What we do
TRAFFIC India broadly categorizes its area of work under three main programmes:
As a specialist organisation monitoring wildlife trade issues, working in new, innovative, creative ways, TRAFFIC India’s programmes focuses on five Key Result Areas (KRAs):
Result Area 1 - Early warning
(Catalysing responses to new and emerging knowledge about wildlife hunting, harvest and trade levels, patterns and trends)
Result Area 2 – Flagship species in trade
(Driving emergency action for emblematic threatened species that act as flagships of wider trade and conservation challenges)
Result Area 3 – Resource security and wildlife trade
(Supporting trade measures that help encourage sustainable practice within some major wildlife resource sectors)
Result Area 4 – Wildlife trade routes
(Taking focused action along priority trade routes to reduce wildlife trade threats to priority centers of biodiversity, species and resources)
Result Area 5 – Rapid response and innovation
(Responding to emerging regional wildlife trade issues and promoting innovative approaches and solutions)
Result Area 1 - Early warning
(Catalysing responses to new and emerging knowledge about wildlife hunting, harvest and trade levels, patterns and trends)
Result Area 2 – Flagship species in trade
(Driving emergency action for emblematic threatened species that act as flagships of wider trade and conservation challenges)
Result Area 3 – Resource security and wildlife trade
(Supporting trade measures that help encourage sustainable practice within some major wildlife resource sectors)
Result Area 4 – Wildlife trade routes
(Taking focused action along priority trade routes to reduce wildlife trade threats to priority centers of biodiversity, species and resources)
Result Area 5 – Rapid response and innovation
(Responding to emerging regional wildlife trade issues and promoting innovative approaches and solutions)
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