Communities

Once every two years, the Equator Initiative organizes the Equator Prize to honor ten outstanding Indigenous and local groups from across the world who are achieving sustainable development goals.

Linking Territorial Development and Integrated Landscape Management at a Round Table on Territorial Perspectives for Development by FAO and EcoAgriculture Partners.

We are working to make our new normal a world where resilient food systems support self-sufficient communities in harmony and balance within sustainable landscapes.

Convention on Biological Diversity: Recommendations for policymakers from the African Landscapes Dialogue in Arusha.

A discussion of Landscape Convening and Governance, the first in a series addressing different thematic discussions that took place during the African Landscapes Dialogue.

The Caux Dialogue on Land and Security calls for systems change, local action, and land restoration to combat degradation.

Seattle’s food policy highlights how political culture can shape local food systems, agriculture planning, and sustainable development outcomes.

CAMBio conservation finance helped Guatemalan cardamom farmers recover from economic challenges while supporting sustainable land management.

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