Titre : | Economic impact of equestrian events, examples from France |
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Titre de série : | Impact studies, Part 2 |
Auteurs : | Céline Vial ; E. Barget ; Fabien Clipet |
Type de document : | texte imprimé |
Editeur : | Wageningen Academic Publishers, 2016 |
Format : | p.21-32 |
Note générale : | Chapitre de : The new equine economy in the 21st century |
Langues: | Anglais |
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Mots-clés cheval MANIFESTATIONEquivoc Développement Rural ; Économie et filière équine ; France ; Territoire |
Résumé : | In France, equestrian sports and leisure have been growing since the 1990s. Consequently the number equestrian sportinf events has multiplied. In this context, we wonder in what ways hese events could participate in local economic development. To answer this question, we built a research program aiming at analysing economic, social and environmental impacts, in the short and log run, of different kinds of equestrian sporting events. Our first results are presented here and focus on the economic impact of small to medium size events. Using economic base theory, we studied the economic effects of six sporting equestrian events which took place in various French regions. The total economic impact of these event for the county has always been evaluated as higher than the organizational budget. Our results highlight the role of these small to medium size events for rural development of local areas and can led to recommendations to improve economic impact of equestrian sporting events. |
Classement cheval : | I03 |
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