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In 2019, the EU launched the 5-year Landscapes For Our Future programme, which now supports 22 ILM projects, spanning 19 countries and 3 sub-regions across the Global South. Offering solutions to context-specific land use challenges, Landscape For Our Future will advance goals relating to:

  1. food and nutrition security, job creation and resilient and sustainable agriculture;
  2. climate change mitigation and adaptation; and
  3. biodiversity and land/forest ecosystems conservation, restoration and sustainable use.

Supported projects encompass a wide range of thematic areas, ranging from biodiversity and landscape conservation to climate smart agriculture and sustainable value chain development.

Country/Sub-regionName of the country/sub-regional project
BoliviaWater as a connector for resilient landscapes in Bolivia
Brazil-Paraguay sub-regionIntegrated sustainable landscape management in the Cerrado Biome in Brazil and Paraguay
Burkina FasoParticipatory management of protected area peripheries in the PONASI landscape
CambodiaIntegrated sustainable landscape management of the Tonle Sap Biosphere Reserve in Cambodia
CameroonEcosystème du Nord Cameroun : vers une approche intégrée du paysage (en abrégé EcoNoCam)
Chad-Central African Republic sub-regionSustainable management of the Chari River basin
Colombia‘Herencia Colombia’: Supporting the new integrated Colombian approach to territorial governance in sustainable, productive and resilient landscapes
Democratic Republic of the CongoNew landscapes of Congo
EcuadorAndean landscapes – promoting integrated landscape management for sustainable livelihoods in the Ecuadorian Andes
GhanaLandscapes and Environmental Agility across the Nation (LEAN)
HondurasClimate for biodiversity: reducing supply chain deforestation
JamaicaA Jamaican path from hills to oceans
KenyaKenya Rangelands Ecosystem Services Productivity (RangER) Programme
LaosEcosystem conservation through integrated landscape management in Lao PDR
MauritiusMauritius from Ridge to Reef (R2R)
Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS)Integrated landscape approaches and investments in sustainable land management in the OECS
Papua New GuineaStrengthening integrated sustainable landscape management in Enga Province, Papua New Guinea
Sao TomeDevelopment of sustainable agro-forestry models through integrated land management approaches for climate change adaptation and mitigation, ecosystem conservation and economic development
SenegalReforestation and resilience to protect Senegal’s territories and ecosystems
Timor LesteInitiativa vertical maloa
Viet NamIntegrated sustainable landscape management in the Central Highlands of Viet Nam through deforestation-free jurisdiction
ZimbabweSustainable Integrated Landscape Management in the Gonarezhou National Park and surrounding communities, Zimbabwe