A COP27 side event, GLF Climate was a venue most appropriate to LFF’s ambitions – in particular, its interest in delivering solutions and innovative practices to address the triple planetary crises. During this session, the LFF Central Component brought together relevant stakeholders and some of LFF’s projects from the Global South to highlight innovative approaches and methods to tackle climate mitigation and adaption using the Integrated Landscape Management (ILM) approach, as well as introducing the overall programme vision.
High-level speakers from the EU and ILM global experts set the stage for the programme, with particularly important messages revealing the importance the EU places on ILM as one of a basket of solutions to addressing climate change.
“It’s really our firm belief that integrated landscapes approaches can make a really meaningful contribution to alleviating the interconnected challenges of human well-being, climate change biodiversity loss and land degradation.”
– Chantal Marijnssen, Head of Unit for Environment, Sustainable Natural Resources in DG INTPA at the European Commission
AGENDA
Time | Session | Presenter | |
5 min | Welcome & quick polls | Moderator – Dominique le Roux, CC Communications Coordinator | In person |
5 min | Welcoming high-level remarks | Chantal Marijnissen, Head of Unit for Environment, Sustainable Natural Resources in DG INTPA, European Commission | Virtual |
10 min | Keynote:Integrated Landscape Management – an essential tool to address today’s contemporary climate and biodiversity objectives. Characteristics + focus on climate | Keynote Dr. Cora van Oosten, GLF and Wageningen Centre for Development Innovation | Virtual |
10 min | Landscapes for our Future Initiative – Integration and balancing stakeholder objectives. | CIFOR-ICRAF LFF Programme Coordinator- Dr. Kim Geheb | In person |
10 min | A world of landscapes- highlighting projects of the LFF Initiative, with focus on climate. | 1. Abeena Dufie Woode PM – EU LEAN, LLF Ghana 2. Miriam Seeman, Coordinator, Water as a connector for resilient landscapes – LFF Bolivia | In person Virtual (ESP) |
18 min | Panel Discussion – On Landscapes and people for Climate | Dominique le Roux, Cora Van Oosten, Kim Geheb, Abeena Woode, Miriam Seeman, Etienne Coyette | In person and Virtual |
2 min | Closing remarks | Kim Geheb |