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Uneven laws and policies have created loopholes that wildlife traffickers have exploited, profiting from a $20 billion annual industry with minimal penalty. ...

This One Health Landscape Assessment seeks to clarify ASEAN priorities and mechanisms to reduce zoonotic spillover through a One Health approach and identify ...

This Political Economy Assessment (PEA) investigates evidence of progress, stasis, or decline in formal and informal efforts to enhance regional cooperation on ...

The Regional Counter Wildlife Trafficking Partner Coordination Meeting took place on January 12, 2023. Outcomes included a plan for the year ahead that ...

This monograph provides a short description and highlights key provisions of a selection of legislative and policy innovations and best practices available in ...

USAID Wildlife Asia, in partnership with Thailand’s Judicial Training Institute (JTI) and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) developed an ...

USAID Wildlife Asia supported and contributed to the passing of the landmark legislation, Thailand’s national Wildlife Conservation and Protection Act (WARPA) ...

With the theme “Strengthening Maritime Cooperation and Peaceful Resolution to Conflicts in ASEAN”, the meeting will be held at the Fairmont Jakarta and will be ...

USAID leads collective regional action to combat wildlife trafficking

With an increasing number of organizations working to counter wildlife trafficking (CWT) in Southeast Asia, there is a need for better coordination to prevent ...

USAID has been working to counter the illegal wildlife trade since 2006. Wildlife trafficking is a lucrative international crime perpetrated by organized ...