Wildlife Crime Prevention (WCP) Alinea, 2023-2026
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WCP is a not-for-profit organisation established in 2016 with the goal of capacitating partners, both government and other conservation institutions, where there are key gaps and need for collaboration in protecting wildlife and wild areas. WCP was built around five pillars: Law Enforcement, Wildlife Criminal Justice, Awareness, Strategic Intelligence and Regi...
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WCP is a not-for-profit organisation established in 2016 with the goal of capacitating partners, both government and other conservation institutions, where there are key gaps and need for collaboration in protecting wildlife and wild areas. WCP was built around five pillars: Law Enforcement, Wildlife Criminal Justice, Awareness, Strategic Intelligence and Regional Collaboration. To share its experience, and since illegal wildlife trade is a cross-border business, WCP established a regional cooperation programme called Alinea. Alinea's overall goal is to create safer communities in districts bordering areas of significant biodiversity, through effective and targeted law enforcement interventions against illegal wildlife trade syndicates that exploit vulnerable people. Within Alinea, WCP supports non-governmental organisations working on similar issues in southern, east and central Africa,to increase their operational and administrative capacity, and promote networking and collaboration.
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This is a new contribution that started 1 June 2023. Reporting is only due next year, but being a new partner WCP may need assistance with possible amendments of the work plan and budget as implementation gets under way. The first reporting date is only in April 2024, which is the deadline for submission of the Annual Work Plan and Budget 2024/2025. WCP took part in the Sidafunded World Customs Organization Combatting Illegal Wildlife Trade Regional Stakeholder Workshop in Pretoria, South Africa in September 2022. It is also one of the organisations included in the mapping of actors working with the combat of illegal wildlife trade in Africa (and Globally), conducted by the Environment Helpdesk (SLU) during 2022 to assist the regional section at the Embassy in Addis Ababa and GLOBEC at Sida to identify partners to work with on the combat of illegal wildlife trade.
The objective of the intervention is to to strengthen counter wildlife crime (CWC) work at the regional level, in areas of significant biodiversity, by supporting organizations working on the entire chain of law enforcement, including prevention, response, investigations, legal processes and public awareness. On a long term perspective, the expected impact of the intervention is to create safer communities adjacent to significant areas of significant biodiversity through effective and deliberate law enforcement interventions against wildlife crime and IWT syndicates who capitalize on exploiting vulnerable people. The intervention has three main work streams: 1. Support - aims to facilitate the means for WCP to provide support to regional partners in line with the Alinea strategic lines of work and to facilitate administrative capabilities of regional partners. 2. Connect - support collaboration and unification of efforts through the development of working and knowledge platforms with the regional partners and support key interventions across identified landscapes. 3. Promote - develop the capacity of Alinea partners to counter IWT, promote the safeguarding of human rights and promote and develop social impact in programmes.
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