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News -Viet Nam National Assembly Handbook on Wildlife Conservation
Year
2020
Report
Viet Nam National Assembly Handbook on Wildlife Co...
This Handbook is an outcome of the High Level Dialogue that the National Assembly of Vietnam conducted in partnership wi...
Rhinoceros, Elephants, Other Species
Governments, Civil Society
Policy and Law
EN - English
Vietnam
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News -Corporate Social Responsibility handbook 2020
Year
2020
Toolkit
Corporate Social Responsibility handbook 2020
This corporate social responsibility (CSR) guide was created in partnership with the Vietnamese business community. It p...
Civil Society
EN - English
8,675 Views
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News -Chi Phase III Video
Year
2020
Video
Chi Phase III Video
This video is a communications tool from phase III of the Chi Initiative, a TRAFFIC-implemented social marketing program...
Rhinoceros
Consumers, Civil Society
Campaigns
Vietnam
4,586 Views
14 Shares
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Year
2019
Research
Deep Dive Social Science Surveys
This Technical Briefing Paper aims to provide a ‘deep-dive’ analysis around social science surveys. The Paper explores positives, pitfalls and limitations of various approaches, with a focus on controlled and uncontrolled methods. To build on insight captured in other published literature focusing on experience and learning within the field of conservation, the paper presents case studies from the field of medicine.
Tigers, Rhinoceros, Elephants, Show More (+4) Pangolin, Shark, Mobula Gill Ray, Other Species ... Show Less
Governments
Strategies
EN - English
3,288 Views
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News -Designing Effective Messages Guidelines
Year
2019
Overview
Designing Effective Messages Guidelines
Applying lessons from behavioural science can be useful in informing initiatives aiming to reduce consumer purchase and ...
Consumers
Campaigns
EN - English
14,401 Views
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Year
2019
Research
Strengthening DR Impact Measurement Options from B...
The illegal trade in wildlife threatens the survival of many species and has devastating and wide ranging economic, social, and environmental consequences. Poaching and trafficking also finances corruption, undermines the rule of law and good governance, and drains States and communities of their natural capital and cultural heritage. Historically, efforts to prevent this trade have focused on efforts to restrict supply, for example through policies, regulations, legislation, and the effective enforcement of these various ‘societal controls’. More recently however, there has also been recognit...
Tigers, Rhinoceros, Elephants, Show More (+4) Pangolin, Shark, Mobula Gill Ray, Other Species ... Show Less
Governments
Strategies
EN - English
3,319 Views
1 Share
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News -Choosing the Right Messenger Guidelines
Year
2019
Overview
Choosing the Right Messenger Guidelines
These Good Practice Guidelines identify principles for choosing the right messenger for communications aimed at reducing...
Consumers
Strategies
EN - English
7,361 Views
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News -How to Test Your Communications
Year
2018
Toolkit
How to Test Your Communications
This is a resource to help you test your messages. It is designed for cam- paigners who have little or no experience wit...
Civil Society
Strategies
EN - English
UK
4,328 Views
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News -Future of Consumption in Fast-Growth Consumer Markets: China
Year
2018
Report
Future of Consumption in Fast-Growth Consumer Mark...
In this report, the World Economic Forum and Bain & Company identify drivers for the future consumptions in China an...
Consumers, Governments
EN - English
China
6,257 Views
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News -Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
Year
2018
Journal
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
This Journal has a focus on empirical reports across the three areas of: Attitudes and Social Cognition; Interpersonal R...
EN - English
6,580 Views
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Year
2018
Research
NSMC case study on social marketing ‘pride’ campai...
In the high Andean landscapes of northern Peru’s Cajamarca San Ignacio province, Rare and Cáritas‐ Peru together launched a social marketing ‘Pride’ campaign, targeted at upstream farmers and downstream water users, to re‐align upstream and downstream incentives and create a locally‐ governed water institution with directives to protect upstream forests. These institutions, locally called Reciprocal Water Agreements, are based heavily on local norms of reciprocity, whereby downstream users compensate upstream farmers for setting aside riparian forests for conservation and thereby protecting lo...
EN - English
Peru
2,960 Views
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News -National Social Marketing Centre (NSMC)
Year
2018
Toolkit
National Social Marketing Centre (NSMC)
The NSMC is the centre of excellence for social marketing and behaviour change based in the UK. We operate worldwide fro...
EN - English
3,841 Views
1 Share
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News -Sustainable Lifestyles Research Group
Year
2018
Website
Sustainable Lifestyles Research Group
The principal aim of our Sustainable Lifestyles Research Group (SLRG) is to develop new and relevant understandings of t...
EN - English
UK
3,497 Views
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News -What is driving the wildlife trade?
Year
2018
Paper
What is driving the wildlife trade?
South-east Asia is both a centre for the consumption of wildlife products, and also a key supplier of wildlife products ...
Other Species
EN - English
Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Show More (+1) Vietnam ... Show Less
4,672 Views
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News -Google, Facebook, and Other Tech Giants Unite to Fight Wildlife Crime Online
Year
2018
Overview
Google, Facebook, and Other Tech Giants Unite to F...
Internet giants including Google, eBay, Facebook, Instagram and many other technology, e-commerce and social media compa...
Strategies
EN - English
8,927 Views
3 Shares
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