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African Wildlife Forensics Network – capacity and coordination for law enforcement

Last updated: 26/09/2019
IATI Identifier: GB-GOV-7--7-P00052-IWT013
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Description

This project aims to address the disparity between arrests and convictions in the prosecution of IWT-related crimes in the eight African target countries through the establishment of a wildlife forensic network. This project will support the development of a laboratory network, whereby countries with core DNA forensic laboratories will service satellite units in neighbouring countries.


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Botswana
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Programme data last updated on 26/09/2019