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Demand reduction and new audiences: case studies in success November 15, 2012 Julie Gray, TRAFFIC

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Presentation delivered by Julie Gray, TRAFFIC, as part of the Delegate Showcase session at Communicate 2012: Breaking Boundaries

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Demand reduction and new audiences:case studies in success

November 15, 2012 Julie Gray, TRAFFIC

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TRAFFIC & demand reduction

November 15, 2012

TRAFFIC?We are the leading NGO working globally on trade in wild animals and plants as it affects biodiversity and sustainable development.

Element of our work is demand reduction—reducing demand for wildlife taken unsustainably and/or illegally.

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To reduce demand...

...we need new audiences &we need behaviour changeThe record of environmental

communications with these is poorTo try & improve, we…

November 15, 2012

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…organized a demand reduction workshop, 2011

• Focus was Endangered Wildlife Species and Viet Nam and China

• Cross-sectoral participation:

• Government—important in CN/VN!

• Ogilvy & Mather, Tribal DBB,

• World Bank,

• Wilkes University,

• Social Science Research Council,

• The Guardian,

• other environmental NGOs

November 15, 2012

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We learned from success with new audiences

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Ha Noi before 15 December 2007 Ha Noi, 15 December 2007

Achieved >90% compliance rate

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We learned from success with new audiences

1) A very specific, researched new audience

2) Cross-sectoral, including government (crucial in Viet Nam)

3) Targets motivation

4) Professional, marketing and communications

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We developed models to reach new audiences

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1) Workshop developed 5-step plan for reaching new audiences

2) Workshop developed models for several new audiences

3) Personal & social influences stronger than laws, prices, etc.

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Model to reach “old millionaires” in China

Step 1—Identify specific audience

Old millionaires are consumers of endangered species—gifting culture

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Step 2—Identify influences on this audience

Want to be seen as rich, powerful, with a link to the glory days

Ivory and Tiger products are resonant of old Imperial China.

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Model to reach “old millionaires” in China

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Step 3—Develop a practical behaviour model

Target motivation

Find the psychological button to press

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e.g. a young relative

e.g. a revered associate

use small, measurable, concrete, achievable actions

Model to reach “old millionaires” in China

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Step 4—Build a marketing strategy

Professional marketers

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Model to reach “old millionaires” in China

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Step 5—Develop a communications strategy and campaign

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Mistake many of us NGOs make is to jump straight to this step!

Model to reach “old millionaires” in China

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To reach new audiences—the take-home message

• Cross-sectoral participation (incl. government in China/Viet Nam)

• Identify target audience very specifically

• Research influences to which they are susceptible—personal/social ones strongest

• Build the practical model for change on these

• Professionals to market/communicate

November 15, 2012