Our global work
Stay updated with SSNC and our partners work around the globe.
The Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (SSNC) is a member-based organisation that is more than a hundred years old and that has more than 226 000 members. The SSNC works to save the life of nature, as well as promote human health and global solidarity. Many of the environmental problems the SSNC works with are global, such as climate change and the spread of chemicals. In order to influence the conditions for global sustainable development, work is therefore required across international borders.
What we do
The SSNC’s global work is based on the operational areas that the organisation has decided on for the Swedish operation – agriculture and food security, climate, marine ecosystems and fisheries, chemicals and forest – as well as sustainable consumption.
Campaigns
By promoting Green Action Week and Big Shift Global, the SSNC wishes to contribute towards stronger organisations, active and knowledgeable consumers, as well as political decisions that drive developments in a sustainable direction.
Cooperations
In order to maximise our results we confine ourselves to a total of ten countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe. The ten countries are Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, South Africa, the Philippines, China, India, Indonesia, Brazil and Ukraine.
Issues
Do you have complaints about inaccuracies or irregularities in our association or any of the partner organizations SSNC supports? Our goal is to develop our work even more and we want to have an open and productive dialogue with members and the public.
Principles
The SSNC’s global work is founded on a conviction that change is driven by commitment, knowledge and determination. All work must be rightsbased and permeated by awareness of gender issues, and the endeavour for equality between the genders.
Blog
We keep a watchful eye on the world, and the environment. Read our blog posts here.
Strategies and reports
Contact information
Visiting address: Naturskyddsföreningen, Åsögatan 115, Stockholm
Postal address: Box 4625, 116 91 Stockholm, Sweden
Phone: +46-8-702 65 00
Opening hours: Weekdays 9–14, closed for lunch 11.30–12.30
Our office is situated 200 meters from the metro station Medborgarplatsen or 500 meters from the train station Södra station.
We spread knowledge, chart environmental threats, propose solutions and influence politicians and authorities, both nationally and globally.
Employees working with Global Issues
| Leif Newman Head of Department for global coordination +46-70-797 25 17 |
Alexander Sjöberg Senior Policy Advisor Sustainable consumption +46-76-109 28 44 |
| Kit Wa Lai Programme Manager Agriculture and food security |
Malin Stråle Programme Manager Agriculture +46-8-702 63 07 |
| Amira Andersson Programme Manager Tropical forest +46-8-702 65 66 |
Maria Klerfelt Programme Manager Climate +46-8-702 65 49 |
| Andreas Prevodnik Senior Policy Advisor Chemicals +46-8-702 65 33 |
Maria Rydlund Senior Policy Advisor Tropical forest +46-8-702 65 08 |
| Anna Östergren Senior Policy Advisor Climate +46-8-702 65 58 |
Nils Viklund Programme Manager Chemicals +46-8-702 63 09 |
| Elie Metni Financial Officer +46-70-330 77 57 |
Sandra Lempert Deputy Head of Department for global coordination +46-8-702 63 90 |
| Emma Westlin Controller +46-8-702 63 37 |
Sara Fröcklin Senior Policy Advisor Marine Ecosystems and Fisheries +46-8-702 65 27 |
| Erika Eckeskog Kalu Programme Manager Marine ecosystems and fisheries +46-70-892 94 36 |
Sara Nilsson Programme Manager Sustainable consumption +46-8-702 65 61 |
| Gabrielle Holmström Financial Officer +46-8-702 65 62 |
Åsa Nilsson M & E Advisor +46-70-824 36 72 |
| Gunilla Eitrem Senior Policy Advisor Agriculture and food security +46-8-702 65 53 |
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