Our previous work enabled us to identify more clearly several strategic research areas where knowledge gaps need to be addressed:
- Wild Meat
assessing and promoting inclusive and sustainable wild meat value chains - Wild Enterprise
assessing and developing wildlife-based enterprises based at the landscape level - Wild Standards
developing and promoting voluntary sustainability standards and certification schemes for wildlife enterprises and products - Wild Policy
assessing and promoting enabling strategies, policies, and regulations (at the national, continental, and international levels) to support Africa's wildlife economy
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In a complex and changing world, AWEI generates strategic ideas, conducts independent analysis on wildlife economies, and collaborates with global scholar-practitioners to provide training and expertise for biodiversity conservation, climate resilience, and inclusive economic opportunities in Africa.