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Firenze HGF VII EUROMEETING Firenze

Firenze ACFCI ? ASSEMBLEE DES CHAMBRES FRANCAISES DE COMMERCE ET D’INDUSTRIE A national public body Represents and coordinates 148 local Chambers & 21 regional Chambers A network run by 5500 elected entrepreneurs and representing affiliated enterprises of all sectors (compulsory membership)

Firenze HGF CAST background

Firenze Strong involvement of some EU CCI network on tourism - In France, 250 CCI Tourism advisors working on quality, e-tourism, environment, HR… - In Italy, a quality seal for tourism (Qualità Ospitalità Italiana) developed by Unioncamere in collaboration with ISNART (examples among others !) … but very few cooperation at EU level ! CCI context

Firenze October 2007: Agenda for a sustainable and competitive European tourism June 2008: call for proposals « Networks for the competitiveness and sustainability of European tourism »  Calls on « relevant intermediaries to convey the core message of this Agenda to SMEs » and to work with Knowledge actors Policy context CCI are «relevant intermediaries » !

Firenze HGF CAST project

Firenze 10 partners A network of CCI from 6 different MS : –CCI Corfu & Union of Hellenic CCI (Greece) –CCI Estonia –CCI Heves (Hungary) –CCI Languedoc Roussillon & ACFCI (France) –CCI Lombardia (Italy) –CCI Toledo (Spain) 2 knowledge actors : Tourism and Travel Research Institute (TTRI) & Instituto Nazionale Ricerche Turistiche (ISNART) Project coordination by ACFCI

Firenze Priority objectives Action must address one of the 7 key challenges of the 2007 Agenda : conserving and giving value to natural and cultural resources; minimising resource use and production of waste; managing change in the interests of the well being of the community; reducing the seasonality of demand; improving the quality of tourism jobs; addressing the impact of tourism transport; making holidays available to all. Focus on SME : « practices and tools that can help small and micro enterprises to be sustainable and competitive » Minimising resource use and production of waste… … within tourism SME… Focus on accommodation and catering activities

Firenze Step 1: data gathering –February to June 2009: Knowledge gathering… Business survey on their environmental practices Screening and benchmark of CCI practices –… in order to publish 3 outputs: Benchmark Study « Environmental initiatives by tourism SME in 6 European regions » Handbook for CCI and tourism business advisors « Support tourism business towards environmental management » Leaflet for SME : « 10 easy-to-implement ecogestures »

Firenze Business Survey –140 SME respondents (on : 2.5% average response rate) –Key findings 56.5% declared to be already engaged in some kind of sustainable practices Making customers aware of their contribution to sustainable practices and training of staff to energy saving measures were the less widespread practices Cost-reduction motivations and a genuine willingness to contribute to preserve the environment appear the real engines behind decisions to implement sustainable actions.

Firenze Step 2 : exchange of practices and local actions –7th of October: Capacity-building workshop to enhance CCI advisors capacity and exchange experience –From October 2008 to May 2010: local actions targeting SME (awareness-raising event and on- site visits in tourism business)

Firenze What is next ? –CCI are willing to pursue the cooperation after the end of the project : to develop new actions Ex: Some partners expressed their will to work on a global approach of sustainable tourism(adding in particular the social pillar) to extend the network to other EU CCI Ex: use the business survey in new regions so as to develop the benchmark reference database

Firenze HGF How can you benefit from CAST ?

Firenze CAST AND YOU Build synergies with CAST partners that are in your countries/regions Make use of our materials ! Download it from : (FR) Join us in June 2010 for the project final conference in Brussels !

Firenze HGF Camille Le Borgne / Thanks !