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Cover for G02277.pdf
Climate change and coastal cities: the case of Mombasa, Kenya
… or unusable for agriculture because of water logging and salt stress. Tourism is an important part of the city’s economy, and sandy beaches, …
Publication, 01 April 2008
"A masterpiece of the world's intangible heritage", bark cloth is processed to be used in fashion, accessories, house wares, interior design, and other forms of art (Photo: David Nkwanga)
Field visits to highlight community-based adaptation in Uganda
… to help to fill these gaps. Conserving water aquifers through eco-tourism The Mabamba wetland system is an extensive marsh of 2,424 ha, … trained as tourist guides, allowing them to earn from the booming tourism activities, these former enemies of the wetland started to …
Insight, 25 April 2017
Cover for 12546IIED.pdf
Ngorongoro: Broken promises - What price our heritage?
… years 2005 to 2015, produced by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, reiterates the responsibility of the NCA in playing ‘a crucial …
Publication, 01 January 2008
Cover for 8851IIED.pdf
Unlocking Trade Opportunities
… Examples are drawn from the agriculture, forestry, manufacturing and tourism sectors from Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Pacific. …
Publication, 01 January 1997
Cover for 9225IIED.pdf
Wildlife and People: Conflict and conservation in Masai Mara, Kenya
… particular the recovery of the black rhino population; the impact of tourism; and human-elephant conflict. The findings were discussed and …
Publication, 01 January 2003
Cover for G02931.pdf
PGIS and mapping for conservation in Namibia (PLA 55)
… articles. Keywords: CBNRM, conservation, policy, poverty, marketing, tourism, quota setting, revenue distribution, monitoring, mapping, …
Publication, 01 December 2006
Views from Ilo, Perú
The often forgotten role of small and intermediate urban centres
… tourist centres that may serve local, national and/or international tourism. Others owe their existence to changes in transport systems or …
Insight, 03 February 2021
A Conservancy Rhino Ranger in Namibia stands proudly before a cow and calf that he has tracked during a patrol. Rhino sightings have increased over the past 12 months thanks to an expanded Rhino Ranger force and support organisations (Photo: Minnesota Zoo and Save the Rhino Trust)
Community solutions are the key to tackling wildlife crime
… for investment and economic development – for example through tourism or trade in forest products. Depletion of this asset as a result … People should be able to profit from activities such as wildlife tourism and sustainable use while protecting species targeted by illegal …
News, 02 March 2015
PLA 55 cover
PLA 55: Practical tools for community conservation in southern Africa
… Lilian Goredema, Ivan Bond and Russell Taylor Marketing hunting and tourism joint ventures in community areas Brian Child and Chris Weaver Community-managed tourism small enterprises in Namibia Andee Davidson with Reuben Mufati …
Article, 01 December 2006
Fishermen in Zanzibar, Tanzania (Photo: Yannick Beadoin)
Painting Africa's economy blue
… economy' is an ocean-based economy including fishing, aquaculture, tourism, ocean energy and so on, that contributes to human wellbeing in …
Insight, 22 July 2015