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Dr Dilys Roe (IIED) and Dr Rosie Cooney (IUCN SULI) with South African Minister of Water and Environmental Affairs, Bomo Edna Molewa (Photo: Kim Ludbrook/EPA Photos)
Innovative approaches to tackling wildlife crime on the frontlines
… for investment and economic development – for example through tourism or timber trade. Depletion of this asset as a result of illegal … trade, allowing people to profit from activities such as wildlife tourism and sustainable use while protecting species targeted by illegal …
News, 27 February 2015
Making a business case for biodiversity
Making the business case for biodiversity
… Den', Dineo Gaborekwe from the Ministry of Environment, Wildlife and Tourism of Botswana, pitches the biodiversity business case for Botswana …
Article, 11 May 2014
Cover for G02321.pdf
WWF Greater Mekong Cambodia Country Programme Ecotourism feasibility study
… protected area. This paper looks at the feasibility of community-led tourism in the area and potential approaches towards implementation. …
Publication, 01 May 2007
Agama Lizard, Uganda. Seven of Africa's biogeographic regions converge in Uganda, making it a country with a high level of biodiversity (Photo: Michael Sale, Creative Commons, via Flickr)
Getting to know you: stronger relationships contribute to better biodiversity mainstreaming
… was relevant to decisions about road building, for example, or tourism, encouraging them to attend the training on offer from NEMA. She … come and go.  Daphne Rutazaana, senior economist working with the tourism, trade and industry desk, adds: "The training was excellent but …
Article, 21 March 2016
Cover for G02269.pdf
Pro-poor conservation: The elusive win-win for conservation and poverty reduction?
… are addressed: community based wildlife management, pro-poor wildlife tourism, ustainable ‘bushmeat’1 management and pro-poor conservation. …
Publication, 01 March 2006
Cover for G03266.pdf
Thailand - Innovative practice in integrating small farmers into dynamic supply chains: CMK housewives' group in potato chips
… increased dramatically due to the popularity of both potato chips and tourism in Thailand. Nevertheless, they often face shortages of raw …
Publication, 01 May 2008
Cover for 7799IIED.pdf
Community-based Natural Resource Management in Botswana and Namibia: An inventory and preliminary analysis of progress
… certain communities, are still seen as the solution to conservation/tourism development problems.~In Namibia, though the policy and … Africa in giving flexible but secure rights over wildlife and tourism directly to local communities, CBNRM has still to address some …
Publication, 01 January 1999
Quick fixes could cut aviation's impact on climate change, says report
… (IIED) in association with the International Centre for Responsible Tourism. The report, which IIED commissioned from the Carbon … World Travel Market exhibition in London to mark World Responsible Tourism Day (14 November). It says that all who benefit from aviation … too," says Harold Goodwin of the International Centre for Responsible Tourism at Leeds Metropolitan University. "This report show sensible …
News, 14 November 2007
Indigenous people at the Himalayan workshop
Biocultural heritage landscape to be established in Eastern Himalayas
… will include establishing micro-enterprises, including a focus on eco-tourism. The workshop was part of an international exchange programme to …
News, 30 November 2017
Cover for G02924.pdf
Revenue distribution for empowerment and democratisation (PLA 55)
… Keywords: CBNRM, conservation, policy, poverty, marketing, tourism, quota setting, revenue distribution, monitoring, mapping, …
Publication, 01 December 2006