Experiencia Yunguilla: Gobernanza local comunitaria en destinos turísticos y su interacción con las administraciones cantonales y parroquiales
This article examines the impact of local community governance in the community of Yunguilla, Ecuador, and its relationship with cantonal and community governance in promoting sustainability and environmental protection in a tourism destination. It highlights the leadership of community representati...
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2024
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| Sumario: | This article examines the impact of local community governance in the community of Yunguilla, Ecuador, and its relationship with cantonal and community governance in promoting sustainability and environmental protection in a tourism destination. It highlights the leadership of community representatives, who have promoted the development of sustainable tourism based on responsible governance principles. This approach has enabled the community to benefit from the natural environment, avoiding the unsustainable practices of the past, such as the indiscriminate exploitation of resources. The evolution towards responsible environmental management underlines the importance of governance in the development of tourism in rural areas. However, the article also recognizes the challenges faced by the community in its relationship with the Decentralized Autonomous Governments (GADs). Despite its achievements, Yunguilla maintains an independent stance, avoiding intervention from the GADs for fear that this would compromise its model of sustainability. The study explores the agreements and conventions that support the Yunguilla Experience, analyzing how they translate into concrete policies for sustainable tourism management. |
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