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Page 1: Climate Change and eco- labeling in the tourism sector NCPC – Colombia Adriana Alzate September 2013 September 2013

Climate Change and eco-Climate Change and eco-labeling in the tourism labeling in the tourism

sectorsector

NCPC – ColombiaNCPC – ColombiaAdriana AlzateAdriana Alzate

September 2013September 2013

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CONTENT

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• Beach• Mountain and

landscape• Business• Sports and

adventure• Cultural• Eco-tourism• Biodiversity

TYPES

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SOME DATA

• Colombia has around 1800 hotels

• GDP contribution 2.2%

• Estimated annual growth is 4.5%

• Contribution to total employment generation 2.2%

GHG emissions associated with the tourism sector – Not calculated

Some average values of KPI for the sector

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SCOPE

1. The model includes Transport sector

2. Establish an action model focused on:

-Reduce energy consumption and emissions-Implement actions oriented to compensation.

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COMPONENTS

1.GHG Inventory - Measurement

2.Reduction of greenhouses gases (mitigation)

3. Compensation

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SCHEME OF COMPENSATION MODEL

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THE DOCUMENT INCLUDES:

- General context for tourism- GHG concept- Progress and achievements of sustainable tourism in

Colombia- Adaptation and mitigation of climate change- Structure of compensation model - Challenges and opportunities

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NORMALIZATION FOR TURISM SECTOR IN COLOMBIA

ENVIRONMENTAL MINISTRYSTANDARDIZATION

INSTITUTE

NATIONAL STANDARIZATION PROGRAM

Development of a type I label. Environmental criteria

voluntary Green Markets Strategy

Focused on reducing environmental

Impacts

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STANDARIZATION IN COLOMBIASTANDARIZATION IN COLOMBIAIn Colombia there is a technical committee to develop sustainable standards for tourism sector 

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CERTIFICATION - COLOMBIA

COLOMBIAN ENVIRONMENTAL LABEL

NTC– 5133 – 2006

ENVIRONMENTAL LABEL TYPE I.COLOMBIAN ENVIRONMENTAL LABEL.

ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIA FOR ACCOMMODATION AND LODGING

ESTABLISHMENTS

TOURIST QUALITY CERTIFICATION

NTS 002SUSTAINABLE TURISM

SUSTAINABILITY CRITERIA FOR ACCOMMODATION AND LODGING

ESTABLISHMENTS

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STANDARS SCOPE

Effective planning for sustainability Maximize social and economic benefits for the local community Improving cultural heritagel; andReduction of negative environmental impacts

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MAIN RESULTS

- 100 hotels assisted in the country

- 92 hotels certified.

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MAIN RESULTSGorgona National Park Label Certified NTS- 02

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MAIN RESULTSTayrona National Park implementing sustainability standards.

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MAIN RESULTS

¨Management tools for sustainable tourism¨

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CONCLUTIONS

Challenges

Data collection Scope 3 GHG Inventory

Raising funds for Model Implementation

Opportunities

Focus efforts on Renewable energies

Apply Financial sources for Clean Techs

National Sustainable Consumption and production policy includes Tourism specific goals.

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THANK YOUTHANK YOUAdriana Alzate

NCPC Colombia