a proposal for a community-based tourism livelihood program Garay, Joanna B. creator De-Vera, Monica H. Centeno, Princess Aj G. Delos Santos, Simon John T. text xxu Parañaque City Olivarez College 2025 monographic eng

print

This study investigates the development of a sustainable local souvenir, the {91}{92} seed paper pot{92}{92} under a community-based tourism livelihood program. This aims to learn how the plantable seed paper pot souvenir can help support sustainable tourism, foster the development of local business, and promote environmental protection. By utilizing waste materials and combining traditional craft with environmentalism, the seed paper pot provides locals with a distinctive souvenir as well as a call to environmentally responsible action. This research explores how this concept may be integrated in community-based tourism, investigating its local artisan, small business, and environmental benefits. By conducting focus group discussions with members of the community, the research explores into the ways that the seed paper pot would be an influential initiative. Initial results indicate that the community is willing to patronize eco-friendly products. In the end, this study intends to demonstrate how sustainable tourism can enrich communities, save the environment, and give tourists valuable souvenirs as the seed paper pot. Joanna B. Garay, Monica H. De-Vera, Princess Aj G. Centeno, & Simon John T. Delos Santos. Undergraduate thesis. seed paper sustainable souvenirs community engagement tourism livelihood eco-friendly community-based tourism T 338.4791 2025 0046 OCLRC 260623 20260731013049.0 16956