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Great-ape tourism

The closer they get, the bigger the risk

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by Magdalena Braum
Poverty is not as obvious everywhere as in this Mumbai slum.

Poverty

Many metrics

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
Activists in Manila state their point of view.

Development finance

Raise the bar

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by Theresa Krinninger
Local communities should suffer no disadvantages because of tourism: fishing boats in Sri Lanka.

Tourism

People-friendly and environmentally acceptable

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by Antje Monshausen
Woman of the Hmong ethnic group in Vietnam, her hands black from using dye. Hmong villages are a popular destination for Chinese tourists.

Potential of tourism

Sustainable and ­development-friendly

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by Antje Monshausen
Tourists need accommodation, providing it creates jobs: lodge on the bank of the Chobe River in the KAZA Conservation Area.

Tourism for development

Live elephants have to be worth more

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by Brit Reichelt-Zolho
by Johannes Kirchgatter
Renewable energy: solar panels in Jamaica.

Hotels

Dimensions of responsibility

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by Shireen Aga
Fishing port at the Fosu Lagoon.

Climate cooperation

Ghana through the eyes of an insider

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by Katja Dombrowski
Mocking Bird Hill Hotel in Port Antonio, Jamaica.

Hotels

Benefit the host community

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by Shireen Aga
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