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The Wildlife Free Traveler campaign in Thailand aimed to reduce purchases of ivory products among Chinese and other travelers visiting Thailand.

Wildlife Conservationists Celebrate USAID’s Accomplishments in Reducing Demand for Wildlife Products in Southeast Asia

From reducing consumer demand for illegal wildlife products to advancing regional coordination, the United States Agency for International Development ...

In July 2016, China’s National People’s Congress passed a new revision of the Wildlife Protection Law, China’s primary piece of legislation relating to ...

The Spiritual Beliefs Campaign in Thailand which was implemented in two campaign phases. The campaign aimed to reduce demand for ivory and tiger products ...

This Social and Behavior Change Communication (SBCC) Guidebook is intended for use by individuals and organizations in planning, implementing, and evaluating ...

This event is part of social mobilization activities to engage Buddhist monks and nuns to amplify the messaging of USAID Wildlife Asia’s campaign to reduce ...

The CHI Initiative: A Wildlife Demand Reduction Campaign in Vietnam

The Chi Initiative is a social marketing program designed to encourage Vietnamese businessmen, a key user group, to reject rhino horn and lead a shift in ...

The Chi Initiative: A Wildlife Demand Reduction Campaign in Vietnam

Vietnam is a principal destination and transit country for African rhino horn and elephant ivory and is a source and transit country for pangolin products. ...

USAID Wildlife Asia regularly collects and updates documentation on the current state of wildlife trafficking through a compilation of direct observations, ...

CHI Campaign Accomplishments Video

The Chi Initiative is a social marketing program designed to encourage Vietnamese businessmen, a key user group, to reject rhino horn and lead a shift in ...