Tools

To address the world’s crises on climate, biodiversity and livelihoods, nations and international organizations are launching major policy initiatives and landscape partnerships.

There is a need for sustainable landscape development technology to align with real-world needs, to be practical and context-specific.

Organizations worldwide began working in “radical collaboration” to advance the 1000 Landscapes for 1 Billion People initiative (1000 Landscapes), joining forces to link currently fragmented regenerative landscape efforts.

2019 brought an explosion of action globally to use Integrated Landscape Management (ILM), as a means to implement the Sustainable Development Goals building on local values and priorities.

An impressive group of partners echoed one key message: integrated territorial and landscape approaches are possible, necessary, and overdue.

We’ve got a new climate smart agriculture training curriculum in development, and we announced it at Climate Week in New York City.

Discover how the Landscape Investment and Finance Toolkit (LIFT) helps communities secure funding for sustainable landscape management.

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.

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.

Discover a practical framework for planning, monitoring, and evaluating multi-stakeholder platforms to improve collaboration and outcomes in integrated landscape initiatives.

Effective multi-stakeholder partnerships require skilled facilitation, collaboration, and inclusive decision-making to achieve sustainable development goals.