Institutional Arrangements for Conservation, Development and Tourism in Eastern and Southern Africa

Duim, V.R. van der; Lamers, Machiel; Wijk, Jeroen van

doi:10.1007/978-94-017-9529-6

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“…The results are in line with the research put forward by researchers who discussed the importance of community participation in the development of CBT (Li & Hunter, 2015); (Stone, 2015); (Giampiccoli & Mtapuri, 2015); (Towner & Towner, 2016); (Park et al, 2017); (Kunjuraman & Hussin, 2017); (Mayaka et al, 2017). The survey results also support researchers who state that ownership is a determining factor for the successful management of CBT (Chubchuwong et al, 2015); (Hampton & Jeyacheya, 2015); (Jones, Diggle, & Thouless, 2015); (Dolezal & Burns, 2015). These three dimensions are perceived almost the same by all respondents, which is above 90%.…”

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The Success Factors of Rural Community Based Tourism in Indonesia

Sartika

Wargadinata

2019

Prosiding ICOGISS 2019: International Confrence on Governance Innovation and Social Sciences

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The practices showed that tourism has been recognized as a concept which contributes to local economic development. The research of Community Based Tourism was abundant but fails to provide detailed touching when it implemented at the rural level at developing countries. The paper attempt to enrich this discussion by providing key success factors of CBT's sustainable in five water objects tourism. A conceptual model from Thailand experience used as a basic framework and developed based on rural Indonesia context. The descriptive analysis used to identify the determinant factor of CBT in those areas from online questionnaires. Data collected from 221 respondents. The study had identified three factors; ownership, participation, and responsibility as key determinants success factors.

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confidence: 88%

The Success Factors of Rural Community Based Tourism in Indonesia

Sartika

Wargadinata

2019

Prosiding ICOGISS 2019: International Confrence on Governance Innovation and Social Sciences

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Human-Carnivore Conflict: A Case of Painted Dog Population Dynamics in Hwange National Park

Mpala,

Matshisela,

Phiri

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Living With Wildlife in Zimbabwe

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The battle over the benefits: analysing two sport hunting policy arrangements in Uganda

Ochieng¹,

Visseren-Hamakers

Duim

2017

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In 2001 sport hunting was reintroduced in Uganda around Lake Mburo National Park, and in 2008 at Kabwoya and Kaiso-Tonya Game Management Area, to derive economic benefits for communities and thus reduce human–wildlife conflict and change communities’ attitudes towards wildlife. We used the policy arrangement approach to analyse and compare the development of the two sport hunting policy arrangements. Through interviews and document review we learned that the arrangement at Lake Mburo changed considerably over time, whereas that at Kabwoya remained relatively stable. The two policy arrangements started with small constellations of actors but turned out to be complex arenas, mainly involving disagreement regarding the benefits. Land ownership proved to be a crucial factor in explaining the differences between the arrangements. Our results also show that benefits do not change communities’ attitudes towards conservation, thus questioning incentive-based policies for conservation. We argue for a careful analysis of the complex social, cultural and political contexts in which conservation and development policies are implemented, to better understand their outcomes.

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Institutional Arrangements for Conservation, Development and Tourism in Eastern and Southern Africa

Cited by 17 publications

References 91 publications

The Success Factors of Rural Community Based Tourism in Indonesia

The Success Factors of Rural Community Based Tourism in Indonesia

Human-Carnivore Conflict: A Case of Painted Dog Population Dynamics in Hwange National Park

The battle over the benefits: analysing two sport hunting policy arrangements in Uganda

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