What has a floor but no ceiling?
Oceans may seem infinite, stretching into depths we cannot see. But they are not limitless in their capacities. Let's take better care of what's covering 71% of our planet. Explore Sustainable Development Goal 14 – Life below water.
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How #TOGETHERBAND protects the oceans
With WWF Tanzania Marine Programme
#TOGETHERBAND supports charities and organizations such as WWF by raising awareness around what they do, as well as funding through band sales.
What they do: WWF works on a number of conservation and development projects in coastal Tanzania, working with local communities, businesses and government to help protect their environment, green their economy and build a more sustainable future.
Their aim: To ensure the sustainable management of Tanzania’s vital coastal seascape; protecting the incredible variety of wildlife, and the people who depend on its resources.
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Show your passion too with #TOGETHERBAND
Diving deeper into your investments
Across the firm, we are seeing clients turn to us for advice on how they can finance the transition to a lower-carbon economy, support sustainable finance and better tackle twenty-first century risks.
That's why we've put together goal-specific insights from across our business divisions; Global Wealth Management, Asset Management and Investment Banking, to help you answer the question – Do your investments match your values?
Insights from UBS Global Wealth Management
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