Tourism partnerships: Harnessing tourist compassion to ‘do good’ through community development in Fiji

Hughes, E. D.; Scheyvens, Regina

doi:10.1016/j.worlddev.2021.105529

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“…As media-genic visibility replaces transparency in the performance of humanitarian sentiments for consumers, private sector partners and donors, demands for downward accountability to local development stakeholders or to humanitarian recipients are over-shadowed. The articles here document a glamorous story of authentic and steadfast humanitarianism by beneficent business leaders, 'nearby sustainability superheroes' (Olwig, 2021a), celebrity humanitarians (Richey and Ponte 2021), philanthropists, consumer partners and compassionate tourists (Hughes & Scheyvens, 2021) that links the work of knowledgeable and hard-working farmers or entrepreneurial refugees to 'innovative and risktaking businesses'. This is the ideal business solution for 'sustainable development through global partnerships' (SDG 17).…”

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Why are humanitarian sentiments profitable and what does this mean for global development?

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Why are humanitarian sentiments profitable and what does this mean for global development?

2021

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“…Community development includes cultural development, leadership development and physical and environmental development as an effort to develop society in public services. Make the most of the potential in the community and achieve the implementation of development programs (Hughes & Scheyvens, 2021). As a form of achieving success, a development must involve the community.…”

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Empowering Women Through Women's Organizations in Realizing Family Welfare

Hasdiani

Khotimatul

Rahma

et al. 2022

Edukasi

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This research aims to find women's organizations as a strategy for women's empowerment in realizing family welfare. This study used descriptive methods with a survey approach to get information on women's conditions and women's organizations as a strategy for women's empowerment. The selected respondents were village heads and Kalongan village women who actively participated in women's activities. Data collection techniques use interviews, observations, and documents. Data validity uses source triangulation techniques and methods—research data analysis using interactive models. The findings of this study are known that the condition of empowerment of Kalongan village women is considered not fully optimal. This is due to the low understanding of women's abilities as an important component of the family so many stereotypes arise in women that their rights and positions are only limited to male servants in the family. This patriarchal culture is a legacy of ancient life is still widely felt by women in Kalongan Village, especially in Bulu and Gondoriyo Hamlets, almost 63% of the community is still thick with religious nuances so many family heads limit the direction of women's movement to contribute to the public. The emergence of this stereotype makes married women depend entirely on their husbands, especially in economic problems that only rely on the husband's income to make women or wives helpless without the presence of a husband figure.

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School tours and philanthropy in Zimbabwe

Smithers

2024

Annals of Tourism Research Empirical Insights

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Tourism partnerships: Harnessing tourist compassion to ‘do good’ through community development in Fiji

Cited by 9 publications

References 45 publications

Why are humanitarian sentiments profitable and what does this mean for global development?

Why are humanitarian sentiments profitable and what does this mean for global development?

Empowering Women Through Women's Organizations in Realizing Family Welfare

School tours and philanthropy in Zimbabwe

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