Sharing Paradise: Nature-Based Tourism in Mozambique

Management

Case Studies, Media

Published: 2017

Author(s)

Aquino

Publisher(s)

World Bank Group

Level of Accessibility

Free

Stakeholders

Academia, Community Organizations, Destination Organizations, Financial Organizations, NGOs, Private Sector, Public Sector

Geographic Regions

Africa

Languages

English

Description

This World Bank case study looks at how to make nature-based tourism more equitable in Mozambique.

Topics

Capacity Building
Circular Economy
Cultural Heritage and Traditional Knowledge
Destination Governance and Management
Economic Contribution
Ecosystems and Biodiversity
Enterprise Development
Infrastructure and Facilities
Investment and Finance
Resource Management
Stakeholder Engagement
Transportation and Mobility

GSTC-D Criterias

A1 -Destination management responsibility
A4 -Enterprise engagement and sustainability standards
A5 -Resident engagement and feedback
A7 -Promotion and information
B1 -Measuring the economic contribution of tourism
B2 -Decent work and career opportunities
B3 -Supporting local entrepreneurs and fair trade
B4 -Support for community
B8 -Access for all
C1 -Protection of cultural assets
C2 -Cultural artifacts
D1 -Protection of sensitive environments
D3 -Wildlife interaction
D4 -Species exploitation and animal welfare
D5 -Energy conservation
D6 -Water stewardship
D7 -Water quality
D8 -Wastewater
D9 -Solid Waste

Sustainable Development Goals - SDG's

08- Decent Work & Economic Growth
12- Responsible Consumption & Production

Citation

“Aquino;

2017;

Sharing Paradise: Nature-Based Tourism in Mozambique;

BTRP-ID: 2575″

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