Pro-Poor Tourism Working Papers
No. 18 Caribbean Tourism, Local Sourcing and Enterprise Development: Review of the Literature, by Dorothea Meyer
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17 Outbound UK Tour Operating Industry and Implications for PPT in
Developing Countries, by Dorothea Meyer
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of working paper 17 Full
working paper in PDF September
2003
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16 Tourism and the Poor: Analysing and Interpreting Tourism Statistics
from a Poverty Perspective, by Dilys
Roe, Caroline Ashley, Sheila Page and Dorothea Meyer
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paper in PDF March 2004
No. 15 Improving Access for the Informal Sector to Tourism in The Gambia,
by Adama Bah and Harold Goodwin
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of working paper 15 Full
working paper in PDF February
2003
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14 Addressing Poverty Issues in Tourism Standards, by Dilys Roe,
Catherine Harris and Julio de Andrade
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2003
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13 Coping with Declining Tourism, Examples from Communities in Kenya,
by Samuel Kareithi
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of working paper 13 Full
working paper in PDF February
2003
No.12
Tourism in Poor Rural Areas: Diversifying the Product and Expanding
the Benefits in Rural Uganda and The Czech Republic, by Jenny Holland,
Louise Dixey and Michael Burian
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of working paper 12 Full
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2003
No.11
Strategies, Impacts and Costs of Pro-Poor Tourism Approaches in South
Africa by Anna Spenceley and Jennifer Seif
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No.10
Methodology for Pro-Poor Tourism Case Studies, by Caroline Ashley
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of working paper 10 Full
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February
2003
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9 Strengths and Weaknesses of a Pro-Poor Tourism Approach, Results
of a Survey to Follow-Up Pro-Poor Tourism Research Carried Out in 2000-2001,
by Dorothea Meyer
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of working paper 9 Full
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February
2003
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8. Pro-poor Tourism Initiatives in Developing Countries: Analysis of
Secondary Case Studies. Xavier Cattarinich.
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working paper in PDF April 2001
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7. Practical strategies for pro-poor tourism: a case study of the St.
Lucia Heritage Tourism Programme. Yves Renard
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working paper in PDF April 2001
No
6. Practical strategies for pro-poor tourism. Tropic Ecological Adventures
- Ecuador. Scott Braman and Fundacion Accion Amazonia
Summary of case study 6 Full
working paper in PDF April 2001
No
5. UCOTA - The Uganda Community Tourism Association: a comparison with
NACOBTA. Elissa Williams, Alison White and Anna Spenceley
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of case study 5 Full
working paper in PDF April 2001
No
4. Practical strategies for pro-poor tourism: NACOBTA the Namibian
case study. Nepeti Nicanor.
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of case study 4 Full
working paper in PDF April 2001
No
3. Practical strategies for pro-poor tourism. Case study of pro-poor
tourism and SNV in Humla District, West Nepal. Naomi M. Saville
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of working paper 3 Full
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No
2. Practical strategies for pro-poor tourism. Case studies of Makuleke
and Manyeleti tourism initiatives: South Africa. Karin Mahony and
Jurgens Van Zyl
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of working paper 2 Full
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No
1. Practical strategies for pro-poor tourism, Wilderness Safaris South
Africa: Rocktail Bay and Ndumu Lodge. Clive Poultney and Anna Spenceley
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of working paper 1 Full
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Outputs of the 'Practical Strategies for Pro-poor tourism' project
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Background on Poverty Reduction and Pro-poor Growth
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