Changes

|Type=Network

|Type=Network

|Country=Pan African or regional networks

|Country=Pan African or regional networks

|Current focus=Gender rights

|Current focus=<translate>Gender rights</translate>

Food security  

 

Livlihood improvement

<translate>Food security</translate>

Natural resource management

 

Biodiversity

<translate>Livlihood improvement</translate>

Community rights

 

Landscape conservation

<translate>Natural resource management</translate>

Community leadership

 

Women, youth, and rural, Indigenous and local community voices and rights

<translate>Biodiversity</translate>

Restoration

 

Finance

<translate>Community rights</translate>

Measuring progress

 

<translate>Landscape conservation</translate>

 

<translate>Community leadership</translate>

 

<translate>Women, youth, and rural, Indigenous and local community voices and rights</translate>

 

<translate>Restoration</translate>

 

<translate>Finance</translate>

 

<translate>Measuring progress</translate>

|Description=The Global Landscapes Forum is the world’s largest knowledge-led platform on sustainable and inclusive landscapes. ​

|Description=The Global Landscapes Forum is the world’s largest knowledge-led platform on sustainable and inclusive landscapes. ​

GLF is dedicated to the landscape approach. It is at the landscape level where production goals, consumption needs and protection targets can be combined, and where people are organized, and ready to restore billions of hectares of idle, degraded land. The landscape approach can protect and conserve biodiversity-rich landscapes; tackle insecure tenure, community and gender rights; address food insecurity and declining rural livelihoods; and promote sustainable value chains and sustainable use of natural resources. As a global community and working together, we can find the right tools to support locally-led landscape action and measure progress.

GLF is dedicated to the landscape approach. It is at the landscape level where production goals, consumption needs and protection targets can be combined, and where people are organized, and ready to restore billions of hectares of idle, degraded land. The landscape approach can protect and conserve biodiversity-rich landscapes; tackle insecure tenure, community and gender rights; address food insecurity and declining rural livelihoods; and promote sustainable value chains and sustainable use of natural resources. As a global community and working together, we can find the right tools to support locally-led landscape action and measure progress.