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News -Behavior Change Case Study: The Art of the Wild
Year
2016
Case Study
Behavior Change Case Study: The Art of the Wild
An interview with Asher Jay about innovative ways to address increasing challenge in wildlife conservation.
Strategies
EN - English
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News -Workshop on Demand-Side Strategies for Curbing Illegal Ivory Trade
Year
2016
Proceeding
Workshop on Demand-Side Strategies for Curbing Ill...
More than 100 behaviour change experts and practitioners met in Hong Kong in March 2016 to formulate innovative approach...
Elephants
Civil Society
Strategies
EN - English
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News -Jose Miguel Sokoloff: How we used Christmas lights to fight war
Year
2016
Video
Jose Miguel Sokoloff: How we used Christmas lights...
Colombia is a country of exceptional beauty and promise, and it’s also a country where the F.A.R.C. guerrilla movement h...
EN - English
Colombia
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News -EU Approach to Combat Wildlife Trafficking
Year
2016
Overview
EU Approach to Combat Wildlife Trafficking
In February 2016, the European Commission adopted a Communication on the EU Action Plan against Wildlife Trafficking whi...
Strategies
EN - English
Europe
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Year
2016
Presentation
Crafting the Right Message to Drive Behavioural Ch...
Anthony Chu, Marketing and Communication Specialist at Ogilvy & Mather, presenting 'Craft the right message to drive behavioural change' at the 'Changing behaviour to reduce demand for illegal wildlife products' workshop, Hong Kong, 7- 9 March 2016.
Civil Society
Campaigns
EN - English
China
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Year
2016
Report
Reduced to Skin and Bones Re-examined: Full Analys...
Average of 110 Tigers a year entering the illegal trade chain in Asia over 16 years. A comprehensive analysis of 16 years of Tiger seizures shows that Asia’s failure to ramp up enforcement, close Tiger farms, strengthen laws and reduce demand are to blame for the persistent illegal trade in Tiger parts. Sarah Stoner, Kanitha Krishnasamy, Talia Wittmann, Steven Delean, Philip Cassey, TRAFFIC, 2016
Tigers
EN - English
Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, Show More (+10) China, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Russia, Thailand, Vietnam ... Show Less
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News -The National Geographic study on ivory demand dynamics in China, Philippines, Thailand, USA and Vietnam
Year
2016
Presentation
The National Geographic study on ivory demand dyna...
Wander Meijer - Asia director of GlobeScan, presenting the National Geographic study on ivory demand dynamics in China, ...
Civil Society
Strategies
EN - English
China, Philippines
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News -Brook Lyndhurst (UK)’s Behaviour change, lifestyles and wellbeing Projects
Year
2016
Website
Brook Lyndhurst (UK)’s Behaviour change, lifestyle...
Jayne Cox and David Fell co-founded Brook Lyndhurst in 1999. The work we do and how we do it has evolved considerably si...
EN - English
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News -TRAFFIC: Messaging with water video 消失的珍宝—视频
Year
2016
Video
TRAFFIC: Messaging with water video 消失的珍宝—视频
Messaging with water a well-known Chinese artist whose paintings literally evaporate in front of admirers' eyes.
ZH - Chinese
China
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News -Road Crew – a Behaviour Change Case Study through Social Marketing
Year
2016
Presentation
Road Crew – a Behaviour Change Case Study through ...
Sameer Deshpande, Visiting Associate Professor, National University of Singapore, presenting on 'Road Crew, a behav...
Civil Society
Strategies
EN - English
Singapore
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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
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News -20 Top Tips Guide for Effective Behaviour Change Communications
Year
2016
Toolkit
20 Top Tips Guide for Effective Behaviour Change C...
20 Top Tips for effective behavioural change communications when attempting to reduce demand for illegal wildlife produc...
Civil Society
Strategies
EN - English
2,674 Views
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Year
2016
Presentation
A Case Study on Demand Reduction for Ivory and Rhi...
Ayako Toko, Affiliate researcher at the University of Tokyo, presenting on 'demand reduction for ivory and rhino horn in Japan' at the 'Changing behaviour to reduce demand for illegal wildlife products' workshop, Hong Kong, 7- 9 March 2016.
Rhinoceros, Elephants
Consumers
EN - English
Japan
2,965 Views
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Year
2016
Research
Understanding Implications of Consumer Behavior fo...
By using a combination of indirect questioning, choice experiments, and sales data to investigate demand for wildlife products, we obtained insights about consumer behavior that can be used to develop conservation‐demand‐focused initiatives. In Conservation Biology, 2017
EN - English
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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
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