by EcoAgriculture Partners | Sep 22, 2014
Financing systems must fill many roles Integrated landscape management (ILM) provides a context to spatially target and harmonize investments so that they can efficiently yield public goods and private financial returns while mitigating investment risks. In Africa,...
by EcoAgriculture Partners | Sep 22, 2014
A Broad Skill Set Recognition is growing that integrated management of rural landscapes is a preferred way to ensure that expanding human demands for food, bio-energy, and ecosystem services do not collide with limitations on land, water, and other natural resources,...
by EcoAgriculture Partners | Sep 22, 2014
The State of African Landscape Policy, Briefly In sub-Saharan Africa, 70 percent of poor people live in rural areas (IFAD, 2014), and, for most nations in the region, the broad goal of alleviating rural poverty involves revitalization of the rural economy. Policy...
by EcoAgriculture Partners | Sep 2, 2014
A Systematic Review of Landscape Initiatives Approaches to integrated landscape management are currently garnering new interest as scientists, policymakers, and local stakeholders recognize the need to increase the multi-functionality of agricultural landscapes for...
by EcoAgriculture Partners | Jul 1, 2014
A marketing approach Landscape labeling is a strategy that practitioners of integrated landscape management can use to market their products. A landscape label captures and brands the social and ecological assets, growing conditions, soil, topography, and management...
