pro poor tourism_publications

Related PPT reports by PPT team members

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Can Tourism Accelerate Pro-Poor Growth in Africa?
ODI Opinion no. 60. Caroline Ashley and Jonathan Mitchell, November 2005.
Full Paper in PDF

New!
How To ...? Tips and Tools for South African tourism companies on local procurement, products and partnerships.
Brief 1: Boosting procurement from local business.
Brief 2: Stimulating local cultural and heritage products.
Brief 3: Building local partnerships.
Brief 4: Setting corporate priorities and managing change.
C Ashley, G Haysom, C Poultney, D McNab and A Harris.Overseas Development Institute and Business Linkages in Tourism. September 2004.
Executive Summary and 4 briefs in PDF
Executive Summary and links to Full Paper in PDF

Key Note Address for International Conference on Pro-Poor Tourism Mechanisms and Mainstreaming
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia , by Harold Goodwin
Full Paper in PDF May 2005

The Indian Ocean Tsunami and Tourism
ODI Opinions, 33, by Caroline Ashley
Full Paper in PDF January 2005

From Philanthropy to a Different Way of Doing Business: Strategies and Challenges in Integrating Pro-Poor Approaches into Tourism Business
ATLAS Africa Conference, Pretoria, by Caroline Ashley and Gareth Haysom
Full paper in PDFJanuary 2005

Occasional Paper on Natural Disasters and Tourism
International Centre for Responsible Tourism, Harold Goodwin
Full paper January 2005

The Gambia: Paradise or Purgatory?
Developments Department for International Development, Issue 27, Harold Goodwin and Adama Bah
Full paper November 2004

Tourism and Local Economic Development: How can businesses in travel and tourism increase the contribution of the industry to local economic development and pro-poor growth?
International Business Leaders Forum and International Tourism Partnership, 2004
Full paper in PDF August 2004

'Just Wildlife?' Or a source of local development?
Natural Resource Perspectives N. 85, Caroline Ashley and Joanna Elliott
Full paper in PDF April 2003

Working with the Private Sector on Pro-Poor Tourism: Opinions and experience from two development practitioners, by Caroline Ashley and Dilys Roe
Full paper in PDF January 2003

Tourism issues affecting the poor for use in tourism codes, by Caroline Ashley
Full paper in PDF December 2002

Pro-poor Tourism: harnessing the world's largest industry for the world's poor
by Dilys Roe and Urquhart, P., World Summit on Sustainable Development Opinion, 2002
Full paper in PDF

Transformation or Tinkering? New Forms of Engagement Between Communities and the Private Sector in Tourism and Forestry in Southern Africa by Caroline Ashley and William Wolmer , SLSA Wild Resource Research Paper 18, March 2003
Full paper in PDF

Tourism, Local Livelihoods, and the Private Sector in South Africa: Case Studies on the Growing Role of the Private Sector in Natural Resources Management by Anna Spenceley, SLSA Research Paper 8, March 2003
Full Paper in PDF

Transforming Roles but not Reality? Private Sector and Community Involvement in Tourism and Forestry Development on the Wild Coast, South Africa by Caroline Ashley and Zolile Ntshona, SLSA Wild Resource Theme Research Briefing, n. 1, May 2002
Full Paper in PDF Summary

Rethinking wildlife for livelihoods and diversification in rural Tanzania: a case study from northern Selous by Caroline Ashley, Ntengua Mdoe and Lou Reynolds, LADDER Working Paper, N. 15, 2002
Full paper in PDF

Harnessing Tourism for Poverty Elimination: A Blueprint from the Gambia by Harold Goodwin et al., NRI Report No: 2693, 2002
Full paper in PDF

Getting the lion's share from tourism: Private sector-community partnerships in Namibia. Volume 1, Background report and review of experience by Dilys Roe, Maryanne Grieg-Gran and Wouter Schalken. Poverty, Inequality and Environment Series No 1, June 2001.
Full paper in PDF

Getting the lion's share from tourism: Private sector-community partnerships in Namibia. Volume 2, Practical action: Guidelines for the development of private sector - community partnerships by Dilys Roe, Maryanne Grieg-Gran and Wouter Schalken. Poverty, Inequality and Environment Series No 1, June 2001.
Full paper in PDF

Getting the lion's share from tourism: Private sector-community partnerships in Namibia. Volume 3, Inventory of tourism partnerships in Namibiaby Dilys Roe, Maryanne Grieg-Gran and Wouter Schalken. Poverty, Inequality and Environment Series No 1, June 2001.
Full paper in PDF

Joint Ventures Between Communities and Tourism Investors: Experience in Southern Africa
by Caroline Ashley and Brian Jones, International Journal of Tourism Research, special issue on fair trade in tourism, Vol. 3, No. 2, March 2001.
Full paper in PDF

The Impacts of Tourism on Rural Livelihoods: Namibia's Experience by Caroline Ashley, Overseas Development Institute, London, UK, Working Paper 128, 2000
Working paper in PDF

PPT Working Papers

Outputs of the 'Practical Strategies for Pro-poor tourism' project

Earlier writing on the PPT concept: 1998-2000

Background on Poverty Reduction and Pro-poor Growth

Related publications by others


Research Home What is PPT? PPT Strategies PPT Publications Working Papers Background to the PPT project	Related PPT reports by PPT team members New! Can Tourism Accelerate Pro-Poor Growth in Africa? ODI Opinion no. 60. Caroline Ashley and Jonathan Mitchell, November 2005. Full Paper in PDF New! How To ...? Tips and Tools for South African tourism companies on local procurement, products and partnerships. Brief 1: Boosting procurement from local business. Brief 2: Stimulating local cultural and heritage products. Brief 3: Building local partnerships. Brief 4: Setting corporate priorities and managing change. C Ashley, G Haysom, C Poultney, D McNab and A Harris.Overseas Development Institute and Business Linkages in Tourism. September 2004. Executive Summary and 4 briefs in PDF Executive Summary and links to Full Paper in PDF Key Note Address for International Conference on Pro-Poor Tourism Mechanisms and Mainstreaming Universiti Teknologi Malaysia , by Harold Goodwin Full Paper in PDF May 2005 The Indian Ocean Tsunami and Tourism ODI Opinions, 33, by Caroline Ashley Full Paper in PDF January 2005 From Philanthropy to a Different Way of Doing Business: Strategies and Challenges in Integrating Pro-Poor Approaches into Tourism Business ATLAS Africa Conference, Pretoria, by Caroline Ashley and Gareth Haysom Full paper in PDFJanuary 2005 Occasional Paper on Natural Disasters and Tourism International Centre for Responsible Tourism, Harold Goodwin Full paper January 2005 The Gambia: Paradise or Purgatory? Developments Department for International Development, Issue 27, Harold Goodwin and Adama Bah Full paper November 2004 Tourism and Local Economic Development: How can businesses in travel and tourism increase the contribution of the industry to local economic development and pro-poor growth? International Business Leaders Forum and International Tourism Partnership, 2004 Full paper in PDF August 2004 'Just Wildlife?' Or a source of local development? Natural Resource Perspectives N. 85, Caroline Ashley and Joanna Elliott Full paper in PDF April 2003 Working with the Private Sector on Pro-Poor Tourism: Opinions and experience from two development practitioners, by Caroline Ashley and Dilys Roe Full paper in PDF January 2003 Tourism issues affecting the poor for use in tourism codes, by Caroline Ashley Full paper in PDF December 2002 Pro-poor Tourism: harnessing the world's largest industry for the world's poor by Dilys Roe and Urquhart, P., World Summit on Sustainable Development Opinion, 2002 Full paper in PDF Transformation or Tinkering? New Forms of Engagement Between Communities and the Private Sector in Tourism and Forestry in Southern Africa by Caroline Ashley and William Wolmer , SLSA Wild Resource Research Paper 18, March 2003 Full paper in PDF Tourism, Local Livelihoods, and the Private Sector in South Africa: Case Studies on the Growing Role of the Private Sector in Natural Resources Management by Anna Spenceley, SLSA Research Paper 8, March 2003 Full Paper in PDF Transforming Roles but not Reality? Private Sector and Community Involvement in Tourism and Forestry Development on the Wild Coast, South Africa by Caroline Ashley and Zolile Ntshona, SLSA Wild Resource Theme Research Briefing, n. 1, May 2002 Full Paper in PDF Summary Rethinking wildlife for livelihoods and diversification in rural Tanzania: a case study from northern Selous by Caroline Ashley, Ntengua Mdoe and Lou Reynolds, LADDER Working Paper, N. 15, 2002 Full paper in PDF Harnessing Tourism for Poverty Elimination: A Blueprint from the Gambia by Harold Goodwin et al., NRI Report No: 2693, 2002 Full paper in PDF Getting the lion's share from tourism: Private sector-community partnerships in Namibia. Volume 1, Background report and review of experience by Dilys Roe, Maryanne Grieg-Gran and Wouter Schalken. Poverty, Inequality and Environment Series No 1, June 2001. Full paper in PDF Getting the lion's share from tourism: Private sector-community partnerships in Namibia. Volume 2, Practical action: Guidelines for the development of private sector - community partnerships by Dilys Roe, Maryanne Grieg-Gran and Wouter Schalken. Poverty, Inequality and Environment Series No 1, June 2001. Full paper in PDF Getting the lion's share from tourism: Private sector-community partnerships in Namibia. Volume 3, Inventory of tourism partnerships in Namibiaby Dilys Roe, Maryanne Grieg-Gran and Wouter Schalken. Poverty, Inequality and Environment Series No 1, June 2001. Full paper in PDF Joint Ventures Between Communities and Tourism Investors: Experience in Southern Africa by Caroline Ashley and Brian Jones, International Journal of Tourism Research, special issue on fair trade in tourism, Vol. 3, No. 2, March 2001. Full paper in PDF The Impacts of Tourism on Rural Livelihoods: Namibia's Experience by Caroline Ashley, Overseas Development Institute, London, UK, Working Paper 128, 2000 Working paper in PDF PPT Working Papers Outputs of the 'Practical Strategies for Pro-poor tourism' project Earlier writing on the PPT concept: 1998-2000 Background on Poverty Reduction and Pro-poor Growth Related publications by others
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