6 - Wild Policy recording
Exploring East Africa's Wildlife Economy - a six-part dialogue series
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In this dialogue we explore policy pathways for sustainable and legal wildlife use, such as the Global Biodiversity Framework's targets 5 and 7 and facilitating trade of CITES-listed species
Webinar recording
- Mr Reinhard Nyandire
Business Development Manager, Justdiggit
AWEI Senior Advisor
in conversation with
- Mr Ali Kaka
IUCN Council Member for Africa - Mr Frederick Kwame Kumah
Vice-President, Global Leadership
African Wildlife Foundation - Ms Lucy Waruingi
Executive Director
African Conservation Centre
A 60-minute discussion on Thursday 20 June starting at 12 noon EAT |
Welcome and topic setting by the facilitator |
Opening remarks by the guest speakers |
Facilitated discussion based on preprepared questions and inputs from the participants |
Wrap up by the facilitator |
GBF objectives for the use of wild species
Global Biodiversity Framework |
Sustainability objectives |
Goal B – Nature’s contributions to people |
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Target 5 – Use, harvesting, and trade of wild species |
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Target 9 – Management and use of wild species |
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CITES objectives for the trade of wild species
- Ensure that international trade in wild animals and plants is legal, sustainable, and traceable
- Does not threaten the survival of the species in the wild
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