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Enhancing Capacities to Review National Wildlife Trade Poli= cies in Support of CITES
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Geneva,=
19
June 2006
Responds to CITES Parties:
- COP
Decision 13.74 (building on Decision 12.22)
(a) conduct, in cooperation =
with
the Parties, a review of their national policies regarding the use of and trade in specimens of CITES-listed=
species, taking into account economic incentives, production systems=
. .
.
(b) compile and synthesize t=
he
information provided by the Parties, and produce a report analysing the impacts of national policies for trad=
e in
CITES-listed species in terms of
socio-economic and conservation benefits and costs . . .
Responds to UNEP-UNCTAD CBTF Priority:
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the implementation of Multilateral Environmental Agreements =
BACKGROUND
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Graduate Institute of =
Dev=
elopment
Studies (IUED)
UNEP-UNCTAD CBTF
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PROJECT
PARTNERS
…and national institutions in =
=
partic=
ipating
countries
The
project is funded through the support of the European Union and the Geneva
International Academic
Network
CITES Secretariat
Overall objective&#=
13;
To promote sustainable development by enhancing the =
capacities
of developing countries and countries with <=
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'>economies
in transition to review, design and implement
effective and sustainable national wildlife <=
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policies &=
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OBJECTIVES
-=
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Assisting
developing countries and countries in transition to =
develop
national action plans that incorporate =
environmental,
social and economic considerations into =
national
wildlife trade policies
- Exchanging national experiences among participating countries on =
best
practices for the development and implementation of national wildlife trade
policies
- Developing an Assessment Framework with a set of methodologies th=
at
can be used by participating countries as well as other countries to review
their wildlife trade policies
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Supporting
and improving the implementation of CITES
SPECIFIC
OBJECTIVES&=
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PROJECT ACTIVITIES
Phase 1:
Development of a framework for reviewing nation=
al
wildlife trade policies
Phase 2:
Implementation of pilot projects in four dev=
eloping
countries or countries in transition
•
Phase 3:
Development and implementation of integrated natio=
nal
policy action plans to respond to the outcomes =
from
the review
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;
National policy research inst=
itute
National
Steering Committee
- Facilitating project
- Performing analytical <=
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>work
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Stakeholder consultations<=
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- Providing advice to projects
- Suggesting methodologies
Project Partners
International
Advisory Group
STRUCTURE
OF PILOT PROJECTS&=
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Leading
gov’t ministries
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PROJECT
TIMELINE: Year One
PROJECT
TIMELINE: Year Two&=
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EXPECTED
OUTCOMES
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• Enhanced
capacity of ministries and national institutions to review nat=
ional
wildlife trade policies
•=
Improved incorporation of environmental,
social and economic considerations in the developme=
nt
of national policy action plans
•=
A set of methodologies and
indicators that can be used to review cur=
rent
and future wildlife trade policies
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Facilitated multi-stakeholder
dialogue amongst relevant parties