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Building evidence to reduce demand for wildlife products in Peru

 

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME ICON
FUNDING SCHEME
Evidence
VALUE ICON
VALUE
£99,902
WHERE ICON
WHERE
Peru

Summary

Belén is the largest, most important open-market selling wildlife in the Peruvian Amazon and the key point where poached wildlife converged in Iquitos is illegally traded, threatening the survival of species and the wellbeing of the region’s poorest citizens. Using innovative approaches, this project will build the evidence needed to design a behaviour change campaign that reduces illegal wildlife trade in Belén and provide robust national/regional guidance to support sustainable, legal livelihood transitions for low-income communities currently dependent on IWT.
 
Status Current
Reference IWTEV007
Round 8
Start 01/07/2022
End 30/06/2024

Project Leader

Lead Organisation

Project Partners
SPDA (Peruvian Society for Environmental Law), Regional Management of Forest Development and Wildlife (GRDFFS), WCS - Peru, United Nations Development Program (UNDP)


Regions
South America

Species
WOOLLY MONKEY, SLOTH, PARAKEETS, LOWLAND PACA, JAGUAR, CAIMAN, BROCKET DEER, AMAZON RIVER DOLPHIN

Countries
Peru

Documents:
Download: Half Year Report - IWTEV007 HYR2 - 05/02/2024

Download: Half Year Report - IWTEV007 HYR1 - 29/06/2023

Download: Application Form - IWTEV007 App - redacted version from project - 21/11/2022