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Item Loamaafaanu ލޯމާފާނު(National Centre for Linguistic and Historical Research ނޭޝަނަލް ސެންޓަރ ފޯރ ލިންގުއިސްޓިކް އެންޑް ހިސްޓޯރިކަލް ރިސާރޗް, 1982-12-04) Maniku, Hassan Ahmed; ޙަސަން އަޙްމަދު މަނިކުItem Promotion of health awareness in Maldives : constraints faced and suggestions for future action(Asian Mass Communication Research & Information Centre, 1985-09) Mohamed Waheed; Husna Razee; ވަހީދު، މުޙައްމަދު; ރާޒީ، ހުސްނާItem The implications of sea-level rise for the republic of Maldives(1989-06) Edwards, Alasdair J.; އެލަސްޑައިރު ޖޭ. އެޑްވޯޑްސްItem The Maldives and the impact of expected climatic changes : UNEP regional seas reports and studies no.104(UNEP, 1989) Pernetta, J.; ޖޭ. ޕޯނެޓްޓާ; Sestini, G.; ޖީ. ސެސްޓިނީItem Tourism and the the economic development of the Maldives(Pergamon Press and J. Jafari, 1989-12) Sathiendrakumar, Rajasundram; Tisdell, ClemAbstract: Tourism continues to play a major role in the economic development of Asian and Pacific countries. However, tourism development is not without concerns. This article considers the economic and related consequences of international tourism for the Maldives. The Maldives, like many island developing countries has a narrow resource base, its main natural resources consisting of fisheries and a marine environment conducive to international tourism. The article pays particular attention to the ability of the tourist industry to absorb fishermen displaced by technological change. In considering the costs and benefits of international tourism, attention is given to such factors as the extent to which the tourist industry employs local inhabitants (as distinct from foreigners) and provides alternative employment opportunities for them; its possible consequences for the balance of payments and public finance; and competition and opportunity cost considerations. Keywords: The Maldives, economic development, foreign exchange, change. R&U&: Le tourisme et le developpement economique des Maldives. Le tourisme continue a jotter un role important dans le dtveloppement despays de 1’Asie et du Pacifique. Le developpement du tourisme n’est pourtant pas sans probltmes. Le present article examine les consequences tconomiques et autres du tourisme international pour les Maldives. Les Maldives, comme beaucoup d’autres pays insulaires en voie de developpement, ont une base limit&e de ressources. Ses ressources naturelles principales sont ses p&heries et un milieu nature1 marin qui attire le tourism international. L’article fait bien attention b la capacite de l’industrie touristique pour absorber les pecheurs qui ont ett deplaces par le changement technologique. En examinant les codts et les b&&ices du tourisme international, on fait attention aux facteurs tels que le degre auquel l’industrie touristique emploie les habitants du pays (par opposition aux &rangers) etleur fournit de nouvelles possibilites d’emploi; les consequences eventuelles pour la balance des paiements et les finances publiques; et des considerations des cotits de concurrence et d’acces. Mots cl&: Maldives, developpement tconomique, changes, changement.Item Seasonal diversion: global warming Christmas song : policy implications of sea level rise: the case of the Maldives(1989-11-18) Titus, James G.; Hussein ShihabItem Report on The Survey of Island Women Republic of Maldives 1979(ނެޝަނަލް ޕްލޭނިންގް އެޖެންސީ, 1980-02) އޯވާރސީސް އެޑިއުކޭޝަން ފަންޑް, Overseas Education Fund; ނެޝަނަލް ޕްލޭނިންގް އެޖެންސީ, National Planning AgencyItem The Mosques in the Maldive Islands: Further Notes(persee, 1984) C.H.B, ReynoldsItem The Maldives : an introductory economic report(The World Bank, 1980) Lateef, K. Sarwar; Loos, Jane; Santen, Gert van; Doggart, Caroline; Tanakal, YukioItem Southern Arabia and the Islamification of the Central Indian Ocean archipelagoes(1981) Forbes, Andrew D.W.