Role of citizen participation in local development planning in Murewa district

Nyama, Vellim; Mukwada, Geoffrey

doi:10.1080/03736245.2022.2129765

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“…Lastly, (Nyama & Mukwada, 2023) reveal the underexplored area of local stakeholder engagement and public participation in shaping policies and their effects on overall sustainability in the tourism sector.…”

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“…Moreover, (Masviba, 2022) emphasizes the importance of evaluating policy effectiveness and alignment with sustainable tourism objectives. Lastly, (Nyama & Mukwada, 2023) reveal the underexplored area of local stakeholder engagement and public participation in shaping policies and their effects on overall sustainability in the tourism sector. These research gaps warrant further investigation.…”

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The extrication of complex dynamics and the impact of government policies on tourism supply chain behavior for sustainable tourism in Zimbabwe

Chiwaridzo

2023

Sustainable Development

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In the global pursuit of balancing economic growth with environmental and social sustainability within the tourism sector, sustainable tourism has garnered paramount attention. This research delves into the complex interplay among government policies, tourism supply chain behavior, and sustainability dimensions within the context of Zimbabwean tourism. A quantitative approach was employed, collecting data from 721 Zimbabwean tourism supply chain representatives using stratified random sampling and the Krejcie and Morgan table a method of determining the sample size. Questionnaires were distributed via Google Forms, and structural equation modeling (SEM) was utilized for data analysis. The results provide strong empirical evidence that government policies have a significant positive effect on sustainability dimensions related to the tourism industry. The data indicates robust positive relationships between government policies and economic, environmental, and social sustainability. Furthermore, tourism supply chain behavior is shown to be a meaningful mediator between government policies and multiple sustainability outcomes. This emphasizes the significance of collaborative efforts, responsible practices, and harmonized actions within the tourism supply chain in achieving sustainable tourism. The study illuminates avenues for improving tourism sustainability, enhances policy makers and readers understanding on how policy‐driven efforts and tourism supply chain dynamics jointly impact tourism sustainability, there by emphasizing the need for coordinated actions.

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The extrication of complex dynamics and the impact of government policies on tourism supply chain behavior for sustainable tourism in Zimbabwe

Chiwaridzo

2023

Sustainable Development

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Understanding the Politics of Climate Change in Zimbabwe

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Adelabu

Walt

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Climate Change Management

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Differential gains from news use in Kenya, Nigeria, Ethiopia, and Zimbabwe: Variations in the moderating influence of political talk on engagement

Adegbola,

Aromona,

Elega

2024

Communication and the Public

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A limited but growing body of research has explored the role of media and communication in cultivating engaged citizens in the new and established democracies in Sub-Saharan Africa. Using representative data from the World Values Survey, this study advances the existing research by examining the differential gains model across four countries that differ in terms of democratization, including Kenya, Nigeria, Ethiopia, and Zimbabwe. Findings suggest that the moderating effect of political talk on the association between news use and political engagement likely varies across countries that differ in terms of democratization. Specifically, we find support for the differential gains model across all forms of political engagement in Kenya, limited support in Nigeria and Ethiopia, and no support for the model in Zimbabwe. Implications for theory and suggestions for future inquiry are discussed.

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Role of citizen participation in local development planning in Murewa district

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

The extrication of complex dynamics and the impact of government policies on tourism supply chain behavior for sustainable tourism in Zimbabwe

The extrication of complex dynamics and the impact of government policies on tourism supply chain behavior for sustainable tourism in Zimbabwe

Understanding the Politics of Climate Change in Zimbabwe

Differential gains from news use in Kenya, Nigeria, Ethiopia, and Zimbabwe: Variations in the moderating influence of political talk on engagement

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