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A-C

• Pakistan'sAga Khan Trust for Culture. Go to"Culture" and "Historic Cities Support Programme"
  
• Agenda 21: The Report of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (New Zealand)
• Asia Pacific performance meeting the MDG
• The Australian Climate Forumprovides a wealth of information on the global climate change debate.
• Community Action Plan:Information sheets on community action plan, sustainable development indicators, environmental management systems for councils and getting council to do indicators (Northern Ireland)
• Conservation International uses ecotourism as a conservation strategy in numerous countries
• Conservational International and UNEP’s 2002 publication ‘Tourism and Biodiversity: Mapping Tourism’s Global Footprint’
• CSIRO:A Guidebook to Environmental Indicators

. Vacation Rental : Bed and Breakfast International (BBI)
. Romantic Getaway: Romantic Getaways by BBI

D-G

• Foran, B., Poldy, F (2002a) Dilemmas Distilled. A summary and guide to the CSIRO technical Report “Future Dilemmas: options to 2050 for Australia’s population, technology, resources and environment. Commonwealth of Australia, Canberra
  
• Earth Summit Report
• Ecotourism Africa Photography Group
• Ecotourism Asia Photography Group
• Ecotourism Europe Photography Group
• Ecotourism Oceania Photography Group
• Eco Trails Kerala - Socially Responsible & Eco Friendly tours in Kerala (India)
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• Enviro.aero: busting the myths and untruths about aviation's impact on the environment.
• Global Agenda
• The Global Partnership for Sustainable Tourism Criteria (GSTC Partnership) is a coalition of 31 organisations working together to foster increased understanding of sustainable tourism practices and the adoption of universal sustainable tourism principles.
• Great Vancouver Regional District: Sustainability indicators on water and air, indicators on growth management and transportation are located in their annual report
• Green Globe: Become a Green Globe community, company, consumer and contribute to a more sustainable world
• Tourism Gender:A global e-networkto share and build quality research, activities and projects to support and enable women as agents of change in and for sustainable tourism
• Guidelines for the Sustainable Development and Management of Tourism in National Parks and Protected Areas (1992; available in English, French, Spanish and Russian)

H-L

• International Conservation Union
• International Council for Local Environment Initiatives: ICLEI is the international agency for local governments whose mission is to build and serve a worldwide movement of local governments to achieve tangible improvements in global environmental and sustainable development conditions through cumulative local actions. (Canada)
• International Ecotourism Society
• International Finance Corporation: Examines EMS’s, including their creation, planning, implementation, monitoring, improving, and case studies (Washington, DC)
• International Finance Corporation: Identifies the road to sustainability, including the strategy, sustainability tools, project approval, supervision and learning (Washington, DC)
• International Network for the Sustainable Development of Coastal Tourism Destinations
• Living on less than US$1 per day in the Asia-Pacific Region: "While considerable progress has been made in the Asia-Pacific region towards reaching the Millennium Development Goals such as halving extreme poverty and hunger by 2015, some 766 million people there still live on less than $1 a day."-- Mr Jean-Charles Le Vallée

M-O

• MEPI environmental performance: Benchmarking using indicators (United Kingdom)
• Millennium Indicators Database -- Goals, Targets and Indicators: UN Statistics Division. To help track progress on the United Nations Millennium Declaration, the United Nations Secretariat and the specialised agencies of the UN system, as well as representatives of IMF, the World Bank and OECD defined a set of time-bound and measurable goals and targets. GRADE (Grupo de Análisis para el Desarrollo/Group of Analysis for Development)
• Montreal Process
• National Strategies for Sustainable Development
• National Geographic Sustainable Tourism
• OECD:Sustainable Development --Critical Issues
• Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States (OHRLLS)

P-R

• Planeta.com is the practical journal of global ecotourism. Since 1994 the site has provided place-based guides and features indices of financial institutions working toward responsible travel and ectourism; current e-conferences focus on food, health and building communities and tourism and climate change
• Portland Sustainability Principles:Ten principles to achieve a sustainable city
• Rainforest Alliance
• Renewable Energy Policy Project
• Resource Renewal Institute: RRI's main role is to promote the implementation of green plans
• Responsible Tourism Guide to the Mekong: An official Mekong Tourism site
  

S-T

• SE Asian Seal of Excellence of Handicrafts Products
• Small business: The University of New Brunswick (Canada) has established a Web site for small and medium sized enterprises to assist them in managing in a sustainable manner.
• Stay Another Day! www.stay-another-day.org
• Sustainable Development of Tourism: A Compilation of Good Practices (2000 -- contains papers in English, French, and Spanish)
• Sustainable Tourism Cooperative Research Centre
• Sustainability
• Sustainable Communities Initiative:Builds capacity in rural, coastal, Aboriginal and northern communities that wish to take control of their future, by providing them with modern mapping technologies to make informed decisions for sustainable development (Canada).
• Sustainable Development: Discusses indicators of sustainable development, including headline, national, regional, local and international (London)
• Sustainable Tourism in Protected Areas: Guidelines for Planning and Managementand other great downloads
• The Sustainable Tourism Gateway was set up in order to develop awareness and educate on issues related to sustainable tourism; to assist in policy and programme development; and to facilitate monitoring and evaluation.
  
• Sustainability of Tour Operators' Supply Chains; Xavier Font, School of Tourism Hospitality and Events, Leeds Metropolitan University
• Tourism and Climate Change E-Conference
  
• Tour Operators' Initiative: Tourism certification programmes

U-V

• UN DP human development indicators
• UN EP Tourism Programme
• UN ESCAP Poverty and Development Division
• UN IPCC:United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
• United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Division of Sustainable Development
• United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change: Climate Change information kit (Switzerland).
• US Environmental Protection Agency: EMS Design, ISO14001, general management resources and sustainable business (Cambridge, MA)
• Voices for Burma: An independent NGO helping visitors explore the issues surrounding the ethical minefield of traveling to Burma/Myanmar

W-Z

• Web 2.0 Strategies for Visitors, Travel Professionals and Government Officials - overview prepared by Ron Mader with examples of various social media applications used by multiple stakeholders.
• What Tourism Managers Need to Know: A Practical Guide to the Development and Use of Indicators of Sustainable Tourism (1996 -- available in English, French and Spanish)
• WHL Travel WHL is a global travel booking site for the developing world and with a focus on sustainable tourism.
• WWW.WildAsia.net Wild Asia is a social enterprise working to support the conservation of natural areas and the communities dependent upon their resources.
  
• World Bank: The World Development Indicators (WDI) 2004 is the World Bank’s annual compilation of data about development.Data on poverty
• World Bank: Going Green for Youth. Aimed at youth, this World Bank site has compiled information resources related to biodiversity, renewable energy and other approaches to sustainable development. Visitors to the site can comment on the stories. Selected comments are posted on the site.
• World Bank Board of Directors: There are four Boards of Executive Directors representing the four institutions of the World Bank Group: International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD), International Development Association (IDA), International Finance Corporation (IFC) and Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA)
• World Tourism and Travel Council (2003) Blue Print for New Tourism
• WMC Ltd: Community-Environment Report, Towards Sustainable Development – Community and Environment
• World Ecology Report: Special Focus – From Greening to Sustainability (New Zealand)
• World Resources --A Guide to the Global Environment