Our public and private donors, which include government and multilateral institutions, private foundations and corporates, finance projects, usually with a specific geographic and thematic focus and deliverables that contribute to our mission.

We work in partnership with many different partners, including NGOs, private sector parties, and governments. We are also official partners of several global intergovernmental conventions. We are a reviewer of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, IPPC, and we are an official International Organization Partner of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands.

Transparency and accountability towards our stakeholders belong to our core values; this includes actively seeking feedback on our performance. Read more...

The Council supervises the general course of affairs of Wetlands International Malaysia and oversees the implementation of its policies and strategy. The Council also appoints the members of the Management Board.

Wetlands International and its predecessors have worked to protect wetlands since 1937. Read more...

A world where wetlands are treasured and nurtured for their beauty, the life they support and the resources they provide. Read more...

We are a global not-for-profit organisation dedicated to the conservation and restoration of wetlands. Wetlands are areas where water is the primary factor controlling the […]

Wetlands are as vital to the planet as rainforests. That is why we are dedicated to their conservation and restoration. We do this by understanding and tackling the underlying causes of wetland loss and damage. Our knowledge-base and advocacy enables action to safeguard and restore wetlands, and to use them in sustainable ways. Read more...

Wetlands cover a small percentage of the earth's surface, yet they are essential systems - they are the arteries and veins of the landscape. A world without wetlands would be a world without water, waterbirds and people. Read more...

Wetlands International has supported peatland restoration projects in China, Russia, Belarus, Argentina, Kenya, South Africa, Malaysia and Indonesia, working with local communities to promote sustainable land use options.