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    THE APPLICATION OF

    VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS TO MEASUREECONOMIC BENEFITS

    AT TANJONG PIAI, PONTIAN, JOHOR

    Presenter:Nor Haniza Binti

    Mohamad

    10 July 2010

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    To show the importance to measure

    tourism economic benefits received bylocal people

    To explain the application of value

    chain analysis in community basedtourism context

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    Johor

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    TanjongPiai SiteMap

    TPRG UTM 2009

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    an ong a e comesYou

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    With itsecotourism

    site

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    With its local products

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    With its Kampung life

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    Which you canexperience at

    Tanjong PiaiHomestay

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    Many of itspeople earn aliving throughtourism

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    Number of Tourist Arrivals at TanjungPiai Homestay

    Source: TPRG, UTM

    (2009)

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    Gross Income of Tanjung PiaiHomestay from 2007 until

    October 2009

    0

    2

    4

    6

    8

    10

    12

    Year

    No. of Total Income (RM)

    Source: TPRG, UTM(2009)

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    However, numbers can bedeceiving

    In the end, who gets what really?

    How much tourism income isreceived by the local people?

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    It is important to correctlymeasure tourism economic

    benefits received by localpeople.

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    RM2

    5

    Tourist

    Homestay

    Provider

    (profit

    RM125)

    42%

    CoconutFarm

    (Profit

    RM13)

    4%

    Local People

    (Profit

    RM12)

    4%

    Bee Farm

    (Profit

    RM13)

    4%

    Seafood

    Restaurant

    (Profit

    RM65.00)

    22%

    Local People(Profit

    RM12)

    4%

    Local

    Fishermen

    (Profit

    RM60)

    20%

    RM30

    0

    RM60

    RM12

    RM12

    RM12

    5

    RM25RM17

    5

    Accommodation Value Chain ofTanjong Piai income distribution

    Source: TPRG, UTM(2009)

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    Restaurant Value Chain

    Tourist

    Restaurant

    (Profit

    RM800)

    53%

    Wholesale

    r (Profit

    RM400.00)

    27%

    Kampung People

    (Profit

    RM300.00)

    20%

    RM150

    0

    RM70

    0

    RM30

    0

    Source: TPRG, UTM(2009)

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    Retail Value Chain

    RM25

    Tourist

    Homestay

    Provider

    (profit

    RM125)

    42%

    Coconut

    Farm

    (Profit

    RM13)

    4%

    Local People

    (Profit

    RM12)

    4%

    Bee Farm

    (Profit

    RM13)

    4%

    Seafood

    Restaurant

    (Profit

    RM65.00)

    22%

    Local People

    (Profit

    RM12)

    4%

    Local

    Fishermen(Profit

    RM60)

    20%

    RM30

    0

    RM60

    RM12

    RM12

    RM125

    RM25RM175

    Source: TPRG, UTM(2009)

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    The Application of ValueChain Analysis in

    Community Based TourismContext

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    Value Chain Analysis

    Source: Michael Porter (1985)

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    Tourism Value Chain Analysis(including the tourist expenditure)

    Source: International Finance Corporation World Bank Group (2006)

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    Tourism Activities in TanjongPiai

    Category Number of

    Enterprises

    Total Tourist

    Expenditure (RM)

    (a)

    PPI Total (RM)

    (b)

    National Park 1 447060 (1) 172800

    Homestay 54 146880 (4) 61615

    Lekor Piai 1 142000 (5) 52800

    Seafood

    Restaurant

    3 211000 (2) 54000

    Tanjong Piai

    Resort

    1 170000 (3) 42000

    Total 60 1116940 383215

    (c)

    Source: TPRG, UTM (2009)

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    The Strength of Pro Poor Income fromTourism Activities in Tanjong Piai

    Category Number of

    Enterprises

    Total Tourist

    Expenditure

    (RM)

    (a)

    PPI Total

    (RM)

    (b)

    PPI Revenue

    Strength (%)

    (b a)

    PPI Share

    (%)

    (b c)

    National

    Park

    1 447060 (1) 172800 39 45

    Homestay 54 146880 (4) 61615 42 16

    Lekor Piai 1 142000 (5) 52800 37 14

    Seafood

    Restaurant

    3 211000 (2) 54000 26 14

    Tanjong Piai

    Resort

    1 170000 (3) 42000 25 11

    Total 60 1116940 383215

    (c)

    Average

    34%

    100

    Source: TPRG, UTM (2009)

    C i f PPI R

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    Comparisons of PPI RevenueStrength and PPI Share

    Source: TPRG, UTM(2009)

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    Discussion

    Tanjong Piai Homestay has the strongest source of PPIrevenue strength with the highest percentage of 42 but itsPPI share is only slightly higher than Lekor Piai, SeafoodRestaurant and Tanjong Piai Resort which is 16 percent.

    Possible explanation it is the nature of a homestay

    programme to employ or involve a large number of localsin it operation.

    Therefore, a large chunk of its income goes to the localscausing the PPI revenue strength to be high.

    However, its total income is still fairly low thus causing thePPI share to be very small when compared to other sites inTanjong Piai which means strategies are needed toincrease profit.

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    Although a tourist site may be gettingsubstantial profits from tourism activitiesand seems to be having a strong PPIrevenue strength it does not necessarily

    mean that the site is contributing equallysubstantially to the economy of the localpeople.

    Nevertheless, a site like Tanjong PiaiHomestay should be maintained and itsproducts further developed because ofits ability and potential to significantly

    return a large portion of what it earns tothe oor locals.

    Discussion

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    Examine the homestay value chain tofind out which players along the valuechain have exactly benefitted the mostfrom the homestay programme.

    Examine the homestay value chain tofind out which players along the valuechain have exactly benefitted the mostfrom the homestay programme.

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    Conclusion

    Value Chain Analysis is an appropriatetool to use in order to measure theeconomic benefits received by the

    local people. VCA also reveal weak linkages and

    economic leakages.

    Government and relevant authoritiesare able to craft strategic plans toincrease tourism income for the locals.

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    THANK YOU VERY MUCH

    TPRG UTM (2009)