Ecotourism sustainable development strategies using SWOT and QSPM model: A case study of Kaji Namakzar Wetland, South Khorasan Province, Iran

Ghorbani, Amir; Raufirad, Valiollah; Rafiaani, Parisa; Azadi, Hossein

doi:10.1016/j.tmp.2015.09.005

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“…Untuk membentuk matriks EFEM dan IFEM, setiap item yang telah divalidasi dinilai oleh responden berdasarkan tingkat kesesuaian (rating) dan tingkat kepentingan (weight) dari item-item tersebut tersebut. Berikut ini merupakan langkah-langkah untuk melakukan rating dan weight dari setiap item dalam EFEM dan IFEM (Ghorbani, 2015;David, 2011):  Terdapat dua penilaian, yaitu rating dan weight. Pada penilaian rating, responden diminta untuk menilai setiap item berdasarkan tingkat kesesuaian setiap item terhadap kondisi nyata pariwisata di kedua kawasan.…”

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Pengembangan Strategi Pariwisata Berbasis Ecotourism Pada Klaster Pariwisata Borobudur-Dieng, Jawa Tengah

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Pengembangan Strategi Pariwisata Berbasis Ecotourism Pada Klaster Pariwisata Borobudur-Dieng, Jawa Tengah

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“…Ghorbani et al (2015) in an article titled "Ecotourism sustainable development strategies using SWOT and QSPM model: A case study of Kaji Namakzar Wetland", South Khorasan Province, Iran, it can have positive effects on developing sustainable strategies to increase ecotourism activities in the region and to reduce the adverse effects on the environment. Lakshami and Shaji (2016) Review articles and studies mentioned above suggest that SWOT analysis is used to identify required management strategies and to improve tourism in the coastal region and promote sustainable tourism development.…”

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QSPM Usage in SWOT Analysis as a Tool for Strategic Management of Caspian Sea Coasts (Case Study: Tourism Development in Caspian Eastern Coast at Gilan Province)

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“…In the process, the SWOT analysis lists all the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats to the farming operation and then serves as a basis for the goat farm's business plans and thus provides directions for the goat farming business. Smallholder farmers, stakeholders working in the goat industry and the local government should use the benefits of strategic planning to sustain the development of their goat rearing sector (Dubeuf et al 2014;Ghorbani et al 2015;Santopuoli et al 2016). Lindawati Doloksaribu The University of Queensland 2017…”

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“…In order to overcome these weaknesses, the SWOT analysis should be integrated with other decision-making tools, such as case studies, direct observations, environment resources assessments, market assessments, managerial practices, structured formal household interviews, meetings, key informant interviews and focus group discussions (Dubeuf et al 2014). The SWOT analysis should also be integrated with AHP (Saaty 1980;Ho 2008;Santopuoli et al 2016) or quantitative strategic planning matrix (QSPM) analysis techniques (Ghorbani et al 2015). All of the methods proposed will help in weighing all parameters involved, as well as in analysing the situation more precisely.…”

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Improvement of rearing goats in Bali Province, Indonesia

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i AbstractLack of baseline quantitative data on the reproductive and productive performance of goats in Bali Province has limited our ability to identify factors that could lead to their improvement. This study aimed to rectify this lack of data and to measure constraints to, challenges of, and opportunities for improving goat production in Bali, through a hybrid method of Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats and Analytic Hierarchy Process analyses.Data was collected through direct observations, structured formal household interviews, key informant interviews, focus group discussions, and case studies as well as from the surrounding environment and market assessments from January to September 2014. This involved interviewing 175 households with 2,017 goats. Of these, 63 households with 1,169 goats were in Rendang District, Karangasem Regency; 44 households with 590 goats were in Banjar, Busungbiu and Grogak Districts in Buleleng Regency; and 68 households with 258 goats were in Mendoyo District, Jembrana Regency. Data was analysed by using descriptive statistics, correlate bivariate and general linear model multivariate using SPSS version 24.Results revealed that households had an average of 2.3 labourers with a ratio of 5.2 ± 0.4 goats per labourer who were aged 42 ± 1 year. This indicated that household labourers in Bali Province worked 412 ± 9.9 hours/household/year to look after 11.5 ± 0.9 goats/flock in either battery or colony housing with a cut and carry feeding system. Farmers cultivated on average 1.4 ± 0.05 ha/household with vegetables or commodity plantations integrated with goat rearing for 10.5 ± 0.7 years. Of the 175 farmers, 63%, 21% and 15% of farmers graduated from Grades 6, 9 and 12, respectively, and only one farmer graduated from university. This study generated new, important and detailed information on goat production by smallholder farmers in Bali Province. Suggested ways to improve goat production included: High performance (as indicated by GM/doe) was associated with a higher turn off rate (underpinned by a higher reproductive rate); Organic goat rearing management in Rendang District was a model for Bali; The ideal labourer to goat flock size ratio was 1:20 goats; At least 25% of the flock should be does, with a 75% annual turn off rate; The kidding interval should be 8 months; Does should only be kept up to their fourth or fifth kidding; Farmers need to keep records of their goats; A -One gate marketing system‖ should be used to maintain profitable market prices; and  Farmers needed networks with the Indonesia Research Institute for Animal Production to ensure quality breeds, feeds and efficient rearing goat management systems were used in Bali.

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Ecotourism sustainable development strategies using SWOT and QSPM model: A case study of Kaji Namakzar Wetland, South Khorasan Province, Iran

Cited by 105 publications

References 20 publications

Pengembangan Strategi Pariwisata Berbasis Ecotourism Pada Klaster Pariwisata Borobudur-Dieng, Jawa Tengah

Pengembangan Strategi Pariwisata Berbasis Ecotourism Pada Klaster Pariwisata Borobudur-Dieng, Jawa Tengah

QSPM Usage in SWOT Analysis as a Tool for Strategic Management of Caspian Sea Coasts (Case Study: Tourism Development in Caspian Eastern Coast at Gilan Province)

Improvement of rearing goats in Bali Province, Indonesia

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