Landscape Partnerships

Multi-stakeholder platforms drive Integrated Landscape Management by fostering collaboration, shared planning, and sustainable landscape solutions.

Discover how the Global Landscapes Forum helped integrate agriculture into climate action through innovative landscape management approaches.

Effective landscape leadership builds collaboration, trust, and shared vision to drive successful Integrated Landscape Management initiatives.

The Little Sustainable Landscapes Book provides a practical roadmap for Integrated Landscape Management to achieve climate and development goals.

The Global Forum for Food and Agriculture called for resilient food systems that connect urban development, rural livelihoods, and sustainability.

Effective multi-stakeholder partnerships require skilled facilitation, collaboration, and inclusive decision-making to achieve sustainable development goals.

EcoAgriculture Partners advanced Integrated Landscape Management at COP21, launching new tools, partnerships, and finance solutions for SDGs.

Integrated Landscape Management can help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by linking poverty reduction, conservation, climate action, and resilience.

KENVO (Kijabe Environment Volunteers), a Kenyan organization created in 1994, is comprised of residents in communities bordering the Kereita Forest. KENVO works with local communities and partners to implement conservation projects.