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Protect tigers and other endangered wildlife by building Nepal Police's capacity to address wildlife crime.
The purpose of this project is to combat wildlife crime in Nepal by building the capacity of Nepal Police and other key stakeholders. Grantee will develop a wildlife identification manual and curriculum for training Nepal police staff to address wildlife crime, select and train 20 proficient trainers to build police capacity to control crime, and build regional law enforecement agencies' capacity to identify and investigate wildlife crime.
Source-reported status: completed. Timeline labels use reported dates and do not verify current activity.
Reported by Department of the Interior
Overview
About this project
The purpose of this project is to combat wildlife crime in Nepal by building the capacity of Nepal Police and other key stakeholders. Grantee will develop a wildlife identification manual and curriculum for training Nepal police staff to address wildlife crime, select and train 20 proficient trainers to build police capacity to control crime, and build regional law enforecement agencies' capacity to identify and investigate wildlife crime.
Field coverage
80% complete
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Retrieved May 26, 2026 · Last checked May 26, 2026
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