1-IGAD REGIONAL BIOD PROTOCOL-2018.pdf
Published on 19 April 2025 Modified on 19 April 2025 By admin In IGAD Strategies Protocols Policies 6 downloads
The IGAD Regional Biodiversity Protocol (2018) is a legally binding agreement that operationalizes the IGAD Biodiversity Policy. It promotes regional cooperation for the sustainable conservation, restoration, and equitable use of terrestrial, aquatic, and genetic biodiversity resources. The Protocol mandates harmonized legislation, cross-border collaboration, equitable benefit-sharing, public participation, gender equity, and alignment with international conventions such as the UNCBD and the Nagoya Protocol. It establishes enforcement, governance, and monitoring structures to ensure coordinated biodiversity management across IGAD Member States.
2- IGAD REGIONAL BIOD POLICY STRATEGY-2018.pdf
The IGAD Regional Biodiversity Strategy (2018) provides a unified policy framework to conserve, restore, and sustainably manage biodiversity across IGAD Member States. It emphasizes transboundary cooperation, inclusive governance, benefit sharing, and integration of biodiversity into national development plans to promote sustainable livelihoods, climate resilience, and socio-economic growth.
3. IGAD_REGIONAL_STRATEGY_BENEFITS_20170713.pdf
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The IGAD Regional Strategy on Access and Benefit Sharing of Biological Resources establishes a framework to ensure fair, equitable sharing of benefits from biodiversity, especially in transboundary contexts. It emphasizes traditional knowledge, legal harmonization, capacity building, and regional cooperation aligned with the Nagoya Protocol and UNCBD for sustainable use, conservation, and socio-economic development.
4. IGAD REGIONAL_ STRATEGY_ WILDLIFE_20170715.pdf
The IGAD Regional Strategy for Wildlife Management provides a unified framework for sustainable wildlife conservation across IGAD member states. It addresses threats like poaching, illegal trade, and habitat loss, promotes cross-border cooperation, strengthens law enforcement, and enhances biodiversity-based livelihoods and research.
5. IGAD_REGIONAL_STRATEGY_INVASIVE_20170715.pdf
The IGAD Regional Strategy on Invasive Species Management provides a coordinated framework to prevent, control, and eradicate invasive alien species across the region. It strengthens legal, institutional, and research capacities, fosters regional cooperation, and promotes sustainable biodiversity management.
6. IGAD_REGIONAL_ STRATEGY_ DOMESTICATION_20170713.pdf
The IGAD Regional Strategy for Domestication provides a framework to integrate IGAD’s biodiversity-related policies, protocols, and global environmental agreements into national legal systems. It supports legal harmonization, capacity building, and common reporting to promote sustainable biodiversity management and regional cooperation.
IGAD Regional Forestry Policy and stregy-chapter 3 without actions-08-03-2020 1.pdf
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The IGAD Regional Forestry Policy and Strategy outlines a unified framework to sustainably manage forests across the IGAD region. It addresses deforestation, forest degradation, and weak governance by promoting regional cooperation, gender equity, research, and financing for sustainable forest management to benefit present and future generations.
IGAD Regional water policy signed 10 march 2015 1 (1).pdf
The IGAD Regional Water Resources Policy outlines a comprehensive framework for equitable, sustainable, and coordinated management of shared water resources among IGAD Member States to promote regional cooperation, peace, development, and environmental sustainability.
REPORT the 6th HAWEN EC Meeting 4-5 June 2024.pdf
Published on 19 April 2025 Modified on 19 April 2025 By admin In HAWEN Documents 6 downloads
6th HAWEN Executive Committee, Addis Ababa 4‑5 Jun 2024: funding stalls 5th actions; chair retained; states seek IGAD link active HQ core robust donor support.
Report of 5th HAWEN Executive Committee meeting (3).pdf
Published on 19 April 2025 Modified on 19 April 2025 By admin In HAWEN Documents 6 downloads Tagged in #CrossBorderCooperation, #ExecutiveCommitteeMeeting5, #HAWEN, #HornOfAfrica, #IGAD, #Nairobi2022, #WildlifeLawEnforcement
5th HAWEN Executive Committee, Nairobi 8‑9 Dec 2022, updated Action Plan, set 16 steps—vice‑chair, annual reports, secure portal, quarterly meets—to tighten Horn of Africa cross‑border wildlife‑crime fight.
REPORT - Launching of Boma Gambella Project.pdf
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6th HAWEN Exec Cttee, Addis Ababa 4‑5 Jun 2024: funding delays 5th recs; chair stays; states push IGAD link, active secretariat, robust donor backing.
somaliland_wildlife_trade_gap_analysis.pdf
Published on 03 February 2022 By admin In Documents 1028 downloads
somalia_wildlife_trade_gap_analysis.pdf
Published on 03 February 2022 Modified on 03 February 2022 By admin In Documents 1117 downloads
ethiopia_wildlife_trade_gap_analysis.pdf
Published on 03 February 2022 Modified on 03 February 2022 By admin In Documents 1045 downloads
Published on 22 April 2021 Modified on 25 April 2021 By admin In Documents 2806 downloads
If the 2016 World Wildlife Crime Report represented UNODC’s first global assessment of the state of wildlife crime, the 2020 edition of this report represents a first assessment of trends. In several instances, these trends have been dramatic. The poaching of both elephants and rhinoceroses has consistently declined since 2011, as have the prices paid for tusks and horns. But the amount of pangolin scales seized has increased 10-fold in just five years, and new markets, such as the trafficking of European glass eels, have emerged in the wake of strengthened controls. For the first time, a consistent pattern of large shipments of unrelated wildlife products – elephant ivory and pangolin scales – has emerged. In addition, organized criminal groups in broker countries, neither the source nor the destination of the wildlife, have consolidated control of multiple markets. The 2020 World Wildlife Crime Report tracks all these trends and more.
Final RRG.pdf
Published on 22 April 2021 Modified on 10 May 2021 By admin In Documents 3070 downloads
20-02074 UNODC RRG Second Editon Report-Uganda.pdf
Published on 22 April 2021 By admin In Documents 7233 downloads
IDENTIFCATION GUIDE FOR IVORY AND IVORY SUBSTITUTES -2020.pdf
Published on 16 April 2021 Modified on 16 April 2021 By admin In Documents 1215 downloads
Identification of different types of ivory, and of objects and products made of materials that imitate or look like ivory, is the main scope of this identification guide. It responds to Decision 17.162 adopted at the Seventeenth meeting of the CITES Conference of the Parties (Johannesburg, 2016), whereby Parties requested the Secretariat to prepare a revised and updated version of the Identification Guide for Ivory and Ivory Substitutes, taking into account modern identification methods. Considering that the third edition of the Guide was published in 1999, we are pleased that significant progress can be found in the present edition – both in the science and in the visual presentation of the publication.
The people beyond-the-poaching-offender-survey -SEPT 2020.pdf
Published on 16 April 2021 Modified on 16 April 2021 By admin In Documents 1231 downloads
Interventions to combat crime, especially the illegal trade in wildlife for commercial purposes, have placed strong emphasis on traditional regulatory measures such as proactive enforcement and detection efforts. Based on the call for a more nuanced understanding of illegal wildlife trade and why individuals engage in these activities, this study interviewed 73 convicted wildlife offenders incarcerated in 25 of South Africa’s correctional centres. The focus of the study was to develop a deeper understanding of the demographics of offenders and the factors that influenced or rationalised their engagement in illegal wildlife trade.
HAWEN Activities since 2nd Executive Committee Meeting.pptx
Published on 03 September 2020 Modified on 03 September 2020 By admin In Presentations 1431 downloads
