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- 6. Increasing demand for differentiated products • An opportunity for local products
- 7. Organic farming surface Economic value of P.D.O. and P.G.I. (excluding wine)
- 8. New business PROTECTED AREA TOURISMLOCAL PRODUCTSMARKETS Jobs, wealth, opportunities, local pride, Involvement of stakeholders,
- 9. • Nº = 10, 499.895 ha, 130 municipalities Aging rate, decreases Rate of activity, increases Level of training , increases Castilla y Leon Natural Parks
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- 13. NP Sierra Nevada • 86.000 ha – 72% entrepreneurs say the park positively affects the billing – 27,1% of the turnover is due to the park (334 M€) – Direct employment = 4.683 • Fernández et al. 2007 Municipalities in Parks Other mountain munipalities Andalucia Period Population 0,54 -0,25 0,70 1989-2005 Aging index 60,1 66,3 47,9 1986-2005 Net incomes/inhabitant 6,73 5,07 4,50 1991-2001
- 14. • Data show: – Positive impact well beyond that recognized by the local population and the administration – Direct impact on the local population • Promotes: – the integration of nature conservation and landscape as a business asset – more collaborative attitudes
- 15. CHALLENGES • Case by case approach • Too focused on the tourist sector • Park administration must be more proactive • More studies socio-economic studies are needed • Should not be confused with the value of biodiversity • Results must be shown to the wide public • Should be a reason for a better understanding between stakeholders and nature conservation
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- 18. • New business. New jobs Nº SME. Cabañeros NationalPark 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Before 1995 1995-99 2000-04 2005-08
- 19. Some facts • Huge surface • 1.300 municipalities, 12.000.000 inhabitats
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