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    1. Only Elephants Wear Ivory Best Campaign Video with Master Chang

      USAID, Thailand’s Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) and WildAid launched the “Only Elephants Wear Ivory Best” campaign in ...

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    2. Review of USAID Wildlife Asia Social and Behavior Change Communication (SBCC) Campaigns

      This review was undertaken from data analyzed on nine USAID Wildlife Asia campaigns implemented in China, Thailand, and Vietnam from 2018 to 2021 to reduce ...

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    3. USAID Shares Findings from Review of Nine Highly Effective Demand Reduction Campaigns

      On October 27, 2022, USAID Reducing Demand for Wildlife (RDW) hosted a one-hour webinar on the Review of USAID Wildlife Asia Social and Behavior Change ...

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    4. USAID hosts Demand Reduction Steering Group Meeting in Thailand focusing One Health and Wild Meat Consumption Located in News / All News
    5. Women Spiritual Leaders in Thailand Rally to Counter Spiritual Beliefs about Wildlife Products Located in News / All News
    6. USAID launches new phase of highly successful online Digital Deterrence Campaign in Thailand Located in News / All News
    7. USAID and cross sectoral experts design demand reduction campaign for illegal wild meat in Thailand Located in News / All News
    8. USAID shares demand reduction learning in Counter Wildlife Trafficking (CWT) global webinar panel Located in News / All News
    9. USAID takes steps with partners to advance ASEAN regional Demand Reduction Coordination Strategy to counter illegal wildlife consumption

      The USAID supported, Thai government led Thailand Demand Reduction Steering Group (DRSG) focused on counter wildlife trafficking efforts has been an excellent ...

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    10. USAID Launches “Only Elephants Wear Ivory Best” Campaign in Thailand

      Demand for ivory jewelry and accessories in Thailand is driven by the perception that ivory is beautiful and brings happiness. On September 19, USAID Reducing ...

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