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Photograph 12: Photograph 13: Photograph 14: Members of the Shewula Community and others meet to discuss the project with a representative from the British Council, which has provided funding for tourism development in Shewula. From left: Bernard Sifundza, Jabulani Tsabedze (representative from British Council), Amos Magagula, Sikhumbuzo DIamini (Head Warden of Mbuluzi Game Reserve) and Alfred Mabila. The view to the east from Shewula. On a clear day one can see Maputo, the capital of Mozambique. Standing on the edge of the Lubombo escarpment, looking south-west. On cloudless days the view includes Mbuluzi Game Reserve and the fields of the Sugar Estates, with Hlane Royal National Park in the distance. x
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS CC: carrying capacity CMP: Comprehensive Mitigation Plan COSPE: Cooperazione per lo Sviluppo dei Paesi Emergenti DFID: (Department for International Development) DNFFB: Direccao Nacional de Florestas e Fauna Bravia Mozambique EA: Environmental Assessment ECC: Environmental Compliance Certificate ESRA: Economic and Social Reform Agenda GEF: Global Environmental Facility l&APs: Interested and affected parties IEE: Initial Environmental Evaluation IEM: Integrated Environmental Management ITF: Individual Tenure Farms IUCN : World Conservation Union (formerly the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources) LAC: Limits of Acceptable Change LSDI: Lubombo Spatial Development Initiative NDS: National Development Strategy NGO: Non-Governmental Organisation PCR: Project Compliance Report PPF: Peace Parks Foundation PSMP: Public Sector Management Programme RSA: Republic of South Africa SATOUR: South African Tourism SEA: Swaziland Environmental Authority SGRT: Shewula Game Reserve Trust SNL: Swazi Nation Land SNTC: Swaziland National Trust Commission STWG: Shewula Trust Working Group (In this case, the term 'Shewula Trust' is a phrase that actually refers to the Shewula-Mbuluzi-Mlawula Trust). TDS: Tourism Development Strategy TFCA: Transfrontier Conservation Areas UCA: Umbuluzi Catchment Association WTTC: World Tourism and Travel Council XI
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Although the reserve is relatively
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parks and reserves. As SNTC oversee
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2.4.4.3. Economic support structure
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One of the transfrontier initiative
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The iNcwala or 'first fruits' cerem
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These political changes have eroded
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3.5. RECOMMENDATIONS The recommenda
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4.4. PROBLEMS This section presents
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c) Re-establishment of game The bel
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References Obua, J. 1997: The Poten
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The four questions that the study t
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3. Requirements The resources that
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Outreach programme at Mlawula could
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If the tourism development site wer
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