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Human-Wildlife Conflict and Wildlife Crime (HWC-WC) Project

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Source: United Nations Development Programme

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The HWC-WC Project aims to address human-wildlife conflict and wildlife crime through a multifaceted strategy that includes reducing conflicts, combating wildlife crime, generating economic benefits for communities, and enhancing coordination at local and national levels. The project has been categorized as high-risk under the Social & Environmental Standards (SES) and will implement comprehensive

Status
Prospective
Sector
Wildlife Conservation
Location
Namibia
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
United Nations Development Programme

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The project “Human-Wildlife Conflict and Wildlife Crime (HWC-WC) Project” is an infrastructure initiative in the Wildlife Conservation sector, located in Namibia. Taiyo aggregates data on it from United Nations Development Programme.

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2026-07-22

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The HWC-WC Project aims to address human-wildlife conflict and wildlife crime through a multifaceted strategy that includes reducing conflicts, combating wildlife crime, generating economic benefits for communities, and enhancing coordination at local and national levels. The project has been categorized as high-risk under the Social & Environmental Standards (SES) and will implement comprehensive assessments and management plans to mitigate potential adverse impacts.

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Wildlife Conservation

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Namibia

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United Nations Development Programme

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2025-02-28

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