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It examines congestion in coastal destinations, weak inland attractions, limited distinctive local products, and environmental degradation as key demand-side constraints. On the supply side, it addresses insufficient skilled labor and regulatory uncertainty, then evaluates environmental impacts, air pollution, solid waste, wastewater, and climate change needs for mitigation and adaptation. The memorandum presents policy options to support a greener, more resilient tourism sector.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nMontenegro Country Economic Memorandum: Towards a resilient  \ngrowth strategy  \nEnabling a green and resilient tourism sector in Montenegro  \n-Background Note-  \nLead author: Andrew Beath  \nwith contributions from Nah Yoon Shin, Stefan Ott, Anthony Patrick Mavrogiannis, Elif Nisa  \nPolat  \nTable of Contents  \nIntroduction..................................................................................................................................................iii  \n1. Overview of Tourism in Montenegro................................................................................................... 1  \n2. Constraints on Economic Benefits of Tourism .................................................................................... 7  \n2.1. Demand Side Constraints.............................................................................................................. 7  \nCongested Coastal Infrastructure ......................................................................................................... 7  \nUnderdevelopment of Inland Attractions ........................................................................................... 11  \nLack of Distinctive Local Products .................................................................................................... 13  \nEnvironmental Degradation ............................................................................................................... 13  \n2.2. Supply Side Constraints .............................................................................................................. 14  \nInsufficient Supply of Skilled Labor .................................................................................................. 14  \nRegulatory Uncertainty ...................................................................................................................... 15  \n2.3. Productivity Spillovers to Other Sectors..................................................................................... 18  \n3. Environmental Degradation ............................................................................................................... 21  \n3.1. Air Pollution................................................................................................................................ 21  \n3.2. Solid Waste ................................................................................................................................. 22  \n3.3. Wastewater Collection and Treatment ........................................................................................ 24  \n4. Climate Change .................................................................................................................................. 28  \n4.1. Mitigation.................................................................................................................................... 28  \n4.2. Adaptation ................................................................................................................................... 31  \n5. Policy Options .................................................................................................................................... 35  \n6. Bibliography....................................................................................................................................... 39  \nAnnexes ........................................................................................................................................................ 1  \nA-1 Transportation ............................................................................................................................... 1  \nA-2 Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Generation and Collection ......................................................... 2  \nA-3 Emissions ...........................................................................................................","cbCairizVfv2NOK2","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairizVfv2NOK2","pdf",1571841,5,1,62,"English","en",105,"# Introduction\n# Overview of Tourism in Montenegro\n# Constraints on Economic Benefits of Tourism\n## Demand Side Constraints\n## Supply Side Constraints\n## Productivity Spillovers 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