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Tourism

For further tools & guidance, see the Tourism section of the Resource Centre’s Tools & Guidance Portal

For further reports & articles, see the Resource Centre’s general section on Tourism.

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"Kuoni: Assessing Human Rights Impacts - India Project Report", Kuoni, Feb 2014

“Assessing human rights impact – Kenya Pilot Report”, Kuoni Travel, Nov 2012
- "Madeleine Koalick: Assessing Corporate Human Rights Impacts – Lessons from [Kuoni in] Kenya", Madeleine Koalick, twentyfifty, on Business Fights Poverty blog, 28 Jun 2013

“Putting Tourism to Rights: A Call for a Human Rights Approach to Tourism EED”, Tourism Watch, Mar 2011

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28 June 2013

Madeleine Koalick: Assessing Corporate Human Rights Impacts – Lessons from Kenya

Author: Madeleine Koalick, twentyfifty, on Business Fights Poverty blog

In 2012, we supported Kuoni, the Swiss travel company, to design and implement their first HRIA and I experienced first-hand the value of such a process for understanding business risk and defining a sustainable business strategy...One important...

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31 October 2012

Kuoni: Assessing human rights impacts - Kenya Pilot Project Report

Author: Kuoni Travel Holding

The assessment process was designed to be in line with UN guiding principle 18, which presents the most widely accepted benchmark for human rights impact assessments by corporations. In particular the project: - drew on independent external human...

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1 March 2011

[PDF] Putting Tourism to Rights: A Call for a Human Rights Approach to Tourism

Author: EED Tourism Watch

Tourism’s image is mainly positive. It is considered to create jobs, to bring in foreign exchange, to help alleviate poverty and to contribute to world peace and a cosmopolitan consciousness...However, while generating income, tourism often undermines...

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