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News -Combating Wildlife Crime through Awareness-Raising
Year
2023
Report
Combating Wildlife Crime through Awareness-Raising
A case study offering practical lessons and recommendations for practitioners planning behaviour change initiatives. Cre...
Rhinoceros, Elephants, Pangolin, Show More (+1) Other Species ... Show Less
Consumers, Governments, Civil Society
Campaigns
EN - English
Africa
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News -Social norm and behaviour change approaches to address corruption and tackle illegal wildlife trade
Year
2022
Presentation
Social norm and behaviour change approaches to add...
A webinar for practitioners exploring if behaviour change approaches are effective in reducing Illegal Wildlife Trade co...
Tigers, Rhinoceros, Elephants, Show More (+4) Pangolin, Shark, Mobula Gill Ray, Other Species ... Show Less
Consumers, Governments, Civil Society
Strategies
EN - English
Global
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News -Guidance for CITES Parties to Develop and Implement Demand Reduction Strategies to Combat Illegal Trade in CITES‐listed Species
Year
2021
Paper
Guidance for CITES Parties to Develop and Implemen...
CITES guidance for Parties on applying a Five-Step, ten-benchmark behaviour change approach to demand-reduction strategi...
Tigers, Rhinoceros, Elephants, Show More (+4) Pangolin, Shark, Mobula Gill Ray, Other Species ... Show Less
Consumers, Governments, Civil Society
Strategies
EN - English, ES - Spanish, FR - French, Show More (+1) ZH - Chinese ... Show Less
Global
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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
3,291 Views
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News -BEHAVIOUR CHANGE FOR NATURE: A Behavioural Science Toolkit for Practitioners
Year
2019
Toolkit
BEHAVIOUR CHANGE FOR NATURE: A Behavioural Science...
"Behaviour Change for Nature": a 15-strategy behavioural science toolkit from Rare and BIT for designing more ...
Tigers, Rhinoceros, Elephants, Show More (+4) Pangolin, Shark, Mobula Gill Ray, Other Species ... Show Less
Consumers, Governments, Civil Society
Strategies
EN - English, ES - Spanish
Global
29 Views
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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
5,570 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
10,344 Views
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News -Mapping Motivations: Combating consumption of illegal wildlife in Vietnam
Year
2018
Report
Mapping Motivations: Combating consumption of ille...
This report summarizes the results of research regarding the motivations of consumers of endangered wildlife in Viet Nam...
Consumers
EN - English
Vietnam
3,836 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
5,285 Views
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News -FAIRWILD WEEK 2018 – Concept Strategies
Year
2018
Overview
FAIRWILD WEEK 2018 – Concept Strategies
There is insufficient awareness concerning sustainability for wild harvested plant ingredients or of the existence of th...
Consumers
Strategies
EN - English
2,817 Views
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News -Demand under the Ban – China Ivory Consumption Research
Year
2017
Research
Demand under the Ban – China Ivory Consumption Res...
As a landmark ban on domestic elephant ivory trade comes into effect in China, TRAFFIC and WWF commissioned an ivory con...
Elephants
Consumers
EN - English
China
3,098 Views
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News -Information Could Reduce Consumer Demand for Exotic Pets
Year
2017
Paper
Information Could Reduce Consumer Demand for Exoti...
This paper explores messaging and approaches for demand reduction campaigns with respect to exotic pets, by examining wh...
Consumers
Campaigns
EN - English
UK
3,635 Views
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News -Engaging Tomorrow's Consumer
Year
2016
Report
Engaging Tomorrow's Consumer
The World Economic Forum, in collaboration with its Partner companies from a range of sectors including retail, consumer...
Consumers, Civil Society
EN - English
3,630 Views
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News -Reducing Desire for Ivory: A psychosocial approach to reducing ivory consumption
Year
2016
Toolkit
Reducing Desire for Ivory: A psychosocial approach...
This guide shares a set of psychosocial insights and tools for reducing consumer demand — or, as we have reframed it, de...
Elephants
Consumers, Civil Society
EN - English
3,007 Views
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News -The Ivory Dynasty: A Report on the Soaring Demand for Elephant and Mammoth Ivory in Southern China
Year
2016
Report
The Ivory Dynasty: A Report on the Soaring Demand ...
Report summarising physical surveys of the availability of product and rough price indicators evident in the ivory marke...
Elephants
Consumers
EN - English
3,017 Views
2 Shares
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