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Tourisk urges inclusion of adaptation focus to strategic discussions of climate change
At the recent meetings of the Club of Rome, Dr. Manning cited work in Small Island Developing states and coastal zones showing the importance of adaptive approaches for those most affected by existential change. More information is available in the … [Read more...] about Tourisk urges inclusion of adaptation focus to strategic discussions of climate change
Sailing towards Sustainability
Dr. Manning addresses the greening of one of the world’s fastest growing industries – cruise tourism with presentations to audiences from NGOs and discussion groups in Canada. Contact us if you would like a copy of the download in the format of a … [Read more...] about Sailing towards Sustainability
Indicators of Sustainable Development for Tourism
Client: United Nations - World Tourism Organization Countries: Argentina, China, Croatia, Cyprus, Hungary, Mexico, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Oman. (plus global steering committee) Year Project Undertaken: … [Read more...] about Indicators of Sustainable Development for Tourism
Jiangsu China Environmental Cleanup
Client: Foundation for International Training /Canadian International Development Agency Countries: Peoples Republic of China Year Project Undertaken: 1998-2007 No. of Person Months: 30 This project involved the provision of … [Read more...] about Jiangsu China Environmental Cleanup
Africa Coastal Tourism
Client: United Nations Industrial Development Organization This project was in conjunction with the UN World Tourism Organization. Countries: Cameroon, Gambia, Ghana, Kenya, Mozambique, Nigeria, Senegal, Seychelles, Tanzania Year Project … [Read more...] about Africa Coastal Tourism