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Fair Pensions
WWF supported the setting up of Fair Pensions, an NGO that lobbies pension funds to integrate sustainability into their Statements of Investment Principles.
www.fairpensions.org.uk

Just Pensions
WWF supports the DFID-funded Just Pensions. Together with UKSIF and Eurosif, Just Pensions aims to raise socially responsible investment on the public policy agenda in the UK and Europe.
www.justpensions.org

BankTrack
WWF is represented on the steering committee of the international NGO BankTrack. Its work includes continuing the advocacy and lobbying of commercial banks over their lending and overall sustainability focusing on the Equator Principles.
www.banktrack.org

Fern
The international campaign for reforming Export Credit Agencies.
www.fern.org/pages/eca/eucamp.html

Bretton Woods Project
The Bretton Woods Project works as a networker, information-provider, media informant and watchdog to scrutinise and influence the World Bank and International Monetary Fund.
www.brettonwoodsproject.org/index.shtml

CORE - the corporate responsibility coalition
WWF supports the CORE Coalition, which comprises more than 100 charities, faith-based groups, community organisations, unions, businesses and academic institutions. The CORE Coalition was formed in response to the UK government's Modernising Company Law White Paper, which failed to specify rules that would require companies to be more transparent and accountable to the communities and environments in which they operate.
www.corporate-responsibility.org

Carbon Disclosure Project
A WWF-supported project with $10 trillion of assets which lobbies companies to take climate change more seriously.
www.cdproject.net

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