One landscape, two jurisdictions and a visionary project that ends at the beginning: the GML project closes with resource-based working groups in Ghana’s Atiwa landscape holding action plans in their hands and empathy in their hearts.

As a kid, did you ever play the "broken telephone" game? The one in which you whisper something to one person who whispers it to the next and so on until a very different story comes back to you? At the Communications for ILM session during our Global Summit, we found the same result, though we're all no longer kids.

Landscapes For Our Future - Global Summit & Knowledge Exchange event, Nairobi, Kenya 16th to 20th October 2023

Dr Cora van Oosten's keynote presentation at GLF Climate, alongside COP27, provided an insightful overview of the whole spectrum of what is contained within ILM.

With most of our programme’s 22 projects well into implementation, it was time to start sharing key insights and lessons. Where better to do so than at GLF Climate alongside COP27?

Les approches paysagères intégrées ne sont-elles qu'une nouvelle mode en matière de développement ? Ou bien constituent-ils une solution viable au développement à l'échelle du paysage et aux défis climatiques ?

Are Integrated Landscape Approaches just another development fad? Or are they a feasible solution to landscape scale development and climate challenges?

Lessons learned from CBNRM in Ghana and Zambia

GLF Amazonia featured three Landscapes For Our Future projects and aimed to identify the threats and trade-offs deriving from pressures and interventions in these biomes, as well as potential Integrated Landscape Management solutions.