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Resilience

The Work Behind the Work: Building Resilient Landscapes in Asia

Integrated Landscape Management for building resilient landscapes is becoming a shared practice carried forward through partnerships, strengthening landscapes from Latin America to Asia and now Africa.

6 March 2026

By Paul Wanyoike

Team Photo at ILM Training in Bohol, Philippines
1000 Landscape for 1 Billion People Panel on stage at Climate Change Week NYC 2024

Transforming Finance for a Resilient Climate: Highlights from Climate Week NYC 2024

As finance is a significant obstacle to tackling climate challenges, landscape finance conversations took over Climate Week NYC 2024, one of the premier annual global climate events.

10 October 2024

By Brianna Van Matre

COP29, Baku, Azerbaijan

Climate Action Agenda: Insights from COP28 and Expectations for COP29

Explore key biodiversity and climate priorities shaping global negotiations and landscape solutions at the latest COP conference.

22 July 2024

By Brianna Van Matre

Comedor Conchita Eatery in Mexico

More Than A Meal: Supporting Small Eateries in Central Mexico Empowers A Whole Landscape

The interconnectivity that ILM nurtures is evident when one eats along the Ruta de Sabor, supporting small eateries with walls made of earth, a seasonal menu and notable energy conservation efforts.

1 August 2023

By Ava Eucker

Dry cracked earth

COP 27 Outcomes Highlight Need for Expanding Resources to Help Landscape Leaders Scale Climate Action

EcoAgriculture Partners participated alongside global partners to share tools and resources supporting locally-led, nature-based and landscape approaches to scale climate action and resilience.

23 November 2022

By EcoAgriculture Partners

EcoAgriculture Partners and 1000 Landscapes in the Galapagos

Strengthening Landscape Partnerships: A “game-changing” solution for food system transformation?

The United Nations Food Systems Summit (UNFSS) is calling for bold and inclusive actions to create a more sustainable and equitable food system for people and nature

16 April 2021

By Juan Ramos

Food on display at a food market

How to reimagine our food systems for a post-COVID world – taking a landscape perspective

We reimagine our food systems for a post-COVID world, after the pandemic revealed the vulnerabilities and failures of our food systems.

11 June 2020

By Sara Scherr and Sara Farley

Daina, the District Agriculture Officer (DAICO), explaining the challenges farmers are facing due to climate change

Empowering regional and district level planners to address climate change threats to agriculture

Collaborative planning, including grassroots-level stakeholders, to address climate change threats to agriculture, creates a sense of ownership in plan implementation.

28 March 2019

By EcoAgriculture Partners

US Election Result infographic

Election reflections: Using tools of collaborative landscape management to bridge the rural-urban divide

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.

22 November 2016

By Sara Scherr

mudslides

How food and agriculture are changing in a climate change world

On World Food Day, EcoAgriculture Partners highlights how climate change is reshaping agriculture and why building climate-smart landscapes and local institutional capacity is essential for resilient food systems.

16 October 2016

By Louis Wertz

The Snoqualmie Valley

Food Politics at Play: the Case of Tall Chief

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

10 February 2016

By Aiden Irish

EcoAg stand at the Global Landscapes Forum COP21

Paris Action: Moving the landscape conversation from awareness to implementation

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

a woman scoops water from a pool and pours it into a bottle

Building Resilience Among the Most Vulnerable Populations

Based on an extensive literature review as well as practitioner experiences, a new paper serves as clear guidance for building resilience among vulnerable populations.

15 December 2014

By Louis Wertz