Policy

Business, government, and civil society leaders met in Bellagio to develop an action agenda for scaling landscape partnerships and advancing sustainable agriculture beyond farms and supply chains.

Sara Scherr explains how Integrated Landscape Management helps policymakers tackle food security, climate change, and sustainable development goals.

Gender equality strengthens conservation and development projects by ensuring inclusive decision-making and better community outcomes.

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

Women’s land rights and participation in land-use decisions are essential for sustainable landscapes, conservation, and resilient communities.

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

Urbanization is not inevitable. Explore why supporting rural communities and sustainable agriculture is vital for resilient food systems.

A diverse array of stories emerging from a call for integrated land management projects illuminated various entry points for government to augment efforts to address agri-environmental issues.

Soil is the “great connector of our lives,” but we’re treating it like dirt. Soil management starts within communities and locally supportive soil conservation work.

In a region where accelerated agricultural development led to serious resource degradation, new research shows policymakers for East and Southeast Asia “green” commodity agriculture how to reduce the environmental footprint of agriculture.

To achieve agri-environmental goals at scale, well-organized government policy goals, framework and strategy for Agriculture Green Growth are essential.