Global Partnership on Forest and Landscape Restoration |

New Website: AFR100

AFR100 (the African Forest Landscape Restoration Initiative) is a country-led effort to bring 100 million hectares of land in Africa into restoration by 2030

Landscape Restoration for Sustainable Development: a Business Approach

How to restore landscapes and simultaneously create sustainable businesses? The answer is given by the first online course by the European Network for the Advancement of Business and Landscape Education (ENABLE)

ROAM Around the World

A step-by-step online guide makes forest landscape restoration assessments more accessible

The Restoration Initiative

IUCN, FAO and UNEP are fostering innovation and integration in support of the Bonn Challenge

About the Partnership

The partnership was initiated with the purpose of catalyzing and reinforcing a network of diverse examples of restoration of forests and degraded lands that deliver benefits to local communities and to nature, and fulfil international commitments on forests.

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GPFLR: Uniting governments, organisations and communities to restore our lost forests

Topics

Ten Principles of a Landscape Approach

The 10 principles of the landscape approach are the product of an intergovernmental and interinstitutional process. The principles represent the consensus opinion of a significant number of major actors on how agricultural production and environmental conservation can best be integrated at a landscape scale.

From Border to Border: FLR in Rwanda

Principle 4: The Multi-Functionality Principle

SDGs and the role of landscapes post-2015

GPFLR on Twitter

Tweets by @GPFLRtweets

Tools & Methods

Our Approach: The Landscape Approach

Forest and landscape restoration (FLR) is the process of regaining ecological functionality and enhancing human well-being across deforested or degraded forest landscapes.

Learning Sites

On this website we present some examples, listed on the right, where Forest and Landscape Restoration has been or is being implemented.
The sites, tools and policy initiatives of the members of the Partnership represent a variety of geographical areas, stakeholder groups, socio-economic conditions and restoration strategies.

IUCN Netherlands: Green Finance Academy

The Green Finance Academy helps environmental and development professionals to successfully access private sector finance for green projects. During a five day course, participants are challenged to transform current or new projects into bankable projects that generate financial returns for investors. The Green Finance Academy (GFA) is a partnership between IUCN NL, Alterra Wageningen UR, and Nyenrode Business Universiteit. Join the course: nyenrode.nl/gfa

More information and registration

Calendar

May 1

ENABLE MOOC - Landscape Restoration for Sustainable Development: a Business Approach

01-05-2017 - 01-05-2099

How to restore landscapes and, simultaneously, create sustainable businesses? The answer is given by the first online course promoted by the European Network for the Advancement of Business and Landscape Education (ENABLE),

Resources

Bioversity International: Forest Genetic Resources Training Guide

This set of training materials makes Forest Genetic Resources (FGR) training relevant, attractive and accessible to non-specialists. It enables teachers and trainers to cover FGR issues in their courses, and increase understanding of how to manage diverse and complex forest and other tree based ecosystems sustainably.

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