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Determining the deterrent effect of combatting wildlife crime

 

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME ICON
FUNDING SCHEME
Main
VALUE ICON
VALUE
£239,018
WHERE ICON
WHERE
Malawi

Summary

This project will assess which techniques being used to deter wildlife crime in Malawi have been the most effective. Over the past four years, the Lilongwe Wildlife Trust and partners have invested significant resources in combatting wildlife crime in Malawi. However, the deterrent effect of that effort remains largely unknown. This project will collect and analyse data to determine shifts that may be a result of the disruptions/deterrents that are being put into place. The work will, therefore, inform actors involved in combatting wildlife crime which strategies are proving, and will prove, to be most effective.
 
Status Completed
Reference IWT064
Round 5
Start 01/04/2019
End 31/03/2022

Lead Organisation

Project Partners
Malawi Department of National Parks and Wildlife, Malawi Police Services (MPS)


Regions
Sub-Saharan Africa

Species
RHINO, PANGOLIN, ELEPHANT

Countries
Malawi

IWT Objectives
Law enforcement, Legal frameworks

Documents:
Download: Final Report - IWT064 FR - 21/04/2023

Download: Final Report - IWT064 FR - 21/04/2023

Download: Half Year Report - IWT064 HYR3 - 20/01/2022

Download: Annual Report - IWT064 AR2 - 07/01/2022

Download: Half Year Report - IWT064 HYR2 - 07/01/2022

Download: Annual Report - IWT064 AR1 - 07/01/2022

Download: Half Year Report - IWT064 HYR1 - 07/01/2022

Download: Application Form - IWT064 App2 - 07/01/2022