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Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development Workshop on Financing for Sustainable Tourism Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development An Overview of UNEP FI Investment and Financing Challenges for the Tourism Sector

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development An overview of UNEP FI Workshop on Financing for Sustainable Tourism

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development UNEP Finance Initiative UNEP FI is a unique global partnership between UNEP and financial institutions worldwide. 167 banks, insurers and asset management companies comprise the partnership with UNEP. UNEP FI develops global standards, guidelines and best practice approaches to sustainability for financial institutions

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development UNEP Finance Initiative – Activities Regional Task Forces ProjectsWorking Groups Principles for Responsible Investment Finance & Biodiversity Finance & water Sustainability training Human Rights Africa Asia Pacific Central & Eastern Europe Latin America North America Asset management Climate change Insurance Sustainability management, reporting and indicators Property

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development Sustainability going mainstream in financial markets… Capital markets worldwide worth US$47 trillion. Pensions funds hold 25% of these markets. UN Principles for Responsible Investment –Backed by more than 14 trillion US$ assets under management, including more than 270 institutional investors.

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development Sustainability going mainstream in financial markets… Equator Principles see more than 50 banks representing more than 85% of global project finance volume integrating environmental and other qualitative issues into project lending criteria.

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development UNEP FI Property Working Group Mission: To encourage property investment and management practices that achieve the best possible environmental, social and financial goals, as consistent with fiduciary responsibilities.

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development UNEP FI Property Working Group Responsible Property Investing –Aim: To study property investment portfolios managed by taking account of sustainability. –The project report presents case studies that demonstrate the financial and environmental value of RPI and show best practice with demonstrated high financial return.

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development Investment and Financing Challenges for the Tourism Sector Workshop on Financing for Sustainable Tourism

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development Messages from the financing sector Addressing environmental and social issues: –Portfolio management –Reputation risk –Project management Priorities –Responsible investment –Guidelines, standards and best practices for financing institutions –Life cycle approach

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development Is tourism development important? 1 US$ trillion industry employing about 230 mn Important source of investment in developing countries –Namibia 13% of total investments –India (Kerala) 8% –China 9.9% –Malaysia 12% –The Caribbean 15%-76% 9.5% of global total investments. More than 1.15 trillion US$.( 3 years average; ) source for all figures: WTTC‏

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development Tourism: Top priority for IPA in DC Source: UNCTAD

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development Impact on growth GDP: up to 40% in DC and LDCs. With statistical extremes going up to 66% (UNWTO)‏ 33% of global “trade in services” (WTO)‏ Can employ unskilled or semi-skilled labour and in outlying areas (OECD)‏ Virtually all LDCs are tourism net exporters (UNWTO, WTO, WTTC)‏ “Mass leisure tourism” unlikely to considerably alleviate poverty (UNWTO)‏

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development Messages from the tourism sector One of the biggest industries worldwide Crucial source of foreign exchange Major export for developing countries Main part of global investments (particularly in developing countries)‏ Increasing environmental and social impacts Need to focus on niche markets for the developing countries

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development Combining the messages How multi-lateral and bilateral donors and financing institutions could address the sustainability aspects of the tourism development activities they support (directly or in-directly)? What substantive standards could apply? How to implement them? How to assure compliance?

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development Our workshop today Review the current challenges on financing sustainable tourism development Share the experiences of financing institutions, development agencies and countries Evaluate the feasibility and usefulness of an initiative to consolidate and further strengthen a framework for sustainable investment and financing in the tourism sector

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development Thank you for your kind attention! Workshop on Financing for Sustainable Tourism

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development Shaping a framework for financing sustainable tourism Workshop on Financing for Sustainable Tourism

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development The puzzle Life cycle of a tourism development project PrinciplesBest practices Guidelines Standards Strategy and planning Outline business case Procurement. Building and construction Operation and management Evaluation New investment decision Standards Codes Guidelines Reporting Evaluation of proposal Involvement decision Monitor implementation Monitor Compliance (?) Evaluation of project e.g.: PRI; EP; UNEP-UNWTO 12 aims e.g.: GRI e.g.: CI-ITP Design guidelines Many! Some without platforms Filter and Adapt Framework for Sustainable Investment and Financing in the Tourism Sector (SIFT)

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development Our workshop today Review the current challenges on financing sustainable tourism development Share the experiences of financing institutions, development agencies and countries Evaluate the feasibility and usefulness of an initiative to consolidate and further strengthen a framework for sustainable investment and financing in the tourism sector

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development SIFT ? Review existing tools that can support more sustainable investments and financing in the tourism sector –Desk work; expert meetings; networking; Develop a handbook on “Sustainable Investment and Financing in the Tourism Sector”. What, when, how and with whom to do Capacity building and training Use existing initiatives and networks to support the use of the handbook

Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development The floor is yours! Workshop on Financing for Sustainable Tourism