Mainstreaming Sustainable Tourism

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1 8. Se sim, quais os meios mais apropriados para tanto? Não aplicável Em estudo Em implementação Implementado Divulgação de informações sobre as práticas de sustentabilidade realizadas ou apoiadas pelo hotel Envolvimento do hotel em iniciativas da comunidade relacionadas à sustentabilidade do destino turístico Envolvimento dos hóspedes nas práticas de sustentabilidade Capacitação de fornecedores locais Uso de indicadores para monitorar o consumo de energia e/ou água no hotel Uso de energia renovável (solar, eólica, hidráulica,...) para suprir parte ou a totalidade da demanda do hotel Programas ou ações de melhoria da eficiência energética no hotel 13.80% 13.80% 10.30% 17.90% 10.30% 17.20% 27.60% 24.10% 31.00% 31.00% 33.30% 26.70% 30.00% 0.00% Práticas de 3Rs (Redução, Reuso, Catalina Reciclagem) Etcheverry, 13.30% do Lixo no hotel Partner Relationship Manager 23.30% 35.70% 42.90% 39.30% 35.70% 33.30% 44.80% 44.80% 10.00% 26.70% Programas ou ações Burren de melhoria da & eficiência Cliffs no consumo of Moher de água no Geopark hotel LIFE National 26.70% Conference on 36.70% 0.00% 0.00% 3.60% 10.00% 16.70% 25.00% Mainstreaming Sustainable Tourism 31.00% Driving Change through Effective Policy Sustainable Destination Development Ennistymon, Co. Clare October 17 th % 63.30%

2 Composition Partners by Category Government 18% Private Sector 9% Honorary 38% Network of 77 Partners Worldwide Not-for-Profit 35%

3 MISSION About the Global Partnership To transform the way tourism is done worldwide, by promoting sustainability through clear policies, successful projects and the sharing of knowledge and experience. Adding Value Through. Convening Power Bringing together networks of tourism stakeholders: public & private sectors, NGOs, UN agencies, donors, etc. Results-based Project Implementation Monitoring and evaluating projects, endorsing the most innovative and transformative for seed and donor funding From Knowledge to Solutions training and access to the best available knowledge, solutions

4 Projects Tech Assistance Networking What We Do Development Screening Monitoring Workshops Advice & Advocacy Fundraising Annual Conference Regional Website

5 1. Policy How We Work Steps 4 to 6: Achieving Success 6. Knowledge Approach to Mainstreaming Sustainable Tourism within 6 core areas whole of industry approach 2. Stakeholders Steps 1 to 3: People & Organizations 5. Monitoring 3. Supply Chains 4. Projects

6 Single definition Clarity of vision on sustainable tourism Balanced approach 1. Policy People & Organizations

7 Common goals Partnership Participatory process Shared risk & reward National Tourism Stakeholders 2. Stakeholders People & Organizations

8 Mainstreaming architecture Mitigating reputational risks Creating the multiplier effect Tour Operators & Attractions Transport: Int l, Domestic 3. Supply Chain Suppliers People & Organizations Managing interests Monitoring performance

9 Relevant to national vision, goals and strategy Coherency in agency programming Aligning business strategy Responsive to Needs Creative 4. Projects Transformative Achieve outcomes Achieving Success

10 7 Priority and Global Themes & Project Screening Criteria Support of effective policy frameworks and good governance Preservation of the cultural and natural heritage Climate change adaptation and mitigation Promotion of sustainable tourism to alleviate poverty Adoption of sustainable management practices by the private sector Integration of sustainability factors into financing and investment decisions Protection of the environment and biodiversity

11 Indicators of progress and success Attaining the goals Performance record Continuous improvement 5. Monitoring Achieving Success

12 Success stories Knowledge & learning Industry and enterprise tools 6. Knowledge

13 Working with Destinations Destination Reconnaissance National Tourism Landscape Sustainability Balance Main Actors Policy, Strategy, Plans Collaboration & Consultation Public Private, NGOs Tools & Guidance Meetings, workshops, technical assistance International, national & regional partners, donors and contributors Programme and project development

14 A Workshop for Trainers on Mainstreaming Sustainable Tourism - An Integrated Approach Sustainable Tourism Resource efficiency in the tourism supply chain (Water, Waste, Energy) Managing social & economic impacts Case Studies Knowledge and Lessons Capacity Building Policy, plans Stakeholder management Inter-sectoral collaboration Guidance on Marketing Sustainable Tourism 7 thematic areas GOAL: Build awareness and capacity for more effective planning and implementation of ST policies and projects Project Portfolio & Management Project Screening Criteria Monitoring & Evaluation

15 Recommendation for Key Irish Agencies 1. Define a common vision for sustainable tourism 2. Align project activities with ST National Priorities 3. Think global, act local- Monitoring & Evaluation

16 Thank You UNEP The United Nations international initiative dedicated to promoting sustainable tourism practices around the world w w w. G l o b a l S u s t a i n a b l e T o u r i s m. c o m Global Partnership for Sustainable Tourism Coordinating Office Office@GlobalSustainableTourism.com Follow us on