Community participation in sustainable rural tourism experience creation: a long-term appraisal and lessons from a thematic villages project in Poland

Idziak, Wacław; Majewski, Janusz; Zmyślony, Piotr

doi:10.4324/9781315111865-11

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“…Each of these studies called attention to the potential for the use of the CCF to expose and explore the interplay of community capitals and therefore facilitate the maximization of resources. Several studies addressed the role that built capital played in tourismrelated processes and outcomes, although none of them examine built capital as the primary catalyst (Bennett et al 2012;Delconte, Kline, and Scavo 2016;Duffy et al 2017;Garrod and Fyall 2000;Idziak, Majewski, and Zmyślony 2015;.…”

Section: Community Capitals Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Community capacity-building projects often engage stakeholders for their planning and execution in a bottomup, discursive approach. Community participation is an integral part of sustainable rural tourism (Idziak, Majewski, and Zmyślony 2015). The theoretical basis for collaborative planning stems from Jürgen Habermas's communicative action theory, which opposed the systematic approach of instrumental rationality (Innes 1995;Habermas 1984).…”

Section: Community Capitals Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Built Capital as a Catalyst for Community-Based Tourism

Kline

McGehee

Delconte

2018

Journal of Travel Research

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This article focuses on the role of built capital as a catalyst for the development of other forms of capital in collective community-based tourism projects. As part of a regional initiative, modest built capital projects were implemented in six small towns in the Appalachian region of North Carolina. To discover how each community was affected, the impacts of these physical changes were documented, evaluated and categorized using Flora's Community Capitals Framework. Over 100 interviews of stakeholders revealed how each project created new social and human capital, improving the community's psyche, fostering confidence, camaraderie, gratification, and a sense of purpose both within and beyond the tourism-based focus. Additional capitals were cultivated, including spin-off projects, increased visitation by tourists, elected official support, and a more entrepreneurial community. Informants overwhelmingly reported that the physical changes acted as a symbol of the cohesiveness created from the community-centered and participatory approach.

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Section: Community Capitals Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Community Capitals Frameworkmentioning

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Built Capital as a Catalyst for Community-Based Tourism

Kline

McGehee

Delconte

2018

Journal of Travel Research

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“…The project gives an important contribution to the existing discussion on how participatory ideas and practices are increasingly developed and implemented in both agriculture and sustainable rural development (Padilla and Ramos Filho 2012;Pretty 1995). The action research carried out demonstrates how PAR can actualize the dialogue between scientific knowledge and practical and local knowledge at the level of scientific production aiming at strengthening the endogenous potential and find solutions to the problems in the agrarian field and in rural contexts (Padilla and Ramos Filho 2012;Idziak, Majewski, Zmyślony 2015).…”

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confidence: 99%

Integrated Supply Chain Projects and multifunctional local development: the creation of a Perfume Valley in Tuscany

Scaramuzzi

Belletti²,

Biagioni³

2020

Agric Econ

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Marginal rural areas are undergoing major pressures from the effects of globalization, especially when no alternative has been found to conventional extensive agriculture and a lack of investments and vision squeezes the income of farmers. The objective of the paper is to show how Integrated Supply Chain Projects (Progetti Integrati di Filiera (PIF)), Italian rural policy tools funded in the framework of EU's Rural Development Policy, can integrate supply chain innovation and territorial integrated strategies, fostering a multifunctional development of marginal rural areas towards a newly discovered identity. The case study is the PIF "Flora Aromatica Santa Luce" funded by the Tuscany Regional Administration RDP in 2016. The project aims at creating a new supply chain of organic aromatic plants in the Santa Luce Valley (PI). The integration is based, on the one side, on the creation and valorization of the new supply chain product, represented by an organic cosmetic line made with lavender essential oil, and, on the other side, on the territorial development of the Valley, in an economic, social, environmental and touristic perspective. From a theoretical point of view, the approach used was based on the new rural development paradigm, assuming that the processes of broadening, deepening and regrounding, together compose the main axis of rural development. The canvas model was used in order to identify a business model for the new supply chain and the territorial development of the area, while, at the methodological level, a participatory action research (PAR) approach was adopted. Results show how a supply chain project (like a PIF) can enhance innovation and stable commercial relationships within the supply chain and support processes of vertical and horizontal coordination, but also stimulate extended territorial strategies supporting the integration processes between agriculture, processing and other economic activities following a territorial multifunctional development logic. At the same time, key benefits for the policymaker and local administrations can also be identified in particular for marginal rural areas where farmers and other local actors are weaker and collective action is more difficult. Thanks to the PAR approach, a PIF can stimulate participation of farmers to relevant RDP measures but also allow convergence of individual actions towards wider regional and local strategic objectives.

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“…Kampung tematik dibentuk untuk meningkatkan ikatan sosial masyarakat dan sebagai sumber perndapatan tambahan melalui pengembangan tema tertentu yang dapat diangkat dari kuliner, kerajinan, sejarah dan lainnya (KłoczKo-GAjewsKA, 2013). Konsep desa tematik tidak hanya berbentuk pada fasilitasi dan melibatkan masyarakat namun lebih kepada mendorong masyarakat untuk melakukan pengembangan (Idziak, Majewski, & Zmyślony, 2015). Pada tahun 2016 hingga 2018 program kampung tematik telah dilaksanakan di 177 kampung yang tersebar baik di pinggiran kota maupun dipusat Kota Semarang.…”

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“…Pengembangan wisata Kampung Jawi melibatkan peran mulai dari masyarakat, Kelompok Sadar Wisata, Dinas Pariwisata Kota Semarang, Bappeda Kota Semarang, pemerintah kelurahan Sukorejo, pemerintah kecamatan Sukorejo, serta bekerjasama dengan lembaga pendidikan dan CSR. Terbatasnya pengetahuan masyarakat pengembangan kampung tematik juga harus melibat kan pihak eksternal seperti saran tenaga ahli untuk melakukan penilaian dan mengembangkan produk, investasi, dan dukungan public (Idziak et al, 2015). Peran terpenting dipegang oleh masyarakat yang merupakan pengelola utama yang mempengaruhi keberlangsungan kegiatan wisata.…”

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Wisata Budaya Kampung Jawi Di Kota Semarang Berdasarkan Aspek Permintaan Dan Penawaran Kampung Jawi Cultural Tourism in Semarang Based Supply and Demand

Putri

Pigawati

2019

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ABSTRAK Kampung tematik merupakan salah satu program untuk menyelesaikan masalah kemiskinan dan permukiman kumuh serta pengembangan potensi kawasan permukiman di Kota Semarang. Pelaksanaan kegiatan kampung tematik difasilitasi oleh pemerintah dalam bentuk pengembangan sumberdaya manusia, perbaikan sarana dan prasarana, dan perbaikan lingkungan dalam jangka waktu satu tahun. Setelah berakhirnya program kampung tematik keberlanjutan pengelolaan dan pengembangan dilakukan oleh masyarakat secara swakelola. Kampung Jawi merupakan salah satu kampung tematik dengan tema kebudayaan Jawa yang masih berjalan konsisten dan berkembang sebagai kawasan wisata. Potensi wisata budaya di Kampung Jawi berupa kesenian tradisional, kehidupan bermasyarakat, event-event budaya, serta lingkungan bertema jawa. Kampung Jawi yang saat ini berada pada tahap awal perkembangan sebagai kawasan wisata memiliki kendala berupa masih minimnya sarana dan prasarana pendukung wisata, promosi, dan pelayanan. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengidentifikasi kesesuaian permintaan dan penawaran wisata. Dalam mencapai tujuan penelitian digunakan metode kualitatif dan kuantitatif dengan teknik analisis deskriptif. Berdasarkan hasil analisis terdapat kesesuaian. Berdasarkan hasil analisis kesesuaian permintaan dan penawaran wisata didapat adanya kesesuaian antara motif wisata dan atraksi wisata yang ditawarkan, kemudahan dalam mengakses moda transportasi, serta penawaran paket wisata sedangkan ketidaksesuaian berupa masih minimnya sarana pendukung kegiatan wisata , promos, dan pelayanani.ABSTRACT Thematic villages are one of the programs to solve the problem of poverty and slums and the development of potential residential areas in the city of Semarang. The implementation of thematic village activities is facilitated by the government in the form of human resource development, improvement of facilities and infrastructure, and environmental improvements within a period of one year. After the end of the thematic village program the sustainability of management and development is carried out by the community in self-management. Kampung Jawi is one of thematic villages with the theme of Javanese culture which still runs consistently and develops as a tourist area. The potential of cultural tourism in Kampung Jawi is in the form of traditional arts, community life, cultural events, and Javanese-themed environments. Kampung Jawi which is currently in the early stages of development as a tourist area has obstacles in the form of still lack of supporting facilities for tourism, promotion and service. This study aims to identify the suitability of demand and travel offers. In achieving the research objectives, qualitative and quantitative methods are used with descriptive analysis techniques. Based on the results of the analysis, there are incompatibilities in demand and tourism offerings in the form of limited resources for the community of Kampung Jawi in developing tourism, lack of funding, lack of tourism support facilities, and limited tourism services by the community in responding to requests from the end.

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Community participation in sustainable rural tourism experience creation: a long-term appraisal and lessons from a thematic villages project in Poland

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Built Capital as a Catalyst for Community-Based Tourism

Built Capital as a Catalyst for Community-Based Tourism

Integrated Supply Chain Projects and multifunctional local development: the creation of a Perfume Valley in Tuscany

Wisata Budaya Kampung Jawi Di Kota Semarang Berdasarkan Aspek Permintaan Dan Penawaran Kampung Jawi Cultural Tourism in Semarang Based Supply and Demand

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