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WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature)
Organizzazione non governativa
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Il World Wide Fund for Nature, in precedenza denominato World Wildlife Fund e comunemente abbreviato con l'acronimo WWF, è un'organizzazione internazionale non governativa di protezione ambientale con sede nella città di Gland. Wikipedia
Fondazione: 29 aprile 1961, Morges, Svizzera
Presidente: Adil Najam
Sede centrale: Gland, Svizzera
Abbreviazione: WWF
Scopo: Conservazione della natura
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