ICCWC I

Committee's Background: 

The ICCWC is a specialized committee within the United Nations dedicated to addressing issues related to wildlife crime. Wildlife crime involves illegal activities such as poaching, trafficking, and trade of endangered species, threatening biodiversity and ecosystems worldwide. The committee focuses on developing international strategies, cooperation, and initiatives to combat these criminal activities and promote the conservation of global biodiversity. 

Committee's Main Faculties:

• Develops and executes global strategies to combat wildlife crime.

• Implements initiatives targeting poaching, trafficking, and illegal trade of endangered species.

• Promotes collaboration among member states and stakeholders.

• Supports capacity-building for law enforcement and conservation agencies.

• Preserves endangered species and their habitats.

• Implements initiatives for sustainable use of natural resources and biodiversity.