, which has grown from €237K to €239K, with notably the median size increasing from €57K to €64K.
Total Gross Income increased by 3% compared to FY24, reaching €1,183M. Investment Income also saw a significant rise, increasing by 5% to €61M. Donated Income grew robustly, surpassing €1 billion (€1,122M) in FY25 again, marking a 4% growth compared to the previous year (FY24: €1,080M). WWF Total Expense saw a decrease of 4%, falling below the €1Bn mark and reaching €991M.
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Roadmap 2030 outlines WWF’s global strategy to halt biodiversity loss by 2030. It sets ambitious targets for thriving biodiversity, locally led conservation, food system transformation, climate resilience, finance mobilization, and elevating nature in policy, with a focus on measurable impact and collaboration.
VISUAL LIBRARYBrowse a all-in-one detailed analysis of all data chapters of the Annual report for: Financial year overview, Programme Expenses, Resource Mobilization, Corporate Engagement, Public Sector, Brand & Communication Operations & People, Walking the talk.
VISUAL LIBRARYView Project Expense contributions to Goals/Practices and Priorities on Office level. Moreover, examine Projects Expense contributions to Land/- and Seascapes.
VISUAL LIBRARYSearch for your Office projects in CPM and investigate your data completeness score. See details of projects and browse though missing fields. Improve your data completeness score by clicking on a project with low score and you will be automatically redirected to CPM to enter the missing data.
VISUAL LIBRARYView the latest International Fundrasing Leadership data benchmarking WWF against other NGOs (e.g., Greenpeace). Data are collected by the IFL Forum and combined with WWF's GAR Data. Compare donations by countries, contrast shares of incomes channels (corporations, foundations, individual givings, public funds) and follow the Year-over-year changes.
VISUAL LIBRARYSearch and download your latest GAR Office Scorecard including trend charts with Year-over-Year % and absolute changes, CPM projects practices contributions and comparison of landscape expenses and futher evolutionary charts related to social media or energy consumption.
