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Tourism and Water Rights
Ecosystems

Tourism and Water Rights

Research Papers and Case Studies
The paper is about the linkages between the Tourism and Water Rights, Today water is one of the most central resource consumed by the tourism industry. Consumption of water will be predominantly felt by those communities who are dependant on natural resources for their livelihoods. These communities, over the years have evolved efficient natural resource management mechanisms. However, the needs and the access of these communities to the natural resources are being sidelined when developmental projects come up which most often undermine the sustainable management practises.The ideal “holiday experience” with its luxury services places a high demand for water.
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Tourism and Water Rights
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India

EQUATIONS is a research, policy, and advocacy organisation working on tourism and development issues in India. Our work has focused on the economic, environmental, social, cultural, political and administrative impacts of tourism particularly on people living in and around tourism destinations. We collaborate closely with organisations and peoples movements, to influence people-centered forms of tourism & policies that ensure significant local benefits and take into account the negative impacts of an unbridled growth of tourism.

 

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