Wrap up & way forward Anna Spenceley Jim Barborak Rita Casimiro
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This document summarizes the objectives and outcomes of a meeting about tourism concessions in southern Africa. The meeting aimed to review best practices and challenges, build regional capacity on concessions, and strengthen networks between stakeholders. Key outputs included documents to disseminate concession experiences in Mozambique, as well as continued work on guidelines, training, and networking on concessions in the region. Next steps discussed finalizing a manual on Mozambican concessions, expanding online resources, and designing training modules.
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- 1. Objectives of the meeting Review best practices and challenges from Wrap up and way forward southern Africa Build capacity regionally on tourism concessions Strengthen networks and communication Anna Spenceley, Jim Barborak & between interested stakeholders Rita Casimiro 21 March 2012, Girassol Indy, Maputo USAID/SPEED logo Technoserve logo Achievements Outputs Documents to be delivered: Mozambican Concessions Manual Deeper understanding of Mozambique Workshop report – from this meeting frameworks Report reviewing concessions experiences Dissemination of Mozambique experiences Powerpoints on Slideshare (available globally online) External materials to be produced (through TAPAS group): Exchange of international experiences Expanded glossary, bibliography on concessions Capacity building (of us!) IUCN Best Practice guidelines on sustainable tourism (2nd edition) PARKS special edition Networking Events WCC (2012) World Wilderness Congress (2013) WPC (2014) USAID/SPEED logo Technoserve logo USAID/SPEED logo Technoserve logo Way forward Way forward What is not yet determined for next steps: Mozambique manual – for private sector Dissemination: Incorporate comments and suggestions from Website? conference and participants (deadline 30 March) Publication? Finalize manual - working group tomorrow! Complementary manual for public sector? - number of participants? Training for stakeholders: Available in Portuguese and English Informing investors? Ownership: USAID SPEED project Training for public sector? All different government departments, provincial/local and PA agencies USAID/SPEED logo Technoserve logo USAID/SPEED logo Technoserve logo
- 2. Where do we go from here? Other potential follow-up: Continue to populate the TNC concessions Technical assistance and exchange missions learning platform, investigate other platforms (USNPS, USFS) south-south across Africa and with Latin America Expand bibliography: (Brazil/Mozambique) laws, policies, tenders, PPTs, case studies all Linking work to major conservation conventions: linkable by URL: www.conserveonline.org CBD, World Heritage, Ramsar, Bonn Continue to improve online glossary of terms Incorporate materials and modules in major PA Training & outreach: training institutions: National and regional centers and universities and Design a brief PowerPoint training module African/global training Regional learning network / projects? Training of trainers Sessions at regional conservation, tourism, rural Pilot community projects/incubator development conferences? USAID/SPEED logo Technoserve logo USAID/SPEED logo Technoserve logo Other suggestions? USAID/SPEED logo Technoserve logo