Putting CBT in a Strategic Context: Development, Conservation, and Investment TNRF/KTF Community-based Tourism Info-Fair Fred Nelson.

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Putting CBT in a Strategic Context: Development, Conservation, and Investment TNRF/KTF Community-based Tourism Info-Fair Fred Nelson

Tourism’ Triple Bottom Line Community- based Tourism

The Macro-economic picture Per capita GDP Growth upwards of 7% in recent years MKUKUTA calls for 6-8% annually But limited impact on rural poverty MKUKUTA: ‘Need for much stronger macro-micro linkages’ Growth without Poverty Reduction? THEMATIC PICTURE Source: IMF, World Economic Outlook Source: 2003 Tanzania Poverty and Human Development Report

Tourism is a major ‘growth engine’ nationally Goal is to keep growing: official target of 1 million visitors by 2010 Objective is also to broaden the benefits- ‘macro-micro linkages’ Tourism: More and Better Growth THEMATIC PICTURE Tanzania Tourism Arrivals and Receipts, Data: Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism

Tourism growth present relatively concentrated National Parks: Northern Circuit Southern Circuit New growth opportunities increasingly limited inside parks in core circuits Tourism and National Parks THEMATIC PICTURE

CBT and Conservation THEMATIC PICTURE The Case of Tarangire Park dependent on land outside its boundaries for sustainable wildlife conservation  If wildlife is not valuable to local landholders, it is likely to disappear Source: Tarangire Elephant Project

CBT and Conservation CBT is the longest-running model in Tanzania for voluntary local land use decisions supporting wildlife conservation and protected area management CBT has a major strategic importance in the context of national conservation policy 135,000 acres set aside by Lolkisale village Source: Tarangire Elephant Project

The Case of Ololosokwan Village CBT- Conservation and Development THEMATIC PICTURE Source: Nelson and Ole Makko (2005), Turning Natural Resources into Assets

CBT: The Triple Bottom Line Tourism sector growth needs to diversify and be able to expand its products outside core areas Communities need alternative sources of income in rural areas Wildlife depends on village lands Conservation Tourism Investment Rural Development

Looking Ahead… Can Tourism’s Growth be Community-based?  Legal and Institutional Barriers  Informational Barriers  Cultural and Communication Barriers Ultimately, Growth Must be Community-based