European Charter Parks Sustainable Tourism Networking in Europe Paulo Castro EUROPARC

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European Charter Parks Sustainable Tourism Networking in Europe Paulo Castro EUROPARC

European Charter Parks Members: 107 protected areas from 13 countries 407 local tourism businesses in 23 Charter Areas Main Achievements: Successful implementation of the 10 principles of the Charter for over ten years Involvement of over 3200 private and public businesses and organizations in 107 Sustainable Tourism Forums Recognition of the Charter Partner Status to more than 400 tourism business actively involved in Charter protected areas in Sp, Fr and UK Charter Network and joint international project activities External verifiers and an independent Charter Evaluation Committee Sustainable Tourism Networking in Europe

Applied tools : Protected Areas apply to become Charter Parks with an application dossier, a Diagnostic of the territory, a SWOT analysis, a Sustainable Tourism Strategy and Objectives and an 5 year term Action Plan; certification is done after a visit of a verifier that produces a verifier report submitted to an Evaluation Committee Participation in comparative studies (with CBD Guidelines, etc.), Monitoring is assumed in each Action Plan and global indicators are been produced Communication, newsletter, official site, networking and presence in events, fairs, etc. Challenges: Developing of an integrate monitoring scheme Further developing of the Charter Partner phase Seeking harmonization of criteria and procedures with other awarding systems Developing the phase III of the European Charter involving tour operators Promoting visibility next to the public Sustainable Tourism Networking in Europe European Charter Parks