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A presentation on Digital Approaches to Demand Reduction given during the webinar for USAID Combating Wildlife Trafficking Learning Group on May 23, 2019

The Digital Deterrence campaign used digital marketing techniques to prevent the purchase of illegal wildlife products online and reduce demand in Thailand.

The Digital Deterrence Campaign Phases 1 and 2 used approaches from behavioral economics to augment more traditional social and behavior change communication ...

The I am #IvoryFree campaign addressed demand drivers for ivory based on USAID Wildlife Asia’s April 2017 report "What Drives Demand for Wildlife? A Situation ...

This consumer research is part of the USAID Wildlife Asia. It aims to provide information on the attitudes and practices of the general population in Thailand ...

This consumer research is part of the USAID Wildlife Asia. It aims to provide information on the attitudes and practices of the general population in Thailand ...

This research study identifies the consumer demands for elephant, pangolin, rhino and tiger parts and products in China. The findings describe and analyze the ...

This research study identifies the consumer demands for elephant, pangolin, rhino and tiger parts and products in China. The findings describe and analyze the ...

No Ivory No Tiger Amulets Campaign Video (1-minute version)

This campaign's key message is "How can amulets made from elephant ivory and tiger fangs protect you, when these animals cannot even protect their own lives?" ...

Thailand’s “No Ivory No Tiger Amulets” Campaign was presented on November 21, 2019 during the USAID Counter Wildlife Trafficking Learning Event held at the ...