📢 The newly released 2nd Edition (2026) of Rotten Fish is available now. Link to guide: track.unodc.org/track/en/tra…

📚 Partner Resource Spotlight from @UNODC Rotten Fish - A Guide on Addressing Corruption in the Fisheries Sector (2019) This guide supports policymakers in identifying vulnerabilities to corruption within legal and regulatory frameworks governing the fisheries sector. It provides practical guidance on addressing these weaknesses, raises awareness among fisheries management authorities about the risks and impacts of corruption, and offers strategies to mitigate existing corruption while strengthening safeguards to prevent its recurrence. 📖 Read the publication: iccwc-wildlifecrime.org/site… #UNODC #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime

Criminal networks exploit the connectivity and anonymity of the online world. As wildlife traffickers increasingly use online platforms to facilitate illegal trade, authorities must continue adapting their tools, techniques and cooperation efforts to detect, disrupt and deter wildlife crime in the digital age. #OnlineWildlifeCrime #WildlifeCrime #ICCWC #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime ICCWC Partners: @CITES, @INTERPOL_EC, @UNODC_ENV, @WBG_ClimateEnv & @WCO_OMD

Found across the mountains of Central and South Asia, snow leopards face threats from poaching and illegal wildlife trade, with their skins, bones and other body parts targeted for illicit markets. Wildlife crime threatens biodiversity and fuels criminal networks that operate across borders. ICCWC supports countries in strengthening investigations, enhancing cooperation, and disrupting wildlife trafficking networks. #MeetTheSpecies #SnowLeopard #InternationalSnowLeopardDay #ICCWC #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime ICCWC Partners: @CITES, @INTERPOL_EC, @UNODC_ENV, @WBG_ClimateEnv & @WCO_OMD

Meet the species: Snow leopard 🐆 Today, on #InternationalSnowLeopardDay, we spotlight one of the world's most elusive big cats. #MeetTheSpecies #SnowLeopard #InternationalSnowLeopardDay #ICCWC #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime ICCWC Partners: @CITES, @INTERPOL_EC, @UNODC_ENV, @WBG_ClimateEnv & @WCO_OMD

💰 Illicit profits fuel wildlife crime. #DidYouKnow? Criminals involved in wildlife crime often use money laundering techniques to conceal the proceeds of their illegal activities and integrate them into the legitimate economy. By following financial trails, investigators can identify key actors, uncover criminal networks, and target the profits that drive wildlife crime. #WildlifeCrime #FinancialInvestigations #FollowTheMoney #MoneyLaundering #ICCWC #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime ICCWC Partners: @CITES, @INTERPOL_EC, @UNODC_ENV, @WBG_ClimateEnv & @WCO_OMD

Collaboration · Training · Enforcement · Impact The International Consortium on Combating Wildlife Crime (ICCWC) brings together five international organizations to support countries in strengthening their responses to wildlife crime. Through coordinated action, technical assistance, training and capacity-building, ICCWC works with national authorities across the criminal justice chain to prevent, detect, investigate and prosecute wildlife crime. Together, we are strengthening the global response to wildlife crime. 🌍 Learn more: iccwc-wildlifecrime.org/ #WildlifeCrime #Conservation #LawEnforcement #Biodiversity #ICCWC #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime ICCWC Partners: @CITES, @INTERPOL_EC, @UNODC_ENV, @WBG_ClimateEnv & @WCO_OMD

📚 Partner Resource Spotlight from @WBG_ClimateEnv GWP Guidance Note on Strengthening National-Level Donor and Development Partner Coordination to Combat IWT Coordination among donors is important to ensure aligned and effective support to countries affected by illegal wildlife trade (IWT). This guidance note highlights the importance of donor and development partner coordination in supporting countries affected by illegal wildlife trade (IWT). It shares practical experiences and case studies from across countries, examining how coordination mechanisms can improve collaboration, reduce duplication of efforts, and strengthen collective action against wildlife crime. 📖 Read the publication: iccwc-wildlifecrime.org/site… #WBG #WorldBankGroup #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime