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Integrating sustainability: Global and regional experience
Anna Spenceley
20 March 2012, Girrasol Indy, Maputo
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What is sustainability?ECONOMIC
SOCIALENVIRONMENT
1) Make optimal use of environmental resources
2) Respect the socio-cultural authenticity of host communities
3) Ensure viable, long-term economic operations, providing socio-
economic benefits to all stakeholders that are fairly distributed
ILO, 2011
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What is sustainability?ECONOMIC
SOCIALENVIRONMENT
1) Make optimal use of environmental resources
2) Respect the socio-cultural authenticity of host communities
3) Ensure viable, long-term economic operations, providing socio-
economic benefits to all stakeholders that are fairly distributed
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Economic sustainability
� Destination: � regarding wildlife resources, safety and accessibility
� 1 hour from a local airport with reasonable international connections
� Value: � Competitive pricing considering design, facilities, location, wildlife
resources, and services compared to similar destinations
� Interpretation and Activities: � unique wildlife species to be observed
� interesting activities available
� quality guiding and interpretation
� Management capacity: � ability to manage marketing, finances,
logistics, human resources, etc efficiently
� Access to capital:� financing structures that allow for longer term
return on investment are the most beneficial.
ElperWood et al 2003
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Economic sustainability
ILO, 2011 USAID/SPEED logo Technoserve logo
Economic sustainability: Factors important to
holidaymakers when choosing a holiday
TUI, 2010
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What is sustainability?ECONOMIC
SOCIALENVIRONMENT
1) Make optimal use of environmental resources
2) Respect the socio-cultural authenticity of host communities
3) Ensure viable, long-term economic operations, providing socio-
economic benefits to all stakeholders that are fairly distributed
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De-
commissioning
Waste disposal
Remediation
Planning
Location
Design
Footprint
Access
Construction
Materials
Waste
Footprint
Operation
Activities
Water use &
disposal
Energy
Materials
Waste
Environmental sustainability
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Environment & Planning
• Project design • Location – sensitive sites• Design standards - siting, design compatibility,
aesthetics, impact reduction re ecological and cultural values (design to minimize negative effects on site and surrounding areas)
• Design for operation – wastewater, water use, energy conservation. Build in energy conservation technology
• Access – by road, air, water and implications• Planning requirements – Environmental Impact
Assessment
Adapted from Ted Manning, Tourisk Inc
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Environment & infrastructure
� Traditional design and techniques
� Use of environmental technologies (e.g. natural
light/cooling; energy efficient appliances; water
conservation)
� Training for artisans / thatchers
/ carpenters
� Sustainable materials
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Biodiversity & facilities
Pankhurst, cited in
Tapper et al, 2008 USAID/SPEED logo Technoserve logo
Biodiversity & land management
Sabi Sabi, South Africa
Bushmans Kloof, South Africa
Spenceley, 2007
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USAID/SPEED logo Technoserve logoDrakensberg Mountains,
South Africa Masaai mara, Kenya
The type of environmental impact depends on the
sensitivity of the habitat to impacts.
Biodiversity & activities
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Energy
Typical electrical
use breakdown for
a coastal resort
Spenceley et al,
2011
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Energy saving technologies
De Hoop Nature Reserve, South Africa
Spier, South Africa
Spenceley, 2007
Energy saving light bulbs,
with daylight-sensors for use outdoors – save energy
Solar panels can be used to heat water and power lights
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Waste
ReduceRe-useRecycle
Spenceley, 2007;
Spenceley et al, 2011
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Water
Spier, South Africa
Kruger National Park, South Africa
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Environmental EducationWatamu, Kenya
Phinda Private Game Reserve, South Africa
Hluhluwe,
South Africa
Environmental education helps tourists learn a lot about the
places they are visiting
– and how to look after it.
Spenceley, 2007
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What is sustainability?ECONOMIC
SOCIALENVIRONMENT
1) Make optimal use of environmental resources
2) Respect the socio-cultural authenticity of host communities
3) Ensure viable, long-term economic operations, providing socio-
economic benefits to all stakeholders that are fairly distributed
ILO, 2011 USAID/SPEED logo Technoserve logo
Social and cultural sustainability
� Planning and development – consultation
with stakeholders
� Equity structure – involvement of local people
� Culture integrated within design, activities
and procurement
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Protected Area Stakeholders
Adapted from ILO, 2011
Protected Area .Natural
attractions
Tourism concession
Farmers
Community .
Cultural
attractions and
activitiesSmall Medium and
Micro Enterprises
External
activities
Tour operators
Community
based
organisations
Government and authorities
Traditional
authorities
National government
Local government
Conservation
authoritiesTourism facilities
Tourists
Non-governmental
Organisations
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Partnerships, risks and requirements
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Culture in accommodationSpenceley, 2005
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Cultural tours
Spenceley, 2005
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Culture in craft
Spenceley, 2005
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Presentations
Concessions and sustainability in
Chimanimani: Ndzou Camp and MICAIA
Andrew Kingman
Concessions and business sustainability in
Mozambique: Banhine, Zinave, & Banamana
Dave Law
Concessions and sustainability in southern
Africa: Wilderness Safaris
Sue Snyman
Maximizing local linkages into the Tourism
(the value chain – “the trickledown effect”)
Manuel Mutimucuio
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