Sources

See more session details This presentation by John Colmey from CIFOR shows how the traditional communications model is not working anymore. Instead new media like social media need to be integrated and the Global Landscapes Forum is a successful example of how all those new methods and media can be integrated.

See more session details This presentation by Maria Brockhaus answers the following key questions concerning the GCS study: What makes knowledge generation and uptake successful? What are some of the barriers to sharing knowledge? How well do we know what other people need to know? What are some of the tools we can use to […]

See more session details This presentation describes several projects concerning landscape restoration, how they were determined and conducted.

Following the Global Landscapes Forum on 16-17 November 2013 on the sidelines of the UNFCCC COP19, many session organizers produced a summary statement of the discussion and messages coming out of their session. These messages are a call to action – both inspiring and timely – hoping to inform decision making on these topics and […]

See more session details This presentation by Andrea Nájera from INAB shows how Guatemala’s forests can be restored, which economic incentives were used, what the criteria for a map of potential areas for restoration were and what the conclusion and challenges for Guatemala are.

See more session details This presentation by Daniel Murdiyarso shows the history of forest governance in Indonesia, how the REDD+ strategy can be understood as a landscape approach, where potential REDD+ projects could be located in Indonesia, how the MRV system can still maintain credibility, what FREDDI is and what kind of nested approach we […]