Land restoration in Africa delivers for people and climate
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Land restoration is critical for climate change adaptation and mitigation in Africa. Large-scale restoration is possible with strong partnerships and by matching practices and approaches to local needs and conditions and working through local structures and processes. Bringing science, research, evidence, and monitoring to the global and local restoration agenda accelerates impact on the ground. Value chains with equitable economic benefits and policies that support an enabling environment are critical incentives for action.
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- 1. #GLFClimate GLF CLIMATE ALONGSIDE COP27 | 11–12 NOVEMBER 2022 LAND RESTORATION IN AFRICA DELIVERS FOR PEOPLE AND CLIMATE
- 2. #GLFClimate Poll. How important do you think landscape restoration is for climate adaptation? On a scale of 1-5 with 5 being the most important Please share additional feedback in the chat
- 3. #GLFClimate KEY MESSAGES FOR THE SESSION: • Land restoration is critical for climate change adaptation and mitigation in Africa. • Large scale restoration is possible with strong partnerships and by matching practices and approaches to local needs and conditions and working through local structures and processes. • Bringing science, research, evidence and monitoring to the global and local restoration agenda accelerates impact on the ground. • Value chains with equitable economic benefits and policies that support an enabling environment are critical incentives for action.
- 4. #GLFClimate GLF CLIMATE ALONGSIDE COP27 | 11–12 NOVEMBER 2022 LAND RESTORATION IN AFRICA DELIVERS FOR PEOPLE AND CLIMATE
- 5. #GLFClimate Poll. How important do you think landscape restoration is for climate adaptation? On a scale of 1-5 with 5 being the most important Please share additional feedback in the chat
- 6. #GLFClimate KEY MESSAGES FOR THE SESSION: • Land restoration is critical for climate change adaptation and mitigation in Africa. • Large scale restoration is possible with strong partnerships and by matching practices and approaches to local needs and conditions and working through local structures and processes. • Bringing science, research, evidence and monitoring to the global and local restoration agenda accelerates impact on the ground. • Value chains with equitable economic benefits and policies that support an enabling environment are critical incentives for action.
- 7. #GLFClimate GLF CLIMATE ALONGSIDE COP27 | 11–12 NOVEMBER 2022 INGREDIENTS OF SUCCESS FROM REGREENING AFRICA MIEKE BOURNE OCHIENG CIFOR-ICRAF
- 8. #GLFClimate Land degradation is affecting 3.2 billion people globally (IPBES, 2018) Over 65% of Africa’s agricultural land is degraded Africa context
- 9. #GLFClimate
- 10. #GLFClimate Landscape restoration provides multiple outcomes for biodiversity, climate adaptation and mitigation and livelihoods
- 11. #GLFClimate REGREENING AFRICA (2017-2023) 500,000 households, across 1 million hectares Incorporating trees into croplands, communal lands and pastoral areas with soil and water conservation and other practices
- 12. #GLFClimate LARGE SCALE RESTORATION IS POSSIBLE 500,000 HHs: target 500,351 HHs: reached to date 1,000,000 Ha: target 853,918 Ha: reached to date
- 14. #GLFClimate MATCHING PRACTICES TO CURRENT AND FUTURE LOCAL CONTEXTS
- 19. #GLFClimate WORKING THROUGH LOCAL STRUCTURES AND PROCESSES
- 20. #GLFClimate ADDRESSING DRIVERS AND INCENTIVES FOR RESTORATION
- 21. #GLFClimate
- 22. #GLFClimate
- 23. #GLFClimate INTEGRATING SCIENCE AND EVIDENCE TO MAGNIFY IMPACT
- 24. #GLFClimate
- 25. #GLFClimate Land Degradation Surveillance Framework (LDSF) Land health data and at high accuracy
- 26. #GLFClimate
- 27. #GLFClimate STAKEHOLDER APPROACH TO RISK INFORMED AND EVIDENCE BASED DECISION MAKING
- 28. #GLFClimate ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT AND EVIDENCE INTEGRATION
- 29. #GLFClimate STRENGTHENING PARTNERSHIPS AND INCLUSION
- 33. #GLFClimate INGREDIENTS OF SUCCESS 1. Matching practices to current and future local contexts 2. Working through local structures and processes 3. Addressing drivers and incentives for restoration 4. Integrating science and evidence to magnify impact 5. Strengthening partnerships and inclusion
- 34. #GLFClimate Visit our website: www.regreeningafrica.org Drop us an email: regreeningafrica@cgiar.org Like our Facebook page: Regreening Africa Follow us on Twitter: @RegreenAfrica Thank You! Merci! Asante!
- 35. #GLFClimate PANEL Patrick Worms (moderator) • Bernard Crabbé, Lead of the environment mainstreaming & circular economy sector at the European Commission, INTPA • Mawa Karambiri, Policy and technical engagement specialist for the Sahel, CIFOR-ICRAF • Adrian Leitoro, Co-founder of Nature and People as One (NaPO) • Leigh Winowiecki, Global Research Leader, Soil and Land Health, CIFOR-ICRAF • Anna Daba Ndiaye, Regreening Africa Project Coordinator, World Vision Senegal • Chief Sintaro Mahama, Chief, Sakoya Traditional Area of the Mion district in Northern Region of Ghana
- 36. #GLFClimate KEY MESSAGES FOR THE SESSION: • Land restoration is critical for climate change adaptation in Africa. • Large scale restoration is possible with strong partnerships and by matching practices and approaches to local needs and conditions and working through local structures and processes. • Bringing science, research, evidence and monitoring to the global and local restoration agenda accelerates impact on the ground. • Value chains with equitable economic benefits and policies that support an enabling environment are critical incentives for action.
- 37. #GLFClimate GLF CLIMATE ALONGSIDE COP27 | 11–12 NOVEMBER 2022 INGREDIENTS OF SUCCESS FROM REGREENING AFRICA MIEKE BOURNE OCHIENG CIFOR-ICRAF
- 38. #GLFClimate Land degradation is affecting 3.2 billion people globally (IPBES, 2018) Over 65% of Africa’s agricultural land is degraded Africa context
- 39. #GLFClimate
- 40. #GLFClimate Landscape restoration provides multiple outcomes for biodiversity, climate adaptation and mitigation and livelihoods
- 41. #GLFClimate REGREENING AFRICA (2017-2023) 500,000 households, across 1 million hectares Incorporating trees into croplands, communal lands and pastoral areas with soil and water conservation and other practices
- 42. #GLFClimate LARGE SCALE RESTORATION IS POSSIBLE 500,000 HHs: target 500,351 HHs: reached to date 1,000,000 Ha: target 853,918 Ha: reached to date
- 44. #GLFClimate MATCHING PRACTICES TO CURRENT AND FUTURE LOCAL CONTEXTS
- 49. #GLFClimate WORKING THROUGH LOCAL STRUCTURES AND PROCESSES
- 50. #GLFClimate ADDRESSING DRIVERS AND INCENTIVES FOR RESTORATION
- 51. #GLFClimate
- 52. #GLFClimate
- 53. #GLFClimate INTEGRATING SCIENCE AND EVIDENCE TO MAGNIFY IMPACT
- 54. #GLFClimate
- 55. #GLFClimate Land Degradation Surveillance Framework (LDSF) Land health data and at high accuracy
- 56. #GLFClimate
- 57. #GLFClimate STAKEHOLDER APPROACH TO RISK INFORMED AND EVIDENCE BASED DECISION MAKING
- 58. #GLFClimate ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT AND EVIDENCE INTEGRATION
- 59. #GLFClimate STRENGTHENING PARTNERSHIPS AND INCLUSION
- 63. #GLFClimate INGREDIENTS OF SUCCESS 1. Matching practices to current and future local contexts 2. Working through local structures and processes 3. Addressing drivers and incentives for restoration 4. Integrating science and evidence to magnify impact 5. Strengthening partnerships and inclusion
- 64. #GLFClimate Visit our website: www.regreeningafrica.org Drop us an email: regreeningafrica@cgiar.org Like our Facebook page: Regreening Africa Follow us on Twitter: @RegreenAfrica Thank You! Merci! Asante!
- 65. #GLFClimate PANEL Patrick Worms (moderator) • Bernard Crabbé, Lead of the environment mainstreaming & circular economy sector at the European Commission, INTPA • Mawa Karambiri, Policy and technical engagement specialist for the Sahel, CIFOR-ICRAF • Adrian Leitoro, Co-founder of Nature and People as One (NaPO) • Leigh Winowiecki, Global Research Leader, Soil and Land Health, CIFOR-ICRAF • Anna Daba Ndiaye, Regreening Africa Project Coordinator, World Vision Senegal • Chief Sintaro Mahama, Chief, Sakoya Traditional Area of the Mion district in Northern Region of Ghana
- 66. #GLFClimate KEY MESSAGES FOR THE SESSION: • Land restoration is critical for climate change adaptation in Africa. • Large scale restoration is possible with strong partnerships and by matching practices and approaches to local needs and conditions and working through local structures and processes. • Bringing science, research, evidence and monitoring to the global and local restoration agenda accelerates impact on the ground. • Value chains with equitable economic benefits and policies that support an enabling environment are critical incentives for action.