Law Enforcement Materials
Working with Interpol, the ASEAN National Police and the ASEAN Working Group on the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species and Wildlife Enforcement, USAID Wildlife Asia supports law enforcement collaboration in the region and brings together enforcement authorities in Asia and Africa to share intelligence on active investigations and collaborate in dismantling transcontinental trafficking syndicates. Law enforcement efforts are further supported through introduction of new technologies, including wildlife forensics and smart phone applications.
USAID Wildlife Asia Legacy Resources and Tools - At A Glance
USAID Wildlife Asia is a five-year (2016-2021), US$24.5 million, regional counter wildlife trafficking (CWT) initiative addressing the illegal trade in ...
USAID Wildlife Asia Program Summary - At A Glance
USAID Wildlife Asia, with its network of partners, has worked to eliminate, neutralize, and disrupt transnational wildlife trafficking by strengthening the ...
Rapid Reference Guide - At A Glance
Intended as a practical tool for wildlife investigators and prosecutors, the Rapid Reference Guide (RRG) on Applicable Offenses to Trafficking of Critically ...
Pangolin Species Identification Materials - At A Glance
The Pangolin Species Identification Guide is a user-friendly booklet and smartphone application featuring a simple photo layout with minimal text, written for ...
Counter Transnational Organized Crime (CTOC) Training Package - At A Glance
The Counter Transnational Organized Crime (CTOC) training course is a set of training materials that includes an Instructor Manual, PowerPoint presentations, ...
Law Enforcement Activities and Impacts - At A Glance
USAID Wildlife Asia, with its network of partners, has worked to eliminate, neutralize, and disrupt transnational wildlife trafficking by developing a regional ...
Capacity Building Assessment: Examining CWT Trainings
A presentation on the assessment of USAID Wildlife Asia’s law enforcement CWT capacity building programs that was conducted to gain a greater understanding of ...
Second Assessment of USAID Wildlife Asia Law Enforcement Training Support Report
After 18 months of implementing training activities, USAID Wildlife Asia conducted an initial assessment to examine the skills, knowledge, and competencies ...
USAID Wildlife Asia Counter Wildlife Trafficking Digest: Southeast Asia and China, 2020
USAID Wildlife Asia regularly collects and updates documentation on the current state of wildlife trafficking through a compilation of direct observations, ...
USAID RDMA History of Combating Wildlife Trafficking
USAID has been working to counter the illegal wildlife trade since 2006. Wildlife trafficking is a lucrative international crime perpetrated by organized ...
USAID Wildlife Asia Counter Wildlife Trafficking Digest: Southeast Asia and China, 2019
USAID Wildlife Asia and TRAFFIC regularly collect and update documentation on the current state of wildlife trafficking of these species through a compilation ...
USAID Wildlife Asia Counter Wildlife Trafficking Digest, Issue II, March 2019
USAID Wildlife Asia regularly updates documentation of the current state of wildlife trafficking of these species through a compilation of secondary ...
The Principles of Wildlife Conservation Funds and Restitution – Additional remedy to wildlife and forest offenses
The Principles of Wildlife Conservation Funds and Restitution – Additional remedy to wildlife and forest offenses in East Asia and the Pacific alone, the ...
USAID Wildlife Asia Counter Wildlife Trafficking Digest: Southeast Asia and China
USAID Wildlife Asia aims to document and understand the current state of wildlife trafficking in Southeast Asia and China through the compilation of secondary ...
Counter Wildlife Trafficking Initiatives Reference Guide: Cambodia, China, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam
Currently there are a large number of initiatives to counter wildlife trafficking occurring in South East Asia conducted by a variety of organizations and ...