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An inclusive ecotourism green finance funding model for South Africa
Climate change is occurring at a fast pace, and GHG emissions have already been locked in for future negative impacts. Marginalised communities bear the disproportionate burden of adapting to the negative impacts of climate change, due to unemployment and the lack of access to basic infrastructure....
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2025
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