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BEST PRACTICE PRESENTATION BASQUE GOVERNMENT Biodiversity and Environmental Participation TOURISM IN THE PROTECTED NATURAL AREAS OF THE BASQUE COUNTRY: A STRATEGY FOR QUALITY Provincial Councils of Bizkaia, Alava and Gipuzkoa, and Basque Government 1

Background of the action (1) (1994) Regional Law for Nature Conservation The Basque Network of Protected Natural Areas 9 Natural Parks: Urkiola, Valderejo, Gorbeia, Izki, Armañón, Aralar, Pagoeta, Aiako Harria, Aitzkorri-Aratz 7.235 km 2 Protection schemes Regulation of public use 20% 2

Background of the action (2) (2008) Reflection process on sustainable public use in the Natural Parks (2009) Workshop: Quality as the basis for the management of Protected Natural Areas (2010) Project: Quality Standards for the Network of Protected Natural Areas in Euskadi 3

Background of the action (3) Strategy for Quality in the Basque Network of Protected Natural Areas in Euskadi FIVE-YEAR PLANNING (2010-2014) Implementation of the Q for Tourist Quality Implementation of the European Charter for Sustainable Tourism (ECST) in the Valderejo Natural Park 4

Background of the action (4) URKIOLA Natural Park 5. 955 ha ARALAR Natural Park 10.971 ha GORBEIA Natural Park 20.016 ha PAGOETA Natural Park 2.860 ha 5

VALDEREJO Natural Park 3.496 ha Lahoz, Lalastra, Ribera and Villamardones Background of the action (5) Agriculture and livestock Wide variety of habitats pottoka Gyps fulvus (vulture) Pinus sylvestris 6

The two approaches The aim of the implementation of the Q for Tourist Quality (UNE 187002) is: To ensure the observance of specified service levels or standards in the management of a PNA, creating a dynamic of continuous improvement in the spheres relating to the management of public use. The aim of the European Charter for Sustainable Tourism in PNA is: To improve the sustainable development and management of tourism in a PNA which takes account of the needs of the environment, local residents, local businesses and visitors. 7

GOAL 1) Adopt standards of quality in the management of the PNA in Euskadi and establish the necessary mechanisms for their achievement in the fields of biodiversity conservation, public use and economic development 2) Optimization of social and economic development in the area of influence of protected natural areas (rural development) 3) Enhancement of biodiversity in protected natural areas TARGETS 1) Consolidate the Quality System based on the UNE 187002:2008. 2) Get the involvement of stakeholders: Implement the European Charter for Sustainable Tourism in the Natural Park of Valderejo as innovative management and investment in tourism promotion and economic network 8

METHODOLOGY Obtain and implement a certified quality system for PNA s management HUMAN RESSOURCES FINANCIAL RESSOURCES Provincial Councils staff Basque Government s staff Consultant - IKT s staff» 40 people 24.000 /year (5 years) 25% funding 9

TEACHINGS OF THE ACTION The Quality System based on the UNE 187002:2008 is revealed as a useful tool for: Quality control in the management of the public use The organization of the management team Compliance with the requirements of environmental quality and sustainability. The European Sustainable Tourism Charter reflects the will of the institutions responsible for the management of protected areas and tourism professionals to promote tourism that meets the principles of sustainable development. 10

RESULTS Through the implementation of the the PNA will get: Improvement of the management Increase in staff training Improvement of efficiency of management tools Greater visitors satisfaction Immersion in a process of continuous improvement Recognition on the part of the tourist sector and the visitor Use of the Q as an instrument of promotion and popularization 11

RESULTS Through the implementation of the PNA will get: Increase the involvement of tourism professionals in the planning of a PNA Promoting tourism in the territory Increase awareness of visitors Promote social and economic development based on the conservation of natural resources A tool for planning and control the tourism policy A tool for monitoring and evaluating the tourism polity Recognition as a territory of excellence in the field of sustainable tourism 12

FOLLOW UP What are the future actions? Consolidation of the Quality system. Implementation in every PNA of the Network Monitoring and analysing about the impact of the Quality system Deployment of the remaining actions of the Strategy for Quality in the Basque Network of Protected Natural Areas What could you improve? Collaborative tools common to all the management bodies Coordination between the management bodies of the PNA and the different administrations involved (local governments, tourism, industry, environment ) 13

CONCLUSION SIMILARITIES: Continuous improvement processes Voluntary agreements Quality marks 14

CONCLUSION DIFFERENCES: Quality services Compatibilisation Requirements of the services Planning of tourism Management team Management team + Citizens + Tourism business 15

CONCLUSION The two approaches are complementary Since the UNE standard provides the basic tools for control, it is highly recommended to start with the Q implementation, and then get the adhesion to the Charter 16

Eskerrik asko! www.turismoa.euskadi.net www.euskadi.net/biodiversidad 17