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World Animal Protection Responds to Okaying of Carbon Market Standards

Responding to the decision at COP29 to fast-track Article 6 of the Paris Agreement which sets out the principles for carbon markets, World Animal Protection’s Head of External Engagement, Kelly…

World Food Day 2024: World Animal Protection Calls for an Equitable, Humane and Sustainable Food Systems

World Animal Protection is calling for urgent action to create food systems that prioritize the welfare of animals, people, and the planet. As the global population continues to grow, the…

Namibia’s Wildlife Culling Amid Drought is not Sustainable, Warns World Animal Protection

5th September 2024. Nairobi, Kenya – World Animal Protection is deeply concerned about the recent reports of Namibia’s government decision to cull wildlife as part of efforts to address the severe drought…