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This presentation accumulates some of the most current and most important knowledge that should be known when dealing with landscapes, climate change or similar issues. The facts include undernourishment, population, dietary change, obesity, global food demand, food waste, agricultural emissions, deforestation emissions, biofuels and the impacts of climate change on water, crops, livestock, fisheries, forests, […]

Dr. René Castro Salazar, the minister of environment and energy of Costa Rica, explains Costa Rica’s low carbon strategy including how they managed to increase their forest cover, how that affected tourism and how they will strive to further take advantage of their efforts.

View session details here In this presentation the Gold Standard, a non-profit organization, introduces itself, what it does, what it stands for, where it is a leader, which programs it has and what it has to do with land-use and forests.

View session details here This presentation by Landscapes for People, Food and Nature explains how integrated landscape management can be financed. It focuses on concrete ILM activities in need of finance, finance working group members, rationale for study on financing ILM, project objectives, timeline and key recommendations.

View session details here This presentation by Dr. Margot Hill Clavis, Earth Security Initiative, shows the goals of ILM Financing Innovations, which scope they have, how to map them and much more.

View session details here This presentation by Timothy Thomas, IFPRI, shows the lessons learned from considering the Kenya data from “East African Agriculture and Climate Change” in developing a crop model and integrating the landscapes approach.