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Institutionalizing an evidence-based problem-oriented policing approach in Indonesia

 

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME ICON
FUNDING SCHEME
Main
VALUE ICON
VALUE
£545,000
WHERE ICON
WHERE
Indonesia

Summary

A thriving illegal wildlife trade (IWT) in Indonesia exists in biodiversity-rich landscapes connected to urban centres and ports. To address this, we will: Establish a national Working Group to oversee implementation of a novel problem-oriented policing approach and its up-scaling; Demonstrate a landscape-level Integrated Prevention Model (IPM) in reducing poaching and improving rural livelihoods; Support counter-wildlife trafficking measures in provinces connected to the target landscapes; and Strengthen the legal framework for tackling wildlife crime at the national and landscape levels.
 
Status Current
Reference IWT123
Round 9
Start 01/04/2023
End 31/03/2026

Project Leader


Project Partners
MoEF - Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Sam Ratulangi University - Faculty of Agriculture, University of Lampung - Biology Department, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences


Regions
East Asia

Species
WILD BOAR, TIGER, NORTH SULAWESI BABIRUSA, PANGOLIN, MACAQUE, HORNBILL, ELEPHANT, DEER

Countries
Indonesia

IWT Objectives
Law enforcement, Legal frameworks

Documents:
Download: Half Year Report - IWT123 HYR3 - 19/01/2026

Download: Annual Report - IWT123 AR2 - 09/09/2025

Download: Half Year Report - IWT123 HYR2 - 07/08/2025

Download: Annual Report - IWT123 AR1 - 30/09/2024

Download: Half Year Report - IWT123 HYR1 - 05/02/2024

Download: Application Form - IWT123 App - 01/06/2023