Cites Annual Report. In a number of countries annualreports are among various outputs from a national information management system that records and tracks daily traderelated and other activities undertaken by CITES authorities Such recordkeeping and reports assist national policymakers in defining implementing and assessing their wildlife management and trade policies.
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Annual report Each Party is required to submit an annual report on its CITES trade containing a summary of information on inter alia the number and type of permits and certificates granted the States with which such trade occurred the quantities and types of specimens and the names of species as included in Appendices I II and III.
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Reporting requirements AnnualreportAnnual Illegal trade report Implementation report Ad hoc reports Enforcement Introduction Enforcement focal points Wildlife crime linked to the Internet Wildlife forensics CITESlisted species Identification materials YearFiles2019201820172016.
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CITESannual illegal trade reports will also directly contribute to the implementation of the United Nations General Assembly Resolution on Tackling illicit trafficking in wildlife adopted in 2019 that encourages member States to enhance their enforcement efforts including through recording and monitoring both seizures and successful prosecutions to more effectively counter and deter the.
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Annual report CITES
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Annual Illegal trade report CITES
Annualreport Each Party is required to submit an annualreport on its CITES trade containing a summary of information on inter alia the number and type of permits and certificates granted the States with which such trade occurred the quantities and types of specimens and the names of species as included in Appendices I II and III.
