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News -TRAFFIC: Key Visual for Green Collection Campaign: Elephant 绿色收藏主题宣传活动宣传品展示:大象
Year
2015
Infographic
TRAFFIC: Key Visual for Green Collection Campaign:...
Elephants
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News -USA National Strategy for Combating Wildlife Trafficking & Commercial Ban on Trade in Elephant Ivory
Year
2014
Fact Sheet
USA National Strategy for Combating Wildlife Traff...
The National Strategy for Combating Wildlife Trafficking establishes guiding principles for U.S. efforts to stem illegal...
Governments
Policy and Law
EN - English
USA
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News -The Government Communication Service Guide to Communications and Behaviour Change 2015
Year
2014
Resources
The Government Communication Service Guide to Comm...
Behavioural theory is a powerful tool for the government communicator, but you don’t need to be an experienced social sc...
Governments
EN - English
UK
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News -TRAFFIC: Example CHI campaign means: Envelope Vietnamese Airlines
Year
2014
Infographic
TRAFFIC: Example CHI campaign means: Envelope Viet...
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News -Science for Environment Policy: Influencing environmental behaviour through nudging and information
Year
2014
Case Study
Science for Environment Policy: Influencing enviro...
One of the greatest challenges facing environmental policymakers is encouraging people to behave more sustainably. A rec...
Europe
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News -London Conference Declaration
Year
2014
Resources
London Conference Declaration
Cornerstone in the rationale for government led actions to tackle illegal wildlife trade and feature strong commitments ...
Governments
Policy and Law
EN - English
UK
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Year
2014
Toolkit
Developing a Roadmap for a Behavior Change Campaig...
This Roadmap is intended to help you design a consumer behavioural change programme, in order to reduce demand for illegally traded wildlife products.
Consumers
Campaigns, Strategies
EN - English
Vietnam
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News -APEC Joint Ministerial Statement
Year
2014
Resources
APEC Joint Ministerial Statement
Cornerstone in the rationale for government led actions to tackle illegal wildlife trade and feature strong commitments ...
Governments
EN - English
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Year
2014
Report
Beyond Nudging – Influences on Consumer Behaviour ...
This note gives some examples of potential new or revised policies intended to illustrate the types of novel policy which the science suggests would increase delivery of environmental goals.
Governments
Europe
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News -CSR Guide: Wildlife and Corporate Social Responsibility
Year
2014
Toolkit
CSR Guide: Wildlife and Corporate Social Responsib...
How to strengthen your brand integrity, avoid reputational risk and strengthen your appeal to partners and customers. In...
Strategies
EN - English
Vietnam
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News -APEC Leaders Declaration
Year
2014
Resources
APEC Leaders Declaration
Cornerstone in the rationale for government led actions to tackle illegal wildlife trade and feature strong commitments ...
Governments
Policy and Law
EN - English
Vietnam
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News -NSMC case study on use of social marketing for golden snub-nosed monkey conservation
Year
2013
Research
NSMC case study on use of social marketing for gol...
Fuel wood is a key source of energy for many families in developing areas of China. Fuel efficient stoves are often iden...
Other Species
EN - English
China
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News -Monitoring of illegal trade in ivory and other elephant specimens - ETIS Report of TRAFFIC
Year
2013
Report
Monitoring of illegal trade in ivory and other ele...
Sixteenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties; Bangkok (Thailand), 3-14 March 2013; CoP16 Doc. 53.2.2 (Rev. 1) - In...
Elephants
EN - English
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News -NSMC tool for target audience segmentation
Year
2013
Toolkit
NSMC tool for target audience segmentation
Tool to get you thinking about the initial target audience segmentation characteristics. © National Social Marketing Cen...
EN - English
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Year
2013
Research
NSMC case study on use of social marketing for tig...
The Nam Et Phou Louey National Protected Areain the Lao People’s Democratic Republic contains the last confirmed breeding population of tigers (Panthera tigris) in Indochina. There are two main threats to tigers, direct killing of tigers and the illegal hunting of wild ungulates, the tigers’ principle prey. Villagers living around the National Protected Area rely on these same ungulates as an important source of protein in their daily diet. The illegal hunting of tigers and prey for commercial trade is unsustainable and is driven by a lack of ownership by local villagers who engage in illegal ...
Tigers
EN - English
Ecuador
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News -Mapping Motivations: Combating consumption of illegal wildlife in Vietnam
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Mapping Motivations: Combating consumption of ille...
This report summarizes the results of research regarding the motivations of consumers of endangered wildlife in Viet Nam...