Dominique le Roux
Our learning missions to almost all of the projects, lengthy discussions and communications with project implementors on the ground and – most significantly – our Global Summit and Learning Exchange, where representatives of 18 of the 22 projects met and workshopped and compared notes and shared experiences, have delivered a significant amount of data and insight. Add to that the substantial volume of academic research on landscape approaches by our team, our colleagues at CIFOR-ICRAF and others in the scientific community, and it’s obvious there’s a vast amount of learning to synthesize.
Our practitioner guides are intended as concise summaries for busy people. We present the state of the knowledge on each subject in a simple, accessible way so that landscape champions can focus on the processes at the heart of Integrated Landscape Management.
Coming up in this series:
- An ILM overview
- Institutionalization
- Adaptive and Collaborative Management
- Stakeholder identification
- Multi-Stakeholder Fora
- Common Vision
