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6 - Wild Policy

12:00 EAT
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Exploring East Africa's Wildlife Economy - a six-part dialogue series

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Agenda

In this dialogue we will 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

  • Dr Francis Vorhies
    Director
    African Wildlife Economy Institute
    Stellenbosch University

in conversation with

  • Mr Ali Kaka
    IUCN Council Member for Africa
  • Mr Frederick Kwame Kumah [TBD]
    Vice-President, Global Leadership
    African Wildlife Foundation
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

 

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GBF objectives for the use of wild species

Global Biodiversity Framework

Sustainability objectives

Goal B – Nature’s contributions to people

  • Valued
  • Maintained
  • Enhanced

Target 5 – Use, harvesting, and trade of wild species

  • Sustainable
  • Safe
  • Legal
  • Preventing overexploitation
  • Minimizing impacts on non-target species and ecosystems
  • Reducing the risk of pathogen spillover
  • Applying the ecosystem approach
  • Respecting and protecting customary sustainable use

Target 9 – Management and use of wild species

  • Sustainable
  • Social benefits for people
  • Economic benefits for people
  • Environmental benefits for people
  • Enhancing biodiversity
  • Protecting and encouraging customary sustainable use

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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