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Sector Strategies, Plans |
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Strategic Plan for Development of Tourism
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MITUR
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2004
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7.08mb
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Government Strategy for Tourism Development in Mozambique
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The strategic plan sets out in broad and comprehensive detail tourism’s role in
the Mozambican economy and in poverty alleviation, its potential, trends in Southern
Africa, in Mozambique and the region, a SWOT analysis, strategic markets, tourism
development plan, implementation framework and Vision 2020. The Plan itself does
not specifically focus on the investment/business climate although Chapter 4 on
‘Legal and Institutional Framework’ briefly discusses the regulatory environment.
Since then, the Tourism Law 2004 has been put in place.
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Preparation of a Private Investment Strategy for Tourism
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Development Bank of SA
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2004
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540kb
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Report
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Background to tourism investment, (accessibility, strategy, and statistics) specifically
in Northern Mozambique. The Key Issues section on p26 highlights some of major constraints
to development and investment (access, land ownership, human resources and communications),
but does not go into any significant detail.
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Tourism Marketing Plan: Mozambique Promotion Plan
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Tourism Intelligence International for MITUR
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2004
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1.12mb
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Survey Report
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Presents a series of survey results from UK, Portuguese, German, and South African
tour operators, and a Mozambique Destination Survey to asses major market sources,
interests, competitors, ratings etc. It then briefly outlines a broad promotional
strategy.
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Estrategia de Marketing Turistico
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GoM
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2006-2013
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2.63mb
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Council of Ministers Approval on Marketing Strategy for Tourism (Portuguese)
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The strategy sets out to support the overall objectives of the Tourism Development
and Implementation plan. It goes through the background of tourism in Mozambique,
both by region, and international, assesses the current marketing situation, and
examines individual market needs. By product and region, it sets out its targets
and goals.
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Tourism policy and Implementation Strategy
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GoM
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2007
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148kb
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National policy governing the development of Tourism in Moz
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The policy sets out a set of broad principles guiding the development of the sector,
as well as defining general objectives (economic, social and environmental) and
priority areas for government intervention. It also outlines a set of broad strategic
actions that will ensure the realisation of the tourism objectives.
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National Adaptation (climate change) Program of Action
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GoM
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2007
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1.80mb
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Action Plan
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Paper includes summaries of 4 initiatives, for various economic and social development
sectors, with special emphasis on the prevention of natural disasters and Alert
and Early Warning Systems; the agricultural, fisheries, energy, environmental and
water sectors; coastal zones; and erosion control.
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Strategic plan for the Hotels Association (South Mozambique)
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Hotel Association of Southern Mozambique
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2007-2012
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1.60mb
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Strategic Plan
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The comprehensive plan goes through an introduction to the AHSM, a detailed description
of the operating environment and the market – and then goes into details of the
strategy going forward (identifying mission, vision and values) before describing
the implementation plan and timeframe, including financial details.
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Sector Profiles, Stats |
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MITUR Attributions and Competencies Decree
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GoM
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2000
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328kb
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Decree (Portuguese)
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Defines the attributes and Competencies of the Ministry of Tourism
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MITUR Internal organisation Diploma
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MITUR
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2000
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844kb
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Diploma (Portuguese)
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Defines the organisation of MITUR and identifies the National Directorate for Conservation
Areas (DINAC) as the institution responsible for the overall conservation areas
in Mozambique for the purpose of developing tourism
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Tourism in Africa
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World Bank Group
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2001
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2.76mb
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Research Paper
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Paper examines Africa in context of world tourism, competitiveness, constraints
to growth and policy recommendations.
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Tabelas dos projectos 2003
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CPI
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2003
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48kb
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Tables of approved investment projects
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Lists of approved investment projects broken down by sector (including tourism and
hotels), province, and origin of investment.
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Tourism Sector Mozambique IV
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I Visser for Nathan Associates/ DTIS report
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2004
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632kb
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Report
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Report detailing background to the tourism sector; potential, regional descriptions,
strengths, markets, etc (similar content to SPDTM). Chapter on investment describes
broad investment trends and useful chapter on ‘constraints and obstacles to tourism
development’ suggests macro and micro improvements, all of which will positively
impact on the investment climate.
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Tabelas dos projectos 2004
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CPI
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2004
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48kb
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Tables of approved investment projects
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Lists of approved investment projects broken down by sector (including tourism and
hotels), province, and origin of investment.
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Tourism Statistics 2004- 2005
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Instituto Nacional de Estatística
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2005
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136kb
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Hotel Market Statistics (Portuguese)
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Statistics (very little analysis) on the hotel market in Mozambique for 2004-2005
including numbers of beds in the country, occupancy levels by province, month and
origin of tourist.
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Tabelas dos projectos 2005
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CPI
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2005
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48kb
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Tables of approved investment projects
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Lists of approved investment projects broken down by sector (including tourism and
hotels), province, and origin of investment.
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Tourism in the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area
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Transboundary Protected Areas Research Initiative: University of the Witwatersrand
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2005
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1.61mb
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Workshop proceedings report
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Report provides a synthesis and discussion of the presentations and SWOT analysis
around whether Limpopo is evolving into a destination conducive to sustainable tourism,
and to develop practical recommendations.
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Tourism Sector Profile: Mozambique
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Tourism2006
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2006
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372kb
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Report
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Investment focussed report detailed background etc to tourism (product offer, institutional
and regulatory framework, operating costs, services infrastructure etc) with dedicated
chapter to investment environment including brief mentions of policies, taxation
agreements, investment guarantees and incentives, access to finance etc.
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Mozambique: Travel and Tourism Intelligence
Available for purchase only at www.mintel.com
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Mintel
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2006
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Report on the tourism market
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Business/commercially focussed report on the attractions, opportunities, organisations,
arrivals and current market trends for tourism in Mozambique. Little information
on the business or regulatory environment.
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Institutions for Managing Tourism Growth Mozambique
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World Bank (Ian Christie)
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2006
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368kb
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Document showing institutional tourism models
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This document gives an outline of the tourism sector, the stakeholders and institutions
governing it, and presents examples of various institutional frameworks and models
used in other countries (E.g Bali, Maldives, Dominican Republic) to manage tourism
growth.
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Tabelas dos Projectos 2006
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CPI
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2006
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48kb
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Tables of approved investment projects
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Lists of approved investment projects broken down by sector (including tourism and
hotels), province, and origin of investment.
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Tabelas dos Projectos 2007
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CPI
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2007
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48kb
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Tables of approved investment projects
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Lists of approved investment projects broken down by sector (including tourism and
hotels), province, and origin of investment.
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Tabelas dos projectos 2008
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CPI
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2008
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1.69mb
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Tables of approved investment projects (Portuguese)
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Lists of approved investment projects broken down by sector (including tourism and
hotels), province, and origin of investment. The remainder of this report is the
annual report of CPI and its activities.
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Tabelas dos projectos 2009
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CPI
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2009
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212kb |
Tables of approved investment projects
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Lists of approved investment projects broken down by sector (including tourism and
hotels), province, and origin of investment.
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Environment, Poverty Reduction, Economic Impact |
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The Tourism Sector in Mozambique: A Value Chain Analysis (Vol.1)
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FIAS (World Bank Group)
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2000
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2.18mb
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Report – Value Chain Analysis
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Interesting report split into two volumes, Vol. I on the core analysis, policy recommendations
and detailed value chain analysis of three itineraries, II on value chain analysis
of two road-based itineraries. References to the investment climate appear throughout
the text, mainly in the form of constraints to growth, but receive more detail in
chapter 4, with particular reference to; ease and cost of access to destinations,
land, logistics, utilities and high duties on imports.
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The Tourism Sector in Mozambique: A Value Chain Analysis (Vol.2)
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FIAS (World Bank Group)
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2000
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516kb
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Report – Value Chain Analysis
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Interesting report split into two volumes, Vol. I on the core analysis, policy recommendations
and detailed value chain analysis of three itineraries, II on value chain analysis
of two road-based itineraries. References to the investment climate appear throughout
the text, mainly in the form of constraints to growth, but receive more detail in
chapter 4, with particular reference to; ease and cost of access to destinations,
land, logistics, utilities and high duties on imports.
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Coastal & Marine Biodiversity Management Project
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World Bank
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2000
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6.00mb
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Project appraisal for credit/grants to the Project
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Sets out the project description, rationale, project analysis, risks, loan conditions
and readiness for implementation.
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Plan for Bush-Beach eco-tourism circuits
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DAI Brazil, USAID
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2004
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1.3mb
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Report in Portuguese
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This report assesses the economic viability, eco-tourism industry, options and demand
for bush-beach circuits in Inhambane and Gaza. It outlines recommendations, potential
hurdles and priority conditions for the realisation of the concept in the short
and long term
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TFCAs; Economic Potential of Tourism in Mozambique
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MITUR
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2005
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512kb
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Final Report
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The report quantifies the economic potential of tourism in Mozambique and indicates
the role of the TFCA’s in realizing that potential. These roles are firstly identified
as the key planner for some of the priority areas – Vilankulo/Bazaruto, Pemba/Quirimbas,
Greater Limpopo, Lubombo, and the TFCAs in the regional circuits. And secondly,
as the builder of the base over 10 years on which the Government can secure proper
returns from the country’s resource base.
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TFCAs; Economic Potential of Tourism in Mozambique
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MITUR
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2005
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148kb
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Executive Summary
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The report quantifies the economic potential of tourism in Mozambique and indicates
the role of the TFCA’s in realizing that potential. These roles are firstly identified
as the key planner for some of the priority areas – Vilankulo/Bazaruto, Pemba/Quirimbas,
Greater Limpopo, Lubombo, and the TFCAs in the regional circuits. And secondly,
as the builder of the base over 10 years on which the Government can secure proper
returns from the country’s resource base.
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Smart Lessons learned SEATIP
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IFC (World Bank Group)
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2005
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204kb
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Lessons Learned
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This paper describes how the broad scope of SEATIP, although necessary to set the
stage for tourism development, needed to be reshaped into a more investment focused
program. The paper provides useful lessons learned from SEATIP and shows how they
were incorporated in the design of the follow-on program, the Mozambique Anchor
Tourism Investment Program.
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Developments in Community Based Tourism in the Caribbean
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European Union
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2005
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1.07mb
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Report
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Critical factors, good practices and lessons learnt from CBT experiences in various
countries.
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Catalyst: ComMark Trust Newsletter
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ComMark Trust
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2006
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288kb
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Newsletter from ComMark Trust
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Brief summaries of three research documents (funded or researched by ComMark Trust);
‘Namibia: The Impact of Travel and Tourism on jobs and the economy’ (WTTC); ‘Clear
Skies over Africa’; ‘Counting the Cost of Red Tape for tourism in Southern Africa’.
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Tourism and Socio-economic Development in Inhambane
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DPTUR CMCI ACUDES SNV
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2007
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700kb
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Report
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This report details the status on the development of linkages between the local
economy and the tourism sector in Inhambane, Mozambique.
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The Tourism Economy in Mozambique: Size, Impacts and Implications
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Ministry of Planning and Development, and DANIDA
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2007
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448kb
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Working research paper (Portuguese)
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This paper reviews the aggregate economic contribution and potential of the tourism
sector based on a new social accounting matrix.
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Tourism and the local economy: The case of Bilene
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Ministry of Planning and Development, and DANIDA
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2007
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396kb
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Working research paper (Portuguese)
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This report presents a case study of the local economic impacts of Tourism for Praia
de Bilene, a tourist resort in Gaza Province located in the South of the country.
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Transfrontier Conservation Areas Development Project Annual Report
2007
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GoM
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2007
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2.17mb
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Annual report
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Introduces the Project, and reports on Outcome and Output Indicators, followed by
the activity matrix, financial monitoring report and management effectiveness matrix.
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The contribution of tourism in Mozambique: present and future
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Ministry of Planning and Development, and DANIDA
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2008
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212kb
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Summary of findings of two research papers on the tourism value chain
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The paper highlights the results of two studies recently undertaken on the tourism
sector in Mozambique. These review the aggregate economic contribution and potential
of the sector, based on a new social accounting matrix (Jones, 2007); and a case
study of the local economic impacts of tourism for Praia de Bilene, a tourist resort
in Gaza Province located in the south of the country (Jones et al., 2007). Secondly,
and based on these findings, it seeks to identify the principal policy challenges
facing the sector over the medium-term and suggests some priorities for government
action.
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Costa Rica: Lessons for Africa
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Brendhurst Foundation
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2008
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120kb
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Report
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This paper looks at Costa Rica and Columbia as examples of developing countries
with rich natural tourism assets that have successfully attracted private investment
and grown their tourism industries. The paper translates these into lessons for
Africa.
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The land of good people: The case of the Inhambane Tourism Integrated
Development Approach - part I
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Brendhurst Foundation
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2008
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300kb
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Report
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This paper looks at Costa Rica and Columbia as examples of developing countries
with rich natural tourism assets that have successfully attracted private investment
and grown their tourism industries. The paper translates these into lessons for
Africa.
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Smart Lessons learned Weathering the storm
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IFC (World Bank Group)
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2009
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1.3mb
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Lessons Learned
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Anchor Program paper on lessons learned so far in the program, particularly with
regard to attracting investment during an economic downturn.
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Case Study on Barra Resort’s Initiatives on Community Development
in Inhambane
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SNV, Barra Resorts
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2009
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248kb
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Case Study
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This case study highlights the role of the Barra Resorts Group on community development
matching the seven mechanisms for poverty reduction of the UNWTO, making a good
role model for other similar tourism businesses to replicate.
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Value Chain Analysis and Poverty Reduction at Scale
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ODI
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2009
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224kb |
Briefing paper
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Brief outlining steps involved in value chain diagnosis and implications for practitioners
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The land of good people: The case of the Inhambane Tourism Integrated
Development Approach - part II
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SNV
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2009
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224kb |
Report
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Continuation of part I
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Training, Human Resources |
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Tourism Training Network Market Research Report
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IFC (World Bank Group) and Global Business School Network
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2007
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1.39mb
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Report
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This market research study was undertaken to examine the supply and demand of the
tourism training in nine African countries: Ghana, Kenya, Madagascar, Mozambique,
Rwanda, Senegal, South Africa, Tanzania, and Zambia. This report contains the key
findings of that study.
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