Contents

1. Leaving No One Behind: Building an Inclusive Waste Sector
2. UNIDO Joins IWD Kwentong E- Waste: The Podcast
3. Inauguration: 2nd TSD E-Waste Facility
4. E-Mobility Project to Support Cities and Ecozones
5. Info Session on MSME Financing
6. Gov't and Private Sector Collaborate for Green and Climate Friendly Cold Chain Dev't
7. UNIDO Mission Tackles POPs and Mercury Issues in HCW
8. Global Outlook: Manufacturing sector recovery

This compendium contains the basic-level training programs provided by the Protect Wildlife Project as part of the support for the DENR and partner environmental law enforcement agencies using the DENR’s Law Enforcement Training Modules for Wildlife, Fisheries, Forestry and Environment and the Training of Trainers on the Wildlife Law Enforcement Manual of Operations.

The illegal wildlife trade is one of the most lucrative transnational crimes in the world. Numerous wildlife are threatened with extinction due to overexploitation for food, medicine, and as pets. Although it is difficult to quantify the illegal wildlife trade due to its mostly clandestine nature, analyzing seizure data can indicate its magnitude. Wildlife seizure records from the DENR, PCSDS, and other sources for the period 2010–2019 were collated and analyzed to identify species threatened by the illegal wildlife trade, hotspots, and trafficking

This report covers the quantitative results from data collected for a survey that aimed to provide guidance and information in the crafting of messages for behaviour change campaigns, and to provide baseline measures that would be the basis for the monitoring and evaluation of social marketing activities implemented over the life of the project, in the areas covered from July 3–16, 2017. The focus of the analysis primarily refer to the differences between the three segments under study: (a) tenured households inside MMPL, (b) non-tenured households inside MMPL, and (c)