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1. Introduction
2. What is CITES? (1)
3. What is CITES? (2)
4. How CITES works (1)
5. Tha goal of CITES
6. How CITES works - appendix I
7. How CITES works - appendix II
8. How CITES works - appendix III
9. How CITES works (2)
10. Why is there illegal trade? (1)
11. Why is there illegal trade? (2)
12. Where is the wildlife going?
13. The bushmeat trade
14. The caviar trade
15. The falconry trade
16. The fashion industry
17. The fur trade
18. The ivory trade
19. The pet trade
20. The plant trade
21. The reptile trade
22. The timber trade
23. The traditional medicine trade
24. The zoo/exhibition/circus trade
25. How does the wildlife get there?
26. Smuggling
27. Fraud - abuse of CITES documents
28. Can we stop wildlife crime?
29. The harsh reality of targeting airports
30. The harsh reality of targeting sea/container ports
31. The harsh reality of targeting express carriers
32. What we're up against
33. The involvment of organized crime
34. Indicators of organized crime (1)
35. Indicators of organized crime (2)
36. What do we need?
37. Awareness
38. Actions of appropriate agencies
39. Forensic science
40. Prosecutions and adequate penalties
41. Increased international collaboration
42. What is CITES doing?
43. The CITES secretariat
44. CITES national legislation project
45. In situ verification and assesment missions
46. Specialized missions
47. CITES secretariat's work with UN agencies
48. Memorandums of understanding
49. Alerts
50. Training
51. Training material
52. Awareness raising (1)
53. Awareness raising (2)
54. CITES certificate of commendation
55. Not all is bad news

Topics Covered

• CITES
• The convention regulating trade in endangered species
• Illegal trade
• The wildlife that is traded illegally, how it is traded and its markets
• Organized crime
• Indicators of organized crime and criminal networks
• Responses
• What needs to be done and what is being done

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Series:

• Combatting Transnational Crime

Categories:

• Global Business Management

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Publication History

• Published on November 3, 2008
• Archived on April 3, 2022