About Project
To assess the status, causes, and consequences of illegal wildlife trade in Nepal, and to provide evidence-based policy and programmatic recommendations to strengthen national efforts in combating wildlife poaching and trafficking.
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To determine the status, trends, and geographical distribution of illicit wildlife trade (e.g., wildlife seizures) across Nepal.
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To identify key trade networks within Nepal and abroad, including origin, transit, and destination points.
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To review the roles and effectiveness of relevant Government of Nepal agencies involved in combating illegal wildlife trade.
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To provide actionable recommendations based on lessons learned from addressing wildlife poaching and trade of various species in Nepal.
Implemented under the Hariyo Ban Program / WWF Nepal, the project was conducted nationwide from May 2016 to December 2016 (8 months).
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