| PROJECT TITLE | COUNTRY | CLIENTS/PARTNERS |
| 04-08/2006 Development of a framework for community and nature based tourism in Rwanda including developing carrying capacities for National Parks | Rwanda | Rwandan Tourism Authority (MoT) & SNV - UNWTO |
| 01-09/2007 Branding and market access support to local tourism enterprises with RETOSA, the (Regional Tourism Organisation for Southern Africa) This included responsible development and creation of clustering nodes |
Incl Namibia | 12 National Tourism Authorities. Tourism Agencies in the respective SADC countries. USAID, UNDP, IFC, SNV, Educational Institutions in SADC. RETOSA Membership states. IUCN, FTTSA. UNWTO |
| 08 -12/2008 Voluntary Programme (VSO) Pro Poor Business Linkages with hotels in Ethiopia | Ethiopia | Two Eco -Lodge accommodation providers
VSO - UNWTO |
| 05 – 09/2007
Government incentives for increasing PPT impacts. Research and Capacity building with ORTPN – Rwanda (MoT) | Rwanda |
Rwandan Tourism Authority SNV Rwanda and local tourism associations in Rwanda - UNWTO
ODI - UK |
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01-03/2008 Tourism Value Chain - Rural Livelihoods Strategy
Objectives: CBNRM study, measuring the economic impact the park was having on communities living in the buffer zone and village action groups; improving pro poor linkages between them and lodge operators/hotels. |
South Luangwa National Park
Zambia |
Zambian Wildlife Authority South Luangwa Tourism Association Private Sector Tourism Hotels
University of Queensland |
| 05-06/2008
4 day Training Seminar: Ecotourism and poverty alleviation | Arusha Tanzania | Tanzanian Ministry of National Parks and Tourism and SNV - UNWTO |
| 01-05/2009
Development of Public-Private Partnership with Pondoland Coastal community and tour operator Drifters in South Africa | Eastern Cape South Africa | Eddie Koch Consulting & ST-EP (Sustainable Tourism –Eliminating Poverty Programme) UNWTO |
| 04-04/2011
Understanding the tourism carrying capacity for Zanzibar’s Marine Protected Areas. Pemba, Unguju, and Mafia Islands. A social science approach. Funded by the World Bank and Tanzania’s Ministry of Environment and Tourism | Republic of Zanzibar & Tanzania | Tanzanian Tourism Authority (MoT) & WB |