and other documents on issues related to its work, in order to raise awareness and provide information about sustainable hunting and relevant topics of concern to conservation. CIC Magazines The "CIC Magazine" is published twice a year. The magazine contains recent news and information about CIC's activities. CIC-FAO Technical Series 1-9 Under the FAO-CIC partnership on wildlife, the following nine joint publications were published: Best Practices in Sustainable Hunting European Charter on Hunting and Biodiversity Principles for Developing Sustainable Wildlife Management Laws Developing Sustainable Wildlife Management Laws in Western and Central Asia A Practical Summary of Experiences after Three Decades of Community-based Wildlife Conservation in Africa "What are the Lessons Learnt?" The Selous–Niassa Wildlife Corridor in Tanzania: Biodiversity Conservation from the Grassroots A Comparison of the Prices of Hunting Tourism in Southern and Eastern Africa Contribution of Wildlife to National Economies Wildlife Law in the Southern African Development Community The Evolution of CITES The Evolution of CITES was first published in 1985. The author, Willem Wijnstekers, former Deputy President of the Division Policy and Law. The book contained an annotated catalogue of CITES decision-making since the Convention entered into force in 1975, together with Resolutions and Decisions of the Conference of the Parties, providing a clearer understanding of the linkages. The book was regularly updated after every meeting of the Conference of the Parties and translated from English into French and Spanish. The CIC Caprinae Atlas of the World Authored by Gerhard R. Damm, former President of the Applied Science Division and Dr. Nicolás Franco, Honorary President of the CIC, the CIC Caprinae Atlas of the World presents an overview on the distribution ranges of wild Caprinae phenotypes in the northern hemisphere, their physical appearance, life history, conservation status and sustainable use. Volume I and Volume II – circa 520 pages each. Publication date is March 2014. Fundraising As a non-profit organisation, the CIC is funded through the support of its members. See also Junta Nacional de Homologación de Trofeos de Caza Expo 71: a hunting themed world's fair in Budapest. References External links Official website International environmental organizations Wildlife conservation organizations Organisations based in Budapest Organizations established in 1928 International organisations based in Hungary Hunting in Hungary