This session will highlight experiences in Integrated Landscapes Approaches (ILA) implementation and reflect on the challenges related to facilitating long-term and more meaningful landscape-scale initiatives that are adaptable, flexible and ultimately more effective. Moving from “project” to “process” has been mooted as the means of ensuring more effective and more equitable means of engagement at the landscape-scale to reflect the temporal complexity of such initiatives. During this session we will draw on recent CIFOR-ICRAF and partner’s experience to highlight some of the challenges associated with integrated landscape approaches, as well as showcasing the tools and techniques that can be applied to overcome such challenges In particular, we will highlight the need for integrated approaches to more explicitly address issues related to power, gender, equity and conflict and emphasize the need for such approaches to recognize the value of process indicators over outcome objectives.
Project to Process: Pitfalls and Potential of Implementing Long-term Integrated Landscape Approaches
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SPEAKERS
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Terence Sunderland
University of British Columbia, Canada
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Freddie Sayi Siangulube
Forest Officer, Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, Zambia
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Eric Bayala
PhD Candidate, University of Amsterdam and CIFOR
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Rachel Carmenta
University of East Anglia
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Mirjam Ros-Tonen
Associate professor at the Department of Social Geography, Planning & International Development Studies, University of Amsterdam
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Natalia Estrada-Carmona
Associate Scientist, Biodiversity-CIAT
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James Reed
Researcher, Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)
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Samuel Adeyanju
Environmental sustainability professional
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