Our Strategy
Our vision is 1,000 landscapes delivering sustainable solutions for 1 billion people.
No single organization can get there alone, so we bring partners together to give landscape partnerships the knowledge, influence and support they need to scale.
Three pillars of the 1000L strategy
Building a global movement for integrated landscape approaches
Policy and funding still treat climate, nature and food as separate problems. We unite partners and landscape partnerships behind a shared voice, so governments and global agreements back landscape approaches as the place to tackle the converging crisis together.
Curating a landscape learning network
Knowledge on integrated landscape approaches is scattered across more than 1,000 journals and countless organizations. We gather the best of it, fill the gaps, and connect practitioners, so landscape partnerships can apply proven approaches faster and at lower cost.
Catalyzing landscape support systems
Even strong landscape partnerships, landscape networks, and landscape facilitators hit limits they can’t address on their own. We work with expert partners to design and test finance, governance and technology support services, then scale them to reach more landscape partnerships.
Working groups
Our five working groups, led by partner organizations, put this strategy into action. Each one brings experts together to share what works, solve shared problems and advance the field.
Landscape finance
Shows investors how landscape approaches reduce risk and deliver lasting results, helping landscape partnerships attract the funding they need.
Governance and capacity building
Equips landscape partnerships with practical, replicable tools and training to govern well.
Action and policy coherence
Makes the case to governments and global forums for landscape approaches as a way to tackle climate, nature and food challenges together.
Landscape research
Builds the evidence for landscape approaches and turns it into lessons landscape partnerships can apply.
Data and technology
Ensures landscape partnerships own their data and can use technology that serves their goals.