Consortium past performance
World Tourism Forum
Location Brazil
Performance period October 2003 - December 2006
Partner Counterpart International
Budget
Donor/Client
Contract N/A
Possessing the greatest biodiversity on the planet, the Amazon, Pantanal and Atlantic Forest regions of Brazil are among the most threatened regions of biodiversity remaining in the world. Sustainable tourism development is a key factor in protecting these regions. Counterpart is working with Brazil's leading public and private tourism and biodiversity conservation organizations to develop national sustainable tourism standards and certification systems for Brazil. Partners include: Odebrecht Group, the largest private corporation in Brazil ($9 billion in revenues), Hospitality Institute, Brazil's National Sustainable Tourism Standards and Certification NGO, Global Environment Facility (GEF) EarthVoice and Pro-Natura, one of Brazil's leading biodiversity conservation NGOs.
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Community-based NRM Tourism Evaluation
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Trade and Investment Program for Competitive Export Economy (TIPCEE)
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Livelihood and Income from the Environment - Sustainable Economic Growth in the Red Sea Governorate (Red Sea LIFE)
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Support to Egyptian Environmental Policy Program
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Activity Management Services in Agadir
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Rural and Agricultural Incomes with a Sustainable Environment (RAISE IQC)
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Coral Gardens
Counterpart International,
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Q'echi Maya Community Development and Sustainable Tourism Program
Counterpart International,
Guatemala,
2003-2005
World Tourism Forum
Counterpart International,
Brazil,
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Caribbean Media Exchange on Sustainable Tourism (Cmex)
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Pacific Island Sustainable Tourism
Counterpart International,
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Coral Gardens
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Strengthening Conservation of Private Lands
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Tourism Capacity Building and Rural Tourism
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