Achieving sustainable development goals through tourism
Toolkit of indicators for projects (TIPs)
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indicators for projects, toolkit, sustainable development goals, tourismAbstract
The recent United Nations World Tourism Organization’s publication with the Japanese Cooperation, "Achieving the SDGs through Tourism—Toolkit of Indicators for Projects (TIPs)", is a comprehensive resource that guides project managers on how to align tourism development with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), offering specific indicators to enhance the measurement, monitoring, and execution of tourism projects. This “toolkit” addresses each of the 17 SDGs, explaining their relevance and connection to tourism and proposing practical indicators along with their justifications.
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Organización Mundial de Turismo (2023). Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals through Tourism – Toolkit of Indicators for Projects (TIPs). OMT. https://doi.org/10.18111/9789284424344
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