ICCWC donors
The following donors have generously provided funds to support the implementation of the ICCWC Strategic Programme 2016-2020:
Current donors to the ICCWC Strategic Programme 2016-2020
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European Union (13.5m EUR)
Supports a broad range of activities, including the implementation of ICCWC Wildlife and Forest Crime Analytic Toolkit, resulting recommendations and the ICCWC Indicator Framework for Combating Wildlife and Forest Crime; capacity building across a number of areas, including training in the use of wildlife forensic science, implementation of anti-corruption measures and strategies; specialized investigation techniques; regional and global law enforcement activities and operations; the design and delivery of targeted training and law enforcement mentorship programmes; and the delivery and coordination of the ICCWC Strategic Programme.
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France (135,000 EUR)
Contributes to the implementation of recommendations of the ICCWC Toolkit; targeted activities to disrupt criminal networks; the convening of a Wildlife Inter-Regional Enforcement Meeting (WIRE) for Customs Officers and a Regional Investigative and Analytical Case Meeting (RIACM) with both meetings connecting African and Asian investigators discussing strategic and tactical wildlife crime responses.
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Germany (400,000 EUR)
Supports the implementation of recommendations of the ICCWC Toolkit, including the development of a Rapid Reference Manual for prosecutors and investigators on wildlife crime, a bench book for judges and capacity building for investigators, prosecutors and judiciary in Mozambique. In Uganda, the implementation of ICCWC Toolkit and ICCWC Indicator Framework and the development of a Rapid Reference Guide for prosecutors and investigators on wildlife crime.
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Principality of Monaco (200,000 EUR)
Contributes to targeted activities including the development of the Threat Assessment on illegal wildlife trade in West and Central Africa; the CITES Timber Task Force; targeted law enforcement activities and operations and the implementation of the ICCWC Wildlife crime and anti-money-laundering (AML) training programme.
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (4m GBP)
Supports a broad range of activities, including the implementation of the ICCWC AML training programme; the implementation of the ICCWC Toolkit, resulting recommendations and the ICCWC Indicator Framework; the convening of the CITES National Ivory Action Plan (NIAP) Task Force; training on corruption risk identification and development of corruption risk mitigation strategies; capacity building on crime scene investigation and specialized investigations techniques; regional workshops and mentorship programmes for prosecutors; and the delivery and coordination of the ICCWC Strategic Programme
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United States of America (760,000 USD)
Supports law enforcement cooperation and strengthened collaboration among Wildlife Enforcement Networks (WENs); the development of Guidelines for establishing new and strengthening existing WENs; convening of the 3rd Global meeting of the WENs; and targeted support and capacity building to WENs.
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Previous Donors to ICCWC (2010-2016)

ICCWC would like to thank all of the above donors for their support towards combating wildlife crime.