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News -Inspiring Sustainable Living: Expert Insights into Behaviour Change
Toolkit
Inspiring Sustainable Living: Expert Insights into...
Consumers, Civil Society
EN - English
UK
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News -Changing Behaviour, Conserving Nature: Understand the Basics
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Changing Behaviour, Conserving Nature: Understand ...
Using behavior change to reduce demand for endangered species products. Presentation by Trihn Nguyen from Traffic about ...
Campaigns, Policy and Law, Strategies
EN - English
Vietnam
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News -Behaviour Works Australia
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Behaviour Works Australia
BehaviourWorks Australia is a research enterprise within the Monash Sustainable Development Institute. We bring leading ...
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News -Traditional medicine doctors join hands for a healthy and sustainable society
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Traditional medicine doctors join hands for a heal...
Rhinoceros
Consumers, Civil Society
Campaigns, Strategies
Vietnam
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News -The Rhino and the Bling
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The Rhino and the Bling
An article by Karl Ammann summarising some of the conspicuous consumption use types for rhino horn in China and Viet Nam...
Rhinoceros
EN - English
China, Vietnam
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News -Cities COP 17: Demand reduction strategies to combat illegal trade in CITES-listed species
Report
Cities COP 17: Demand reduction strategies to comb...
Governments
Strategies
EN - English
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News -Chi Initiative Phase III Visuals
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Chi Initiative Phase III Visuals
These are the key visuals from Phase III of the Chi Initiative, a TRAFFIC-implemented social marketing programme aimed a...
Rhinoceros
Consumers
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Research methods to identify the drivers and dynam...
This document provides a briefing for non-specialists in research to assess demand drivers and dynamics and initiative impact. The audience is primarily Parties to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), but others may also find it beneficial. Parties may find it a helpful complement to official ‘Guidance’ for implementation of Resolution Conf. 17.4 on ‘Demand reduction strategies to combat illegal trade in CITES species.
Campaigns, Strategies
EN - English
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News -RARE Online e-Learning
Resources
RARE Online e-Learning
learning.rare.org is your portal to Rare’s e-learning resources for all staff, partners and anyone interested in learnin...
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