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NGO · Belgium
Declared costs: not declared · in the register since 2009
NGO · Belgium
Declared costs: not declared · in the register since 2008
Mid-term evaluation of the LIFE programme 2021-2027 · Preventing illegal trade in wildlife
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FACE · filed 15 Sept 2023 · source
Separate application forms for LIFE Action and NGO operating grants We are writing to propose the development of separate application forms for LIFE Action grants and NGO operating grants. By simplifying the application process and aligning it with the unique requirements of each grant, applicants will experience reduced burden when writing the grant.
WWF European Policy Office · filed 15 Sept 2023 · source
General objective: We strongly recommend to reinforce the use of the Nature-based Solutions (NbS) across the LIFE programme to guarantee high-quality interventions both for nature and people. While the specific priorities of the LIFE Nature and Biodiversity sub-programme includes NbS and ecosystem approaches, this approach is missing in the general objective and the specific objectives of the other sub-programmes.
FACE · filed 29 Oct 2021 · source
FACE’s comments We acknowledge that good progress has been made on most of the actions set in the Action Plan as EC’s mid-term progress report has concluded. The EU already has a strong policy and legal framework for preventing and raising awareness for wildlife trafficking. Increasing enforcement and effectiveness of existing policies against wildlife trafficking should be a primary goal of the new Action Plan.
WWF European Policy Office · filed 29 Oct 2021 · source
WWF appreciates what has been achieved through the previous Action Plan. It raised the profile of wildlife crime in EU Member States, and led to the adoption of a number of new measures by CITES Parties. It also led to increased funding to combat unsustainable and illegal trade from source countries, and to increased resources for the CITES Secretariat and for the International Consortium on Combating Wildlife…
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