solutions
Partnerships
Advocacy for development
Miguel
Palmeros
1. Effective participation of tourist service providers in the Public Sub-Council
2. Training and accreditation for tourism service providers
3. Management actions of the directorate to monitor and track the use of public sites.
Darlene May
Lee
Legal recognition of nature’s inherent rights through Earth Law
Right of humans to a healthy environment
Nelson
Rangel-Buitrago
Scenic Evaluation Tool Development
Coastal scenery value determination
Coastal Scenery Management Plan
Continuous monitoring
Waste Collection and Management
Upcycling glass bottles on a touristic and party island of Gili Trawangan
Coordinating body for multiple international and national designations
Understanding different scales of interactions between natural and cultural systems using the System thinking approach
Zoning based on patch-corridor-matrix model (Landscape Planning)
Partnering between state, market and civil society (Intersectoral coordination)
Using Biosphere Reserve Branding (Quality Economy)
Indigenous people’s representative at the World Heritage Management Board
Integrating Indigenous people's perspectives in the interpretation of the heritage place
Using the elaboration of the World Heritage management plan as a space for dialogue
Using Indigenous language in the signage of the heritage place
Mosaico de conservación integrado por predios privados que aportan a la conectividad ecológica
Acuerdos de conservación para el manejo y uso sostenible de predios
Plan Estratégico de Medio Plazo para la Conservación de Áreas elaborado entre la red de actores a partir del diagnóstico ambiental y socioeconómico
Shared governance structure
Establishment of a site-specific UNESCO Office supported by a Technical Secretary
Sustainable annual financing scheme
Permanent committees and working group
Engaging private citizens to implement adaptation measures
Selection of no-regret adaptation measures
Transforming the water body to nature-like banks
Communication strategy to increase understanding and support on flood prevention
Multi-level partnership (municipality, owners, associations, citizens' groups)
Intergenerational approach to raising awareness for historical urban gardens’ value
Development of a brand for local produce
Re-cultivating urban fields with traditional crops
ReLED - Ledro Museum Network
MUSE and its territorial network of museums
Learning activities with local schools
Local development through the museum
