TNRC Knowledge Hub - Where to start: Building anti-corruption into conservation programming

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Targeting Natural Resource Corruption

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Where to Start: Building Anti-Corruption into Conservation

To safeguard a future for nature and people, it's essential to consider the drivers and facilitators of corruption that may undermine results and scale anti-corruption in conservation work.

“Targeting corruption opens new windows of opportunity to address environmental challenges. ”

Daniela Gomel
 Fundación Vida Silvestre Argentina

Are you concerned that systemic corruption is impacting your conservation goals? Does corruption seem insurmountable and you don’t know where to start? Select your area of work from the menu below to see how a corruption-smart lens could inform your programming.


What's Your Conservation Challenge?

Wildlife trafficking
Illegal, unreported & unregulated fishing
Illegal logging & associated trade
Protected areas & natural resource governance
Community-based conservation
Sustainable supply chains
Climate change


Seeking Advisors and Partners?

Connect with anti-corruption experts and others in the conservation community who could be strong partners or advisors by joining the Countering Environmental Corruption Practitioners Forum.

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