#1Sustainable Tourism Development (STDev) Strategy in Indonesia Dr. Diena Mutiara Lemy, A.Par., M.M. The 3rd International Seminar On Tourism (ISOT Hospitality and Tourism Sustainability: Research, Innovation and Technology General Secretary of HILDIKTIPARI (Association of Indonesia Tourism Tertiary Education Institution National Secretariate of Indonesia Sustainable Tourism Development, The Ministry of Tourism of Indonesia Dean of Faculty of Tourism - Universitas Pelita Harapan pesona indonesia wonderful indonesia#2Agenda A. Background B. Sustainable Tourism Development Programme in Indonesia C. Policy Support and STDev Milestones in Indonesia D. STD, STO, STC Progress and Programme wonderful indonesia 2#3Impact for "Unsustainable Tourism" wonderful indonesia Ranukumbolo, Semeru Segara Anakan, Rinjani Gunung Gede, Jawa Barat Cagar Alam Pulau Sempu, Malang Pantai Kuta, Bali#4A. Background pesona indonesia 4#5BACKGROUND The rapid growth of Indonesia's tourism industry The growth Tourism as the core business The government realize the potential of Indonesia's tourism • To implement the principles of sustainable tourism development The commitment pesona indonesia#6INDONESIA'S TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017 Related to Competitiveness Index, Indonesia is improving significantly. RANK 2008 0 10 20 30 40 50 3.70 660 70 0 80 60 90 The Travel & Tourism Competitive Pelaxing Somer eport 2008 80 Source: World Economic Forum (WEF), 2017 2009 3.80 The Travel & Tourism Competiti 81 eport 2009 2011 2013 pesona indonesia 2015 2017 4.20 4.16 4.10 4.03 4.04 4.00 The Travel & Tourism Competitiv ort 2011 74 Rank The Travel & Tourism Competitive Report 20 70 Score The Travel Compe Report dams 50 The Travel Compet Report 42 ism - 4.00 3.90 3.80 3.70 3.60 3.50 3.40 SCORE 6#7Indonesia's TTCI WEF Performance 2015 and 2017 INDONESIA TRAVEL AND TOURISM COMPETITIVENESS RANK 2015 & 2017 2017 2015 Cultural Resources and Business Travel Natural Resources Tourist Service Infrastructure Ground and Port Infrastructure Air Transport Infrastructure Environmental Sustainability Price Competitiveness International Openness Prioritization of Travel & Tourism ICT Readiness Human Resources and Labor Market Health and Hygiene 14 19 235 17 1215 Safety and Security Business Environment 0 20 20 Source: TTCI WEF 2015 and 2017 Edition 3639 40 40 55 69 77 85 64 53 60 6063 96 101 91 1089 91 83 134 60 80 100 120 140 160 wonderful indonesia 2015 2017 50/ 42/ Rank 141 136 Score 4.04 4.2 Pelestarian lingkungan masih menjadi key risk factor dalam pembangunan berkelanjutan sektor pariwisata. Ranking terendah untuk pilar Environmental Sustainability: 134th 141 negara di 2015 131st 136 negara di 2017#8A. Strategy of Sustainable Tourism Development (STDev) SOC FACTSHEET INDONESIA SC FACTSHEET INDONESIA SDGs FACTSHEET INDONESIA wonderful indonesia TUJUAN 8 • • GOAL 8 DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH Holland se SUSTABLE DOPHENT GOALS CHAN 83.4% IN INDONESIA (2015) 3.4% 5% "By 2030, devise and implement policies to promote sustainable tourism that creates jobs and promotes local culture and products" 11 Targets Challenges For Indonesia 1. Generating Foreign Exchange (Multiplier effect) 2. Best in Region TUJUAN 12 • GOAL 12 RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND About 1.3 billion tons of FOOD PRODUCTION 团 SE DLOPENT GOALS Induced 13mm hned plan H LIGHTBULBS US$120 billion 1 billion people o not haOGEE TO dan waser KES 9.6 billion the equivalent of almost 3 PLANETS "by 2030 increase the economic benefits of SIDS (small Island developing states) and LDCs (less development country) from the sustainable use of marine resources, including through sustainable management of fisheries, aquaculture and tourism" 11 Targets Challenges For Indonesia 1. Tourism Hub Country 2. Culture Tourism (People to People) Source: UNWTO - http://icr.unwto.org/content/tourism-and-sdgs TUJUAN 14 • • GOAL 14 LIFE BELOW WATER Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development In 2011, about 54% of Indonesia's animal protein supply came hom fish andseafood. In 2012, the fishing industry accounted for 21% of Indonesia's agricultural economy and marine resources contributed 3% anually to the national GDP In 2011, over 6 million people in Indonesia were engaged in inland and marine fishing and fish farming. SIDHOP Indonesia is home to more than 20% (2.2 million hectares) of the world's mangroves forests, which are multi-fuctional ecosystems that nurture fishery and forest resources, mitigate coastal disasters and climate change, and accommodate vast biodiversity. Indonesia has 18% of the world's coral reefs, and is therefore the world's largest repository of marine life. Coral reefs are habitats for 90 percent of the fish caught by coastal fishers. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS "Develop and implement tools to monitor sustainable development impacts for sustainable tourism which creates jobs, promotes local culture and products" 10 Targets Challenges For Indonesia 1. Indonesia Incorporated 2. Tourism Competitiveness (Marine & Archipelago) 8#9ROADMAP SUSTAINABLE TOURISM PROGRAM: Roadmap 2007-2014 #Workshop on Indicators of Sustainable Development for Tourism Destinations in Lombok; #UNSDSN Conference 2015 # Commitments for STD pilot project In 20 region; # Commitments for STO pilot project in 3 region and 3 university; # MoU on with GSTC and UNSDSN 2016 # Sustainable Destination Standard with GSTC recognition; #Launching 3 STO #PATA Travelmart showcase marketing #National Conference on STD; #TFT for Potential National Assessors. #Commitments for 10 Priority Destination 2018 #National Certification #National Sustainable Tourism Award 2017 # National Certification Body, #Certification on Destination # Sustainable Tourism Conference #2 New STO #Participating on World Tourism Day celebrating Sustainable Development Year # Program Scale Up 2019 pesona indonesia#10wonderful indonesia Balangan Beach B. Sustainable Tourism Development Programme in Indonesia 10#11Sustainable Tourism Development “Sustainable tourism development meets the needs of present tourist and host regions while protecting and enhancing opportunity for the future. It is envisaged as leading to management of all resources in such way that economic, social, and aesthetic needs can be fulfilled while maintaining cultural integrity, essential ecological processes, and biological diversity, and life support system." Source: UNWTO wonderful indonesia#12Green Tourism wonderful indonesia Green Tourism is Sustainable Tourism, Responsible Tourism, Quality Tourism "...Tourism which takes into account the needs of the environment, local residents, businesses, and visitors; now and in the future". environmentally friendly tourist, businesses, communities related to physical environment, socio cultural environment, economical environment tourists' satisfaction, communities's satisfaction, environmental satisfaction#13Tourism and Poverty SOURCE OF LIVELIHOOD GROWTH AND DIVERSIFICATION IN MARGINAL/REMOTE AREAS ACCESS TO MARKET FOR THE POOR PRO-POOR GROWTH NON FARM LIVELIHOOD OPPORTUNITIES EDUCATION AND TRAINING TOURISM AND POVERTY ENTERPRISE, SMES HEALTHCARE, INFRATSRUCTURE AND SERVICES JOBS: EMPLOYMENT AND EMPOWERMENT SUSTAINABLE CORPORATE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT RESPONSIBILITY MANAGEMENT Source: ILO Toolkit on Poverty Reduction through Tourism (2011:11) wonderful indonesia#14Sustainable Tourism Program Re- porting STO Research & Monitoring Economy Commu- nity STD Sustainable Development Recom mem- in Tourism dation Assesors - Assessment STC Certifi- cation Acreditation Environ- ment STD: Sustainable Tourism Destination STO: Sustainable Tourism Observatory STC: Sustainable Tourism Certification pesona indonesia#15Policy Support and Milestones of STDev in Indonesia wonderful indonesia#16SUSTAINABLE TOURISM MILESTONES 2019 2019 VISIONING 2019 Indonesia menjadi Sustainable Tourism Hub di Kawasan Asia Pasifik, Kerjasama dengan UNWTO, UN-SDSN & GSTC 2018 2017 2016 ST Hub Asia Pacific, in cooperation with UNWTO, UN-SDSN & GSTC Beyond 2019 • ISTA & ICST Consortium • ST Certification • • • • . • . Progress & Achievement of STD, SIO & STC ST Hub Asia Pacific, in cooperation with UNWTO, UN-SDSN & GSTC ISTA & ICST Consortium 2019 ASEAN Sustainable Tourism Award (ASTA) 2018 Sustainable Tourism Mart & Business Forum ST Assessor & Certification by International Qualification ISTA & National Conference on Sustainable Tourism 2018 -Training Program for UNWTO STO-- Indonesia Sustainable Tourism Award (ISTA) 2017 International Conference on Sustainable Tourism (ICST) o Launching of WINSTO Forum & STD Forum o MoU Signing with 12 new STOS -- Launching of Dashboard of ST- Launching 3 STOS PATA Travelmart - showcase marketing ToT for Potential National Assessors Committment of STD for 10 Priority Tourism Destinations MOT Regulation No. 14/2016 on the Guidelines for Sustainable Tourism Destination, modified from GSTC Criteria Committment for STD pilot project in 20 regions Committment for STO pilot project in 3 regions & 3 univ. MCSTO (+ 2 univ. MCSTO) MoU with GSTC and UN-SDSN Forum Komunikasi Sinergi Para Pihak untuk Pembangunan Berkelanjutan bidang Pariwisata - Pullman Hotel Jakarta, 17 Maret 2014 GSTC Criteria - Sustainable Tourism Training - Lombok, 27-31 October 2014 International Conference on Sustainable Development (ICSD): Special Focus on Tourism - back- to-back with APEC 2013, UN-SDSN Highlight Prioritas: 2015 Sertifikasi dan Assessor berstandar internasional 2014 bidang Sustainable Tourism 2013 BNDCC Bali, 5-6 October 2013 2007 Workshop on Indicators of Sustainable Development for Tourism Destinations, UNWTO#17Policy Support: Indonesia Tourism Policy Tourism Act, Law no.10/2009 Sustainability must encompass the natural, social, economic and cultural environment Implication: . • • Tourism destination development must be based on sustainability Social and economic benefits may derived from tourism area without destructing the environment and local cultures Tourist behaviour and code of ethics of tourism form an integral part in realization of sustainable development National Development Plan 2005-2025 Tourism Development must also be based on the principles that tourism must protect and conserve the environment holistically Green Homestay Development : wonderful indonesia started in 2004 A guidelines on how to develop homestay as "micro small medium enterprises" The Adoption of Green Hotel Standard: an environmentally friendly and adopts energy conservation measures relate to environmentally policy, green product, community empowerment, waste management, energy efficiency (started in 2007) Eco-Guide Standard : in 2009 Indonesia set up the standard for ECOGUIDE in order to increase professionalism and quality of guide as well as the ecotourism Development of Park and Garden : in 2011 Indonesia started to design a guideline on how to develop park and garden Guideline on Sustainable Destination Development Referring to UNWTO and GSTC Criteria Guidelines on National Sustainable Observatories (On Progress) Guidelines on Sustainable Tourism Certification (On Progress) Guidelines on Indonesia Sustainable Tourism Awards 17#18Sustainable Tourism Program: CRITERIA for Sustainable Destination modified from and acknowledged by GSTC Criteria SDG no.8 Decent Work & Economic Growth SDG no.12-Responsible Consumption & Production SDG no.14 Life Below Water Sustainable Tourism Program Sustainable Tourism Destination (STD) Sustainable Tourism Observatory (STO) Tourists + Local community wonderful indonesia Sustainable Tourism Certification (STC) Capacity building, stakeholders engagement, inclusive tourism, international cooperation, responsible marketing A Sustainable Management B Economy C Social Culture D Environment A1 Sustainable destination strategy B1 Economic monitoring C1 Attraction protection D1 Environmental risks A2 Destination management organisation B2 Local career opportunity C2 Visitor management D2 A3 Monitoring B3 Public participation C3 Visitor behaviour D3 Protection of sensitive environment Wildlife protection A4 Tourism seasonality management B4 Local community opinion C4 Cultural heritage protection D4 Greenhouse gas emissions A5 Climate change adaptation B5 Local access C5 Site interpretation D5 Energy conservation A6 Inventory of tourism assets & B6 Tourism awareness & education C6 Intellectual property D6 Water management attractions B7 Preventing exploitation D7 Water security A7 Planning regulations B8 Support for community D8 Water quality A8 Access for all B9 Supporting local entrepreneurs & fair D9 Wastewater A9 Property acquisition trade D10 Solid waste reduction A10 Visitor satisfaction A11 Sustainability standards A12 Safety and security A13 A14 Crisis and emergency management Promotion Stipulated in the Regulation of the Minister of Tourism Number 14 Year 2016 on the Guidelines of Sustainable Tourism Destinations D11 Light and noise pollution D12 Low-impact transportation 18#19SUSTAINABLE TOURISM PROGRAM: Initiatives / Activities SCOPING KEY MEASURES National Guidelines on Sustainable Tourism Program STD ✓ National Guidelines on STO ✓ Prototyping 5 STOS ✓ STO: Pre-Establishment Acceptance Procedure Stakeholder Engagement STO Developing Issues and Indicators Monitoring and Reporting Communication and information sharing Sustainable Tourism Strategy Platform Sustainable Tourism Master plan MoU and Destination Contract on Sustainable National and International Assessor Training Program ✓ Facilitator and Local Partner Training ✓ International Conference National Conference on STD ✓ Prototyping 10 Priority Destination ✓ Economic Research • Capacity Building Local Community Field Research Action Research Reporting Training for Trainers ✓ Community Empowerment facilitators and local partners ✓ Environment Climate Change Response National Conference on STO Recommendations National Conference on STO (Wonderful Indonesia Sustainable National Tourism Observatory/WINSTO) INSTO wonderful indonesia National Guidelines on STC ✓Certification in Sustainable Destination Training for Assessors STC Cooperation with GIZ, Earthcheck Prototyping 3 destinations Assessment Comprehensive and snapshot assessment Accreditation National Agency Recommendation Indonesia Sustainable Tourism Award ASEAN Sustainable Tourism Award Labelling 19#20Indonesia Sustainable Tourism Dashboard Dashboard contains record of data on STD, STO and STC activities Mail - amelda.pramezwa x G Strategic Management: x A Sustainable Tourism Dash x C Not secure sustainabletourism.web.id. Apps For quick access, place your bookmarks here on the bookmarks bar, Import bookmarks now.. wonderful indonesia indonesia ABOUT THE DASHBOARD Audrey х HOME DESTINATION ECONOMIC SOCIAL CULTURAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS 2017 INDONESIA EMISSION REDUCTION SUSTAINABLE The Ministry of Tourism Republic of Indonesia emphasizes the need to develop tourism sustainably. Further tourism development would need to increase tourism's contribution to (local) economic development, community's welfare, socio-cultural values, environment protection and conservation of cultural and natural heritage. Indonesia Sustainable Tourism Dashboard provides information on key tourism performance related to the sustainability standards. The dashboard will help to assess the development of sustainable tourism in Indonesia, and furthermore Improving on indicators of sustainability which need attention. PROJECT BACKGROUND TOURISM DASHBOARD POREIGN EXCHANGE 11.548 MILLION TOURISM SECTOR INVESTMENT richins2008.pdf 6007-7 PROTECTED IN HOCHES TOURIST EXPENDITURE 2016 51 LLLL LLLL PROTECTED AREAS IN INDONESIA 13.7% INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY wonderful indonesia Show all × ENG 22:41 The Initiation of http://sustainabletourism.web.id/ US 06-Aug-18 wonderful indonesia#21Sustainable Tourism Destination (STD) wonderful indonesia#22Sustainable Tourism Destinations (STD) Maps Sabang City wonderful indonesia Medan City Bintan Regency Morotai Regency Pontianak Berau Regency *City Ternate City: Biak Numfor Regency Hulu Sungai Pesisir Selatan: Palangkaraya Selatan Regency: Regency City Raja Ampat Regency Palembang Belitung Wakatobi Regency Regency Regency Sleman Regency Pangandaran Regency" Probolinggo Regency Magelang:: Regency West Lombok Regency 22#23STD Highlights: National Sustainable Destination Standard, GSTC Recognition SUSTAINABLE TOURISM DESTINATION GUIDELINES wonderful indonesia ABOUT GSTC CERTIFICATION GLOBAL SUSTAINABLE TOURISM COUNCIL travel forever wonderful indonesia GLOBALSUSTAINABLE COTOURISM COUNCIL travel forever GSTC RECOGNITION OF Sustainable Tourism Destination Standard for Indonesia Presented To: The Ministry of Tourism Republic of Indonesia Bubble Randy Durband Chief Executive Officer PROGRAMS PARTICIPATE PARTNERS RESOURCES MEMBERS Luigi Cabrini Chair, Board of Directors Highlight and Progress : Green Tourism Green Investment and Finance; Green Building, Hotel and Homestay; Green Province/Destination. Adaptation and mitigation program; Reduce, Recycle, Reuse; Energy Efficiency Program; ❖Tree Adoption and Coral Reef Plantation Climate Change Responsive Program; ❖Ecolabelling; ❖ Ecotourism Sustainable Strategy and Master Plan You are here: Home > About > News & Announcements > South Sardinia Completes Early Adopter Assessment of Global Sustainable Tourism Criteria for Destinations > Sustainable Tourism Destination Standard for Indonesia Achieves GSTC-Recognition Created Wednesday, 07 September 2016 22:12 8 September 2010, Jakarta, Indonesia - The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) is pleased to announce that the Sustainable Tourism Destination Standard for Indonesia has achieved GSTC-Recognized' status. The awarded status affirms Indonesia's commitment to promote sustainable tourism products and services. "The Sustainable Tourism Destination Standard for Indonesia was developed to guide the sustainable development of tourism destinations in Indonesia. Recognizing the Sustainable 8 GSTC European Regional Meeting TAKE ACTION NOW Anyone from individuals to larger organizations 23#24STD Guidelines for Indonesia GSTC Recognition Adopting GSTC Criteria (Global Sustainable Tourism Council) Launching of The Decree on PATA Travelmart 2016 The Minister of Tourism Decree on STD standards for Indonesia (Permen No. 14 Tahun 2016) pesona indonesia 24#25STD Progress: ISTA, Sustainable Logo, and International Conference wonderful indonesia 1 Indonesia Sustainable Tourism Awards WONDERFUL 2 Sustainable Logo 3 International Conference, Workshop, Sustainable Tourism Club sustainable tourism indonesia 1. International Conference on Sustainable Tourism (Yogyakarta, 2017) 2. STD Forum (2017) 3. Tourism Sustainable Assessor Workshop (2017-2019) 4. Sustainable Tourism Clubs 25#26Sustainable Tourism Destination (STD) wonderful indonesia#27STO Progress: Launcing, Research, Reporting and New Initiatives The Secretary-General H.E. Mr. Arief Yahya Minister of Tourism Ministry of Tourism Jalan Medan Merdeka Barat, 17 Jakarta 10110 Indonesia. Ref: SDT/INSTO/LH.006/2016 Madrid, 7 September 2016 Subject: Acceptance of Indonesian Sustainable Tourism Observatories as members of the UNWTO International Network of Sustainable Tourism Observatories (INSTO). Dear Minister, 1./Dunl Frined. This is in reference to your letter of support of 19 April 2016 endorsing the applications of the destinations a) West Lombok Regency, b) Pangandaran Regency and c) Sleman Regency to become part of the UNWTO International Network of Sustainable Tourism Observatories (INSTO). I am pleased to inform you that the Centre for Tourism Planning and Development of the Bandung Institute of Technology, responsible for monitoring sustainable tourism in Sesaot and Senggigi Lombok Barat (West Lombok Regency); the Magister and Doctor Tourism Program of the Graduate School of Gadjah Mada University, responsible for monitoring sustainable tourism in the Pangandaran Regency; and the Faculty of Economics of Mataram University, responsible for monitoring sustainable the Sleman Regency have been accepted and are now members of the INSTO initiative. tourism. I also wish to thank you for the coordination and continuous support provided by your Ministry, which led to the establishment of the observatories, I am confident that this step of introducing regular and timely measurement of tourism performance at destination level will be of high benefit for all participating stakeholders and the sustainable development of the tourism sector in Indonesia. Report Indonesia Monitoring Center for UNWTO Sustainable Tourism Observatories wonderful indonesia Indonesia Monitoring Center for UNWTO Sustainable Tourism Observatories REPORT Ministry of Tourism Republic of Indonesia 2016 UNWTO presented Letter of Acknowledgement for 3 Sustainable Tourism Observatory (STOS) at the PATA Travel Mart in September 2016 in ICE BSD Mission: "to promote sustainable tourism development and build the global-local linkages" 27#28STO Progress: Launcing, Research, Reporting and New Initiatives wonderful indonesia INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SUSTAINABLE TOURISM Managing Tourism as a Sustainable Business Model for Sustainable Future" Royal Ambarrukano Hotel Yogyakar October 21-November 1 UNWTO presented Letter of Acknowledgement for 2 Sustainable Tourism Observatory (STOS)-Sanur and Samosir-at the International Conference on Sustainable Tourism (ICST) on October 31st, 2017 at Royal Ambarrukmo Hotel, Yogyakarta INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SUSTAINABLE TOURISM indonesia Managing Tourism as a Sustainable Business Model for Sustainable Future" Royal A ukmo Hotel-Yogyakarta, Indonesia er 31 November 1, 2017 In Cooperatio Mission: "to promote sustainable tourism development and build the global- local linkages" 28#29STO 2018 Highlight Programmes Apr 2018 Training Program for UNWTO STO May Jun 4 Jul wonderful indonesia Aug National Conference on Sustainable Tourism (NCST) in Medan, Samosir Nov#30Sustainable Tourism Certification (STC) wonderful indonesia#31GLOBAL SCALE 100 SCHEMES CERTIFICATION INTERNATIONAL BODY INFOREST ALLIANC CERTIFIED UNEP UNITED NATIONS FOUNDATION UNWTO TM GSTC Global Sustainable Tourism Council World Tourism Organization wonderful indonesia#32STC: Snapshot Assessment Location* *) for trial on the implementation of Minister Regulation Number 14 Year 2016 Sleman Regency: Pangandaran Regency Wakatobi Regency West Lombok Regency wonderful indonesia 32#33Sustainable Tourism Certification (STC) Map Samosir Regency Pesisir Selatan Regency: Morotai isl. Regency Manado City Belitung Regency: North Toraja Regency Wakatobi Regency Kep. Seribu Regency Sleman Regency: Buleleng Regency: Pandeglang Regency Pangandaran Regency Malang Regency Denpasar City :. West Manggarai Regency West Lombok Regency wonderful indonesia 33#34Benefit of STC for Destination 01 04 Sustainable Tourism Practice Awareness Increasing sustainable tourism knowledge and practices among public and private stakeholders. 02 wonderful indonesia Destination Recognition - Quality Standard For all Certified operators, certification is recognition of a high standard of operations, and is beneficial when applying for grants, awards, licenses or permits. 03 Supports the Earth by Green Traveling Help Travelers around the world plan greener trips by highlighting accommodation providers that engage in environmentally-friendly practices Responsible - Sustainable Destination Marketing & Promotion Promote members' products and create connections, build meaningful partnerships and value enhancing relationships, and to broaden the reach of Sustainable Tourism programs in Indonesia. xx#35STC Progress: Capacity Building, Snapshot Assessment, and Award 1 Capacity Building 2 Destination Snapshot 3 Destination Awards wonderful indonesia 1. Assessors Training 2. Facilitators and Local Partners capacity building 4 destination: Lombok, Wakatobi, Sleman, and Pangandaran • 100 Green Destinations - Misool Ecolodge & Plataran Le Harmony •WTTC Award on Environmental Category - Misool Ecolodge 35#36Challenges and Action Forward • • Supporting Indonesia as Sustainable Tourism Hub for Asia and Pacific Region Learning and Sharing Sustainable Tourism Practices • Promoting Sustainable Tourism for Destination Excellences and Reputation • Undertaking Capacity Building • Promoting Sustainable Tourism Club, Forum and Networking • Reinforcing Eco development, Green Infrastructure, Green Investment as well as Green Tourism by partnership . Encouraging Collective Stakeholder Awareness and Commitment Local leadership and championship Strengthening cooperation, partnership and collaboration with local, national and global stakeholders wonderful indonesia#37References: wonderful indonesia • PPT Sustainable Tourism Development Strategy. (2018). Dr. Frans Teguh. Kementerian Pariwisata Republik Indonesia The Milestone of Sustainable Tourism Development of Indonesia. (2017). Dr. Diena M. Lemy • Indonesia Sustainable Tourism Award (ISTA) Introduction. (2018). STDev National Secretariate. Kementerian Pariwisata Republik Indonesia Skema dan Program Akreditasi Sustainable Tourism Nasional dan GSTC Accreditation and Certification. STDev National Secretariate. Kementerian Pariwisata Republik Indonesia Source: UNWTO#38The better we conserve, the more we prosper wonderful Sustainable Tourism Indonesia for a more... indonesia THANK YOU 38