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More information about the Landscapes For Our Future programme: Niclas Gottmann (niclas.gottmann@ec.europa.eu) More information about the Central Component: Kim Geheb (k.geheb@cigar.org) https://landscapesfuture.org

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Landscapes For Our Future
Kim Geheb
Sharm El Sheikh, November 2022

▪ Introducing Landscapes
▪ Integrating Landscapes
▪ Introducing the Landscapes For Our Future (LFF) programme
What I’ll be talking about

▪ Systems
▪ Integrated
▪ Socio-ecological
▪ Complex
Landscapes
are…

Integrated Landscape
Management
A process for managing the
competing demands on land
through the implementation of
adaptive and integrated
management systems.
“

Goals relate to:
▪ Climate change mitigation and
adaptation.
▪ Food and nutrition security, job
creation, and resilient/sustainable
agriculture.
▪ Biodiversity and land/forest
ecosystems conservation,
restoration and sustainable use.
Landscapes For
Our Future

What does the Central Component do?
Technical support Knowledge
generation and
communications
Exchange and outreach

Thank you
https:/
/landscapesfuture.org
Contact us!
More information about the Landscapes For Our Future programme:
Niclas Gottmann (niclas.gottmann@ec.europa.eu)
More information about the Central Component:
Kim Geheb (k.geheb@cigar.org)

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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Landscapes for our future

1. Landscapes For Our Future Kim Geheb Sharm El Sheikh, November 2022

2. ▪ Introducing Landscapes ▪ Integrating Landscapes ▪ Introducing the Landscapes For Our Future (LFF) programme What I’ll be talking about

3. ▪ Systems ▪ Integrated ▪ Socio-ecological ▪ Complex Landscapes are…

4. Integrated Landscape Management A process for managing the competing demands on land through the implementation of adaptive and integrated management systems. “

5. LFF’s 6 ILM dimensions

6. Six ILM Dimensions of ILM

7. Goals relate to: ▪ Climate change mitigation and adaptation. ▪ Food and nutrition security, job creation, and resilient/sustainable agriculture. ▪ Biodiversity and land/forest ecosystems conservation, restoration and sustainable use. Landscapes For Our Future

8. What does the Central Component do? Technical support Knowledge generation and communications Exchange and outreach

9. Thank you https:/ /landscapesfuture.org Contact us! More information about the Landscapes For Our Future programme: Niclas Gottmann (niclas.gottmann@ec.europa.eu) More information about the Central Component: Kim Geheb (k.geheb@cigar.org)

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