Reduce or redirect? Which social marketing interventions could influence demand for traditional medicines?
<p>The global trade in wildlife is a threat to species conservation and animal welfare. A key driver is demand for traditional medicines (TMs). We present an initial experimental survey of demand reduction and demand redirection interventions aimed at changing the behaviour of TM consumers in...
Main Authors: | Moorhouse, TP, Coals, PGR, D'Cruze, NC, Macdonald, DW |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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Elsevier
2020
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