The examples below represent selected outcomes from partnership projects and should not be interpreted as representing all environmental impacts of either organisation. Concentrating on biodiversity, landscape and innovative approaches the partnership has focused on:

• Supporting efforts to strengthen forest policy and supporting efforts to improve forest management practices and increasing FSC-certified forests, contributing to market transformation efforts towards responsibly sourced wood in Europe and Asia.
• Mapping more than 90% of virgin and old-growth forests in the Carpathian region of Bulgaria, Romania, Slovakia and Ukraine, and supporting the protection of more than 75% of them – 30,000 hectares of which are UNESCO designated.  
• Planting more than 2 million trees across cotton landscapes in India and Pakistan. 1.1 million are still standing and are being looked after by the farming community.
• Supporting the adoption of regenerative agricultural practices in partnership cotton projects, reductions in greenhouse gas emissions from cotton production were observed in project areas (30% in India and 23% in Pakistan, calculated using the Cool Farm Tool and based on real-time data collected from fields) in 2024.
• Collectively training more than 400,000 farming families in climate-smart agriculture and regenerative agriculture practices through WWF and IKEA cotton projects across Pakistan and India.
• Supporting a global level water risk assessment of 2,168 of production units in IKEA supply chain, using WWF’s Water Risk Filter. The results were used to inform the IKEA water agenda.
• Working to support improved freshwater management by advancing water conservation both within and beyond the IKEA value chain, advancing projects and initiating pilots connected to river basin projects in India and Türkiye.
• Contributed to the development of WWF’s Beyond Net Zero guidance for businesses, offering a clear, science-based guide for credible corporate climate leadership.