Vietnam is in a favorable position in preventing and combating wildlife trade
GLX With a strong legal framework, Vietnam is in a favorable position to take strong action in the fight against illegal wildlife trade
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Mr. Nguyen Tuan Anh, Standing Deputy Head of the Delegate Affairs Committee, spoke at the High-Level Talk with the National Assembly of Vietnam on the strategy of policy consolidation and propaganda on the existence of wild plants. Photo: Quang Dung.
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Ms Michelle Owen, Office Director of the Saving Threaten Wildlife Project (WWF) believes that the participation and action of the National Assembly is a powerful tool to attract public attention to the illegal trade and consumption of wildlife. Photo: Quang Dung
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Mr. Do Quang Tung, Acting Director of Management Board for Forestry Projects (MARD). Photo: Quang Dung
The US Government is coordinating with the Government of Vietnam and social organizations in combating illegal wildlife trade in the domestic market and transshipment through Vietnam. The Saving Threaten Wildlife Project is funded by USAID, the Management Board for Forestry Projects /Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development is the line agency, and WWF is the implementing agency with partners TRAFFIC and ENV. The project supports efforts to combat illegal wildlife trade |
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