The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is a membership Union that provides with the vast knowledge and tools to its members in order to conserve nature. This union is open to all government, non-government, public and private organizations.

IUCN supports scientific research, manages field projects all over the world and bring governments, non-government organizations, United Nations agencies, companies and local communities together to develop and implement policies, laws and best practices.

Lahore Waste Management Company is striving to adopt modern techniques to collect and dispose-off the solid waste in an environment friendly and economically viable manner. This effort to bring the state of the art system made LWMC a success story, and enables it to be a part of such a dynamic and enormous forum of IUCN.

LWMC got IUCN membership on 23rd November 2017. This membership will help LWMC to have extensive networking opportunities and enables it to advance and strengthen its actions to have a sustainable future.

This membership opens the avenue for future partnership and contacts with union experts. It also allows LWMC to become a part of global and collective voice on all important issues related to municipal waste management sector. LWMC is looking forward to be benefited from IUCN forum for advancement in its actions and strategies for a successful Solid waste management system in Lahore and to become a model system for other cities as well as in all provinces of Pakistan.

The International Solid Waste Association (ISWA) is a global, independent and non-profit organization, working in the public interest to promote and develop sustainable waste management worldwide.

ISWA has members in more than 100 countries from both the private and public sectors, including waste management companies, consulting engineers, governmental agencies, academics, and NGOs. The association works to strengthen professional networks, promote best practices and provide education and training in waste management.

As a member of ISWA, LWMC gains access to:

• Global best practices in solid waste management
• Technical expertise and guidance
• International networking opportunities
• Training and capacity building programs
• Research and development initiatives

This membership strengthens LWMC's commitment to implementing world-class waste management practices in Lahore and serves as a platform for knowledge sharing and technological advancement in the waste management sector.

The Waste Management Association of Pakistan (WMAP) is a national platform that brings together all stakeholders involved in waste management across Pakistan.

WMAP serves as:

• A forum for policy advocacy and development
• A platform for knowledge sharing among Pakistani waste management organizations
• A catalyst for technological innovation in the sector
• A bridge between public and private sector initiatives

LWMC's membership in WMAP allows the company to:

• Contribute to national waste management policies
• Share experiences and best practices with other cities
• Access local expertise and resources
• Participate in national waste management initiatives

Through this membership, LWMC plays a leading role in transforming Pakistan's waste management landscape and establishing sustainable practices across the country.

The Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA) is a worldwide alliance of more than 800 grassroots groups, non-governmental organizations, and individuals in over 90 countries.

GAIA's mission is to:

• Promote environmental justice and economic democracy
• Support community-based alternatives to incineration
• Advance zero waste practices globally
• Build local capacity for sustainable waste management

As part of GAIA network, LWMC commits to:

• Implementing zero waste strategies
• Promoting waste reduction and recycling
• Supporting community-based waste management solutions
• Advocating for environmental justice in waste management

This membership reflects LWMC's dedication to sustainable and environmentally responsible waste management practices that prioritize community health and environmental protection.

UN-Habitat's City Resilience Profiling Programme helps cities assess their resilience to various shocks and stresses, including environmental challenges, economic pressures, and social tensions.

The programme focuses on:

• Building urban resilience capacity
• Sustainable urban development
• Climate change adaptation
• Disaster risk reduction

LWMC's participation in this programme demonstrates the company's commitment to:

• Contributing to Lahore's urban resilience
• Implementing climate-smart waste management solutions
• Supporting sustainable city development goals
• Building capacity for emergency waste management

Through this partnership, LWMC contributes to making Lahore a more resilient, sustainable, and liveable city for all its residents while aligning with global urban development standards.