Beautiful Without Ivory Campaign Video
The “Beautiful Without Ivory” campaign aims to reach and engage those who desire to buy and use ivory jewelry and accessories because of its perceived beauty.
Learn more about USAID Wildlife Asia’s quantitative and qualitative study of consumer demand for wildlife products in Thailand: Thai language, English language.
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video No Ivory, No Tiger Amulets Campaign Video This wildlife demand reduction campaign's key message is "How can amulets made from elephant ivory and tiger fangs protect you, when these animals cannot even protect their own lives?" The USAID Wildlife Asia campaign helps counter wildlife trafficking through demand reduction. Elephant ivory and tiger parts are among the top items illegally traded worldwide, especially in Southeast Asia. The illegal wildlife trade thrives because there is a strong demand for elephant ivory and tiger parts in various forms.
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video Webinar Recording: CWT Digital Deterrence Campaign In Thailand Surging demand, high prices and lucrative profits from wildlife products are driving the drastic decline in species such as elephants, rhinos, tigers and pangolins.
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File Combating Wildlife Trafficking Learning Exchange: Demand Reduction Posters In November 2019, USAID hosted a regional CWT learning exchange in Bangkok, Thailand. The exchange featured poster presentations on demand reduction campaigns from USAID Wildlife Asia, USAID BIJAK, USAID Protect Wildlife, and USAID Saving Species. The presentations focused on the campaigns' target audiences, key messages, and strategies to monitor campaign effectiveness.
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video Webinar Recording: Digital Approaches to Demand Reduction: Recent Results from the Field In September 2019, the CWT Learning Group and the World Bank’s Global Wildlife Program co-hosted a webinar to share the recent results from demand reduction campaigns in Thailand.
