Landscape Management

Experts will share why, where and how private sector enterprises are participating as vital stakeholders and positive actors in collaborative landscape management platforms.

The Little Sustainable Landscapes Book is now available in Spanish, expanding access to guidance on ILM for policymakers, practitioners, and conservation leaders across Latin America.

Learn how African leaders are advancing sustainable landscape management through collaboration, innovation, shared learning and a continental action plan.

Conveners Guide to Build Landscape Coalitions from EcoAgriculture Partners and IDH provides landscape leaders with strategies for building effective multi-stakeholder coalitions.

The African Landscapes Dialogue empowers landscape leaders through peer learning, knowledge exchange, and collaboration to advance Integrated Landscape Management across Africa.

This reflection explores the World Economic Forum’s growing interest in landscape approaches and the opportunities-and risks-of scaling them through international business, finance, and policy networks.

Collaborative landscape management can address rural economic challenges, strengthen rural-urban partnerships, and create more resilient communities in a rapidly changing political and environmental landscape.

Climate-smart landscape management helps farmers adapt to climate change while reducing emissions, making it a powerful strategy for sustainable agriculture and resilient rural development.

Food flow mapping helps guide Integrated Landscape Management by linking agriculture, ecosystems, and sustainable development in Kenya.

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.