Agroforestry has the double potential to address climate change through carbon sequestration and sustainable adaptation. It is a landscape-scale approach that favors synergies between adaptation and mitigation. 53 studies found that converting agriculture to agroforestry increased soil organic carbon by 34% on average, while converting pasture/grassland to agroforestry increased carbon by 10%. Three agroforestry systems studied in Bukidnon, Philippines stored carbon ranging from 92 to 174 metric tons per hectare, with mixed multistorey storing the most at 162 metric tons per hectare. Agroforestry provides tree integration and soil/water conservation benefits.