Competition Success Review Published this aticlege no 28 Importance of CITES recognised by UN In a 2015 resolution UNGA emphasized important role of CITES legal framework in combating wildlife trafficking.Protection guaranteed to several species With CITES over 35000 species of animals and plants are now under some form of international trade regulation. As one of the examples of successes Elephants saw a steep decrease in poaching after the international ban in 1989 until a new wave of illegal killing began in 2007.Wide ranging resolutions These include resolutions on demand reduction strategies to combat illegal trade measures to detect and counter corruption and so on.Sustainability discourse in combating wildlife trade It has taken steps to address the socio-economic dimensions of wildlife trade. COP also addressed cybercrime aspects of wildlife trafficking and community awareness of the crimetype. Limitations of the CITESStructural gap limiting the effectiveness of CITES The Convention is a trade agreement and only applies to flora and fauna that is traded internationally competition success review magazine buy.
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