COP 28 Event: Reshaping Our Food Systems: Landscape Transformation for People, Nature, and Climate
Landscapes that have healthy people, environment, economy, and social cohesion improve the resilience of communities and food systems to the impacts of climate change and offer huge environmental, social, and economic returns. But what does it take for landscapes to successfully shift to a trajectory of regeneration, including regenerative food systems? How can we fairly distribute the costs and benefits of these transitions and what role do policymakers, and philanthropic and corporate funders play in enabling these transitions?
At this event, Regen10 and1000 Landscapes for 1 Billion people, with Commonland and EcoAgriculture Partners, share lessons and insights about the enabling conditions for landscape regeneration, the expected financial costs and benefits of these transitions, and the need for a common long-term vision and commitment at landscape level.
Date: December 9, 2023, 18:30 to 19:30 PM
Session Partners: Regen10, 1000 Landscapes for 1 Billion people, Commonland, EcoAgriculture Partners
Location: Food and Agriculture Pavilion
Organizer
For over 20 years, EcoAgriculture Partners has convened thousands of leaders worldwide to address persistent land-use challenges. We have long understood the urgent need to sustainably manage our natural resources in a way that safeguards ecosystems, strengthens economies, and improves livelihoods.
EcoAgriculture Partners works to revolutionize how communities, governments, and businesses interact with landscapes and each other. Through collaborative action, we support the development of learning tools, design mechanisms to accelerate the delivery of meaningful and large-scale finance, produce publications, and influence policies that help bring communities, institutions, and governments together to implement integrated landscape management (ILM
1000 Landscapes for 1 Billion People (1000L) is a radical collaboration of change agents working together to accelerate landscape efforts to sustain and restore ecosystems, build rural prosperity and confront climate change.
1000L is convened by EcoAgriculture Partners, and co-led with Rainforest Alliance, Commonland, Conservation International, the United Nations Development Programme, Landscape Finance Lab, and information technology leader Tech Matters. Another 20+ partners are sharing technical and financial expertise, and 12+ Landscape Partnerships are co-designing the initiative.