IMPEL is an international non-profit association of the environmental authorities in Europe. The Network’s objective is to create the necessary impetus in the European Union to make progress on ensuring a more effective application of environmental legislation.
The objective of EUFJE is to contribute to better implementation and enforcement of national, European and international environmental law.
The initiative focuses on reducing the mortality of migratory birds and vultures, aiming to minimise or eliminate the intentional and accidental killing of priority bird species.
Comprised of representatives from financial institutions and experts on illegal wildlife trade, this Taskforce has been working to identify specific actions that the financial sector can take on this issue.
The partnership brings together transport and logistics companies, government agencies, development groups, law enforcement, conservation organizations, and donors to disrupt wildlife trafficking by reducing the use of legal transportation supply chains, and forms a key element of the concerted international response to addressing wildlife poaching and associated criminal activities worldwide.
Its objective is to engage the transport sector in identifying and developing relevant and targeted solutions to wildlife trafficking, bringing together transport stakeholders including airports, shipping companies, and airlines with law enforcement and other agencies to identify and facilitate action led by the private sector.
The world’s biggest e-commerce, technology, and social media companies have joined forces to shut down online marketplaces for wildlife traffickers; the Coalition brings together these companies in partnership with wildlife experts at WWF, TRAFFIC, and IFAW for an industry-wide approach.
The Toolkit serves as a benchmark for countries to assess their positions and statuses towards achieving Zero Poaching.
EnviCrimeNet is an informal network connecting EU police officers and other crime fighters in the field of environmental crime.
The Strategy focuses on boosting law enforcement and judicial cooperation, tackling organised crime structures and high priority crimes, removing criminal profits and ensuring a modern response to technological developments. It covers – among others – wildlife crime, especially illegal wildlife trade, noting the devastating consequences.