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The Pro-poor Ecotourism Multi-Subject Cooperation Mechanism Research

Posted on:2017-07-24Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y W WeiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2359330512470622Subject:Public Administration
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In human society,despite thousands of years of development,the world is still facing an inextricable problem-poverty.China shoulders a long-term and very important historical mission of alleviating poverty as a developing country and one of the poor countries in the world.Ecotourism has been a world-wide sunrise industry which can stimulate the development of world economy to a certain extent.According to the relevant experts’ discoveries,poor areas always have their own unique and rich ecotourism resources which are consistent with the spatial distribution of ecotourism resources.Pro-poor tourism has many advantages compared with "Blood Transfusion" type such as donations,government succor,credit,etc.PPT(pro-poor tourism)can effectively improve the ability of generate local income and increase employment rate of local residents.The advantages also include low investment cost and other.However,due to a certain dispersity of tourism industry,each subject exist a complex relationship during the behavior of poverty alleviation and development.Also the success or failure of pro-poor tourism development has much to do whether the development subjects are coordinated.This thesis uses pro-poor ecotourism multi-subject cooperation mechanism as a breakthrough point and selects the Bama Yao Autonomous County of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region to be research object then evaluates some local pro-poor ecotourism results by using literature study method,statistical analysis method and other methods.From that,it can help to point out the existing deficiencies between each participants’ collaboration and put forward the corresponding countermeasures.
Keywords/Search Tags:Pro-poor tourism, Ecotourism, Multi-subject cooperation mechanism, Bama Yao Autonomous County
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